Luke
Pascarella

5-foot-11, 180-pound right-handed pitcher and infielder. The glove showed well at the event in the infield, probably more suited for second base at the next level. The arm works well, plenty of life to it, throwing 74 mph across the diamond. The prep steps to the ball are appropriate. Ran a 4.62 down the line on his dig to first base, The bat has a tee exit velocity of 92 mph, and he took a very good BP at the event. Starts with his feet even, knee to knee timing mechanism on the bottom half. The path is clean to the ball and he stays flat and long through contact. On the mound, fastball touched 84 mph with arm side run to it. The spin pitch is coming along, sat at 72 mph. Needs more fastball hand speed to it. The changeup is his best pitch, sitting at 73 mph with fade and sink to it. Pitches out of a slightly higher than ¾ arm slot. The glove is posted across his frame and he stay direct to the plate with his feet. The arm is quick and the tracking of the front shoulder can improve.

6-foot, 175-pound right-hander from New York Devli Cats. The arm comes at your out of a plus ¾ arm slot. The arm has quickness to it. The movements are athletic and the delivery is repeated. Comes out of his delivery from time to time, as he tries to throw hard. The delivery is closed on the top half and has a minimal crossfire to the feet. The potential is there, the spring and summer will be big seasons for him. The fastball sat at 80 mph with good sink to it. The spin pitch is slurvy and hard, got all the way up to 75 mph with the spin. The changeup is his best pitch, and it’s a swing and miss pitch when throw correctly, sits at 73 mph with fade. Best days are in front of him.