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With Division 1 coaches restricted to their campuses until the spring, the PBR Georgia crew had a busy weekend of coverage along with entertaining texts and phone calls from those same coaches following along. Talented arms stole the show including some big jumps from underclassmen and an uncommitted 2020 southpaw who stole might have stole the show.

+ LHP Brendan Parks (2020)

In the market for a LHP? #Uncommitted ‘20 Brendan Parks (@NAHS_Baseball; @9thinningbball) stands a strong, durable 6-2, 200. FB sitting 86-88, T89 (2380-2460rpm) early on. Mixing in a 12/6 breaker at 72-75 (2280-2325), has depth to it. @PBRGeorgia #PBRFC @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/X0PaaM7fE2

— Phil Kerber (@PhilKerberPBR) October 20, 2019

+ RHP Logan McGuire (2021)

‘21 RHP Logan McGuire (@ahsbucsbaseball) comes on in relief in the finals and is nothing short of electric. Goes 91-92-92 (1900rpm) and strands the bases loaded. Uber projectable 6-3, 170-pounds, loads of room to fill out. @PBRGeorgia @ShooterHunt #PBRFC pic.twitter.com/VVoiCAq1OH

— Phil Kerber (@PhilKerberPBR) October 20, 2019

+ RHP Thomas Botts (2021)

‘21 RHP Thomas Botts (@CassBaseball; @NBSbaseball) s an imposing 6-4, 215, looks as if he can add even more to frame. FB coming out heavy at 84-86. Gets behind his SL extremely well at 80-81 w/ late downer action @PBRGeorgia #PBRFC pic.twitter.com/YzKCCA6IME

— Phil Kerber (@PhilKerberPBR) October 19, 2019

JuCo ACTION

+ Southern Nevada Top Prospects

+RHP Connor Phillips (McClennan, TX)

𝗝𝗨𝗖𝗢 𝗪𝗜𝗥𝗘@mccbaseball1’s Connor Phillips (@Phillip__Connor) comes in at No. 2 in the JUCO Prospects rankings. The RHP has ran his FB up to 97 this fall and shown a power SL at 84-86. @PBR_JUCO

𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: https://t.co/3VgjH3a9Bz pic.twitter.com/ZsxmskbAJs

— PBR Texas (@PBR_Texas) October 15, 2019

+ OF Riley Paulino (Pierce, WA)

Fr. OF @PaulinoRiley (@Pierce_Baseball/@FHSTrojanBB) finding consistent barrel tonight from the left side. 2-2 so far with 2 SB as well. Athletic defender in the OF@PBR_JUCO pic.twitter.com/TAxeSpg29i

— PBR Washington (@PBR_Washington) October 15, 2019

+ OF Tariq Bacon (Central Florida, FL)

Tariq Bacon is an Uber-athletic OF for @cfpats. Rhythmic load with a soft landing and lightning quick hands. Gets behind the baseball in the swing. @PBR_JUCO pic.twitter.com/fDcdq3aWUe

— PBR Florida (@PBRFlorida) October 13, 2019

+ OF Jeremiah Davis (Santa Fe, FL)

Jeremiah Davis of @santafesaints is a physically imposing OF that uses his strength at the plate. Has balance and backspins the ball well. @PBR_JUCO pic.twitter.com/9v9KBogaWW

— PBR Florida (@PBRFlorida) October 13, 2019

MINNESOTA FALL REVIEW

INSTANT ANALYSIS


+ OF Kyle Law (2022)

‘22 OF Kyle Law @_kylelaw a wirey athletic frame who ran a 6.88 - 60. Simple set up with a balanced swing. Uses the middle of the field well @andoverbaseball #MNFallReview pic.twitter.com/GcJIAVQrbu

— PBR Minnesota (@PBRMinnesota) October 20, 2019

+ C Nick Friedges (2020)

‘20 C Nick Friedges @nrfriedges with a good round of BP. Aggressive swing with rhythm. Line drive contact. @sspHSbaseball #MNFallReview pic.twitter.com/zlQX71EyK3

— PBR Minnesota (@PBRMinnesota) October 20, 2019

Pennsylvania Future Prospects

RESULTS

 

 

 

Ryan Zuckerman SS / RHP / Pennsbury, PA / 2023

+ RHP Ryan Brader (2023)

2023 SS/RHP Ryan Brader (Manheim Township) sat 79-80 with a tight 11/5 curveball at 71-73 mph. Feel for the change as well with command of the zone. #FPS pic.twitter.com/W6m0PNpITB

— PBR Pennsylvania (@pbrpennsylvania) October 19, 2019

West Coast

+ RHP Kyle Connelly (CA, 2023)

Good sequence here from 2023 RHP Kyle Connelly of @CVUglyBaseball. He worked mostly 83-86, up to 87 in a 4 IP outing. Tight CB 74-76. Calm demeanor, confident. Looked to be about 5’10” 165 or so. Arm certainly works easily. @PBR_California @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/ChJLFrXvoZ

— PBR Northern CA (@Clemmens_PBR) October 20, 2019

+ OF Santino Panero (NV, 2021)

Uncommitted 2021 OF @santinopanaro gets things started for @gormanbaseball with a lead off double against Foothill HS (CA) pic.twitter.com/0xFXfs4ksX

— PBR_Nevada (@PBR_Nevada) October 19, 2019

+ INF Hayden Dearie (WA, 2022)

Another '22 who stood out yesterday is INF Hayden Dearie (@LakesideLionsBA/@Citybaseballsea)

Missed some time with an injury but looks ready for a big Soph year

6-1, 180 w/ an aggressive mentality in the box & serious lift after contact@hayden_dearie @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/gwZGzIVGM6

— PBR Washington (@PBR_Washington) October 22, 2019

+ Kyle Henington (WA, 2021)

After a standout performance at our @PBRTournaments #FallChampPNW...'21 OF @kylehenington (@FHSTrojanBB/@Showtime_WA/@BenzBaseball) was back to show off his quick, handsy swing from the left side.

Lean athlete at 5-10, 150 w/ a frame to add more strength@ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/B6y6a8OQjT

— PBR Washington (@PBR_Washington) October 21, 2019

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