Top 20 Profiles of 2020: No. 19 Caleb Logerwell
December 8, 2020
Our countdown of the top-20 most viewed profiles of 2020 continues on. Coming in at No. 19 is UCF commit RHP Caleb Logerwell (Homeschool, 2021). Logerwell was one of the breakout stars of the 2019 PBR Future Games for Team Georgia. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound right-handed pitcher has some of the most electric stuff in the country. He features a fastball that can play up to 93 with a 2700+ spin rate. He compliments his fastball with a devastating swing and miss breaking ball that he can spin with 3000+ rpm.
Logerwell is the No. 4 ranked prospect in the state of Georgia and No. 51 overall. He will be in attendance at the 2021 Super 60 Pro Showcase held every Super Bowl weekend in the Midwest. The event brings together approximately 60 of the top high school draft prospects in the country for a workout in front of a crowd of 100+ MLB scouts and agents.
No. 19: Caleb Logerwell
Scouting Report
Central Florida commit. Logerwell, 6-2 190, continues to just figure things out on the mound with command and is turning into an absolutely dominant arm with a professional future on the mound. Logerwell made two appearances in this tournament closing out a game for the Jackets punching out the side sitting 90-93 with his hammer slider 78-81 (2600 rpm) and then turned around and had the same stuff for 6 innings in a dominant outing against a loaded TE Scout team
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In Logerwell’s three innning stint he allowed zero runs while striking out five. The more Logerwell pitched, the more confidence he gathered on the mound, and by the end of his three-inning outing, he had put an emphatic stamp on his performance by striking out the side. And he did so with a devastating slider, one that he spun between 2700-3027 rpm. His slider is a true knee-buckling putaway pitch, thrown aggressively between 75-79 mph with sharp, late two-plane bite and landed it consistently for strikes. Logerwell has a lean, athletic 6-foot-2, 190-pound frame and a loose, slinger arm action coming out of a 3/4 slot. He has a fast hand out front and his natural athleticism and competitiveness come to the fore on the mound. He works fast and challenges hitters. His fastball ranged between 86-88 mph and plays mostly true. Currently ranked No. 170 nationally in the 2021 class.
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