2020 FL Preseason All-State Spotlight: Ryan Fry
December 11, 2019
Preseason All-State has quickly become the top Preseason event in the state of Florida. Last year’s event consisted of over 50 committed players and 2 players who were selected in the 2019 MLB Draft. This event is held for the top 2020s-2023s throughout the state to kick off the Prep Baseball Report's spring high school baseball coverage.
We will begin to spotlight many of the top players who will be in attendance at this year’s Preseason All-State. Today, we continue with RHP Ryan Fry (Wharton, 2022). The Miami commit is ranked 9th in our Florida Class of 2022 rankings and 99th in our National Class of 2022 rankings.
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RHP Ryan Fry
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2022 committed to Miami. 6-foot-3, 185 pound RHP. Athletic frame. Simple, repeatable delivery. Comes from a ¾ arm slot with easy arm action. Fastball sat 84-86 mph and topped at 87 mph. Mixed in a curveball at 72 mph and a changeup at 74 mph.
Miami commit. 6-foot-2, 160-pound right-handed pitcher, athletic frame, strong lower half, broad shoulders, projectable, room for continued physical development. Arm works loose and athletically from a ¾ slot. Tall and fall delivery, momentum works towards home, finishes athletically. Fastball sat 80-83 with run. Curveball, depth, 11/5 shape, 66-68. Changeup, fade action, 69-71. High follow 2022 arm.
Committed to Miami
6-foot-2, 160 pounds he has a long, lean and ultra projectable frame. One of the most intriguing prospects of the weekend. Coule the projectable frame with an arm action that's free and easy, you have a lot to like. The fastball worked 80-83 touching 85 mph with late life in the zone. Flashed and above average curveball, with late depth, at 68-70 mph. Overall, the mechanics are clean, the frame is projectable and the arm works, which makes for a very high ceiling right-hander.