2017 Western PA Top Prospect Games Spotlight: 2018 C/1B Jagger Blough
July 17, 2017
By Greg Williams
Pennsylvania Director of Scouting
The 2017 Western PA Top Prospect Games are just two weeks away and limited roster spots remain to be filled. Leading up to the July 18 & 19 event hosted at the Iron Horse Sports Complex in Windber, PA we will be spotlighting players scheduled to participate. CLICK HERE to view the finalized roster, pitching rotations and schedule.
Today we take a look at Jagger Blough an uncommitted 2018 C/1B from Conestoga Valley HS
Jagger Blough
Class of 2018 / C
Player Information
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Graduating Class: 2018
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Primary Position: CSecondary Position: 1B
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High School: Conestoga ValleyState: PA
- Summer Team: Lancaster Black Sox
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Height: 5-10Weight: 165lbs
- Bat/Throw: R/R
Statistics
Position
7.14
60-yard
2.13 - 2.22
Pop Time
69
C Velo
81
Exit Velo
Videos
(6/13/17)
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Scouting Report
6/14/17 5-foot-10, 165-pound frame. Presents pitch to umpire although could minimize glove action when doing so. Solid feet and exchange when throwing; could shave time from 2.19-2.28 pop times by taking ball to ear instead of sternum. Posted 67 mph arm strength from the crouch. Exhibits a soft wall when blocking. Right-handed hitter starts from an open stance and strides slightly closed. Would benefit from strength gains, as swing has some length and is generated primarily from his upper body. Holds bat deep in top hand, leading to some stiffness and rollover. Ran a 7.31 60-yard dash and posted 75-mph exit velocity.