Tyrelle
Chadwick

vs Missouri: Worked downhill with a 88-91 mph fastball into the zone from a high release point. The right-hander showed excellent poise as he battled to find a consistent release point, especially with his mid-70s breaking ball.

Chadwick got the start in game two for the Dawgs and came out firing with some of the best velo we saw all week. Big presence on the mound at 6-foot-5, 220-pounds and it was an impressive fastball he was working with. 90-93 mph early on with some serious cut, before settling in at 88-90. There was more velocity and more control in this outing, compared to Arizona with the Blaze. Still needs some refining on the offspeed stuff but it’s an interesting overall package from Chadwick. 

Tyrell is a big-bodied powerful dual-sport athlete that is a must-see for D1 and Pro scouts. Standing in at 6-foot-4, 220-pounds and still maturing with room for growth is the first observation everyone makes, what really is impressive is how well Tyrelle moves for his size and age. As a dual-sport athlete, Tyrelle spends his off-season on the basketball court which has translated well to the baseball field as his footwork and fine movements has drastically improved. Impressive power on the mound and and in his bat has this 2021 a must follow.