It took all of one throw in the outfield while warming up for 2022 Termarr Johnson (Mays HS, GA) to stand out. His quick, whippy arm and flashy glove skills immediately catch the eye, even though he is only 5-foot-8, 140-pounds. His energy on the diamond is relentless, and he plays with a confidence that is unmatched and unparalleled even amongst players two years his senior. A left-handed hitter, Johnson utilizes a bigger leg kick to trigger his hands down and back before his quick hands and aggressive hips whip the barrel through the zone on a level plane with a higher finish. He smashed a double to the opposite field off the fence on the third day after posting quality at-bats throughout with a plethora of walks. Johnson’s energy and athleticism make it hard to look away when he’s performing, and he already looks like one of the premier prospects in the 2022 class.

UNCOMMITTED ARMS:

Cameron Arnold, LHP, Lake Norman HS, NC (2020)
Arnold nearly caused me to miss my flight as I was so intrigued by his ability to pitch that I stuck around the complex a bit longer than I should have. The uncommitted left-hander was up as high as 84 mph with his fastball, delivering out of a high ¾ slot with a clean, quick arm stroke. But what really had me locked in was his advanced ability to spin the breaking ball. Featuring near 12/6 shape and with multi-tier break at 70-73, Arnold showed confidence throwing it in any count, and was able to get swings and misses with hit. Currently 5-foot-11, 165-pounds his quick arm and ability to spin the breaking ball should have plenty of coaches following him moving forward.

Myles McDermott, RHP, Archbishop Williams HS, MA (2020)
Uncommitted. McDermott’s power arm was on full display in the playoffs for Canes National, working his fastball at...

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