The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
7.68
Infield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an infield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
82.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
Alfaro jumped out immediately during BP when I was watching him take his defensive work at SS. His actions were smooth, quick and with athleticism that projected him as at least an above average defender with plus potential. During INF/OF he showed a natural feel for his angles, the rhythm to his feet, a quick release with accuracy and an ability to throw from multiple arm slots which helps his fringe above average arm strength play up. Once the game started he showed consistency in game with his actions and made a dynamic play going behind second base with a full extension dive popped to a knee and threw a one hop strike to first base to nail the base runner. But, don’t mark Alfaro as a glove only SS there is real potential for him offensively. Hitting in the 5 hole he showed good bat speed, leverage in his bat path, an aggressive approach with strength through contact. He just missed a hit in first at bat on a FB up in the zone, but later he was able to take a middle away elevated FB and drive over the RF’s head to the wall for an easy stand up double. Alfaro is a Cal Baptist kick back who should find himself a new home at the D1 level where he will impact the program defensively and has potential be an impact offensive weapon in addition.
1/05/20
Riverside Co. Preseason All-State: Five-foot-8, 155-pounds, wiry strength throughout the frame with squared shoulders and a high waist. Alfaro worked out at shortstop and on the mound. At shortstop Alfaro was one of the smoothest with the glove with fast hands and the natural footwork of a shortstop. Arm plays with an 82 mph velo and accuracy. At the plate he really drives backside into the ball while flashing some present bat speed to generate line drives. Has the look of a guy who’ll hit for high average. On the mound is where Alfaro really jumped out downhill fastball at 84 mph and a hard, tight curveball at 72-73 mph. He starts each at the knees and works down from there with the fastball showing some late action. Alfaro also showed feel for a changeup that is presently more of a slower fastball given the low velo differential despite having some late movement.
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Riverside Co. Preseason All-State: Five-foot-8, 155-pounds, wiry strength throughout the frame with squared shoulders and a high waist. Alfaro worked out at shortstop and on the mound. At shortstop Alfaro was one of the smoothest with the glove with fast hands and the natural footwork of a shortstop. Arm plays with an 82 mph velo and accuracy. At the plate he really drives backside into the ball while flashing some present bat speed to generate line drives. Has the look of a guy who’ll hit for high average. On the mound is where Alfaro really jumped out downhill fastball at 84 mph and a hard, tight curveball at 72-73 mph. He starts each at the knees and works down from there with the fastball showing some late action. Alfaro also showed feel for a changeup that is presently more of a slower fastball given the low velo differential despite having some late movement.