Bryce
Jellinick

Pitching - He uses a side-step, hands near his shoulders with a knee high leg lift. Hand separation as he drives forward, front side gets long, arm action is long and back towards the shortstop, releases the ball from a lower-3/4 slot with an athletic finish with signs of hand-speed. Offensively- At the plate Jellinick sets up just outside shoulder width with hands that start and stay slotted about ear level.  He transfers momentum back to front while using a modified toe tap stride.  He showed some good power potential despite a long bat path and a slight opening of the hips early.  With those few minor mechanical adjustments he could see some definite gains at the plate and instant increase in his exit speed. Defensively- In the outfield he set up behind the ball and worked through it as well as fielding it off his glove side foot.  He throws just below ¾ arm slot and showed some definite life in the arm that may also transfer to the mound.