Jordan
Brown

9/16/18 - Continues to show flashes of future potential. The Fresno State commit is rangy and athletic. Continues to show feel for the barrel when his timing is right. Shot a missile into right-center field for a standup double showing his raw strength and his speed on the basepaths. Very high ceiling for Brown who, maybe more importantly, has a high floor as well.

8/1/18 - Six-foot-3, 170-pounds, long, lean, wiry strength through the body. Strong wrists and forearms. Brown is a sure-handed infielder that plays with good rhythm while on the dirt. Understands angles to the ball and plays low with soft hands and fluid footwork. His exchanges are clean and fast while he plays through the ball. His backhand is plus and there is carry to his throws. At the plate Brown shows a balanced setup with a smooth load and fast bat speed. Shows a gap-to-gap approach and maintains barrel path throughout swing. Does a fair job of using his lower half in his swing while maintaining balance through to the finish. Brown clocked a 6.75 60 yard dash and an 88 exit velocity off a tee.

6/1/18 - The first thing you recognize when you see Brown in his hyper-athletic 6-foot-2, 175-pound wiry strong frame. Brown projects as an athletic infielder that provides position flexibility and will contribute with the bat. Brown clocked a 7.0 60 time. Brown has some present power to gaps and his lean frame would indicate that more power will come with continued development. Brown shows an aggressive approach at the plate that makes his swing get a little long at times. He did make adjustments when falling behind.