Frankie
Peralez

IE Future Games Trials - Peralez started the day with a solid 7.3 laser timed 60 yard dash before taking to the hitting wheel and showing his developing strength. After registering a 78 mph exit velo off a tee, Peralez showed some line drive ability with some lift to the ball. Is short to the ball with quick hands and attacks the gaps with some control of the barrel. Clocked a 4.36 home-to-first time. Defensively he was one of the top MIF’s at the event with his smooth actions and plus footwork. Registered an 80 mph infield velo with an accurate arm that’s able to make throws from all angles.

Peralez has the tools and makeup that all the best players have. Don't be fooled by his size, this guy is a player. He made a play on a ball hit hard at him that he short hopped with a backhand that left me and others in the crowd with eyes wide open. Batting leadoff for the Lancers he showed he can more than handle that responsibility. He's also a very good, smart, instinctive base runner who isn't afraid to go for it. With Peralez, the game seems to come easy for him and he makes the difficult look easy.

Los Angeles Open - Five-foot-5, 140-pounds, medium frame with wiry strength throughout. Strong wrists/hands. Peralez demonstrated high level athleticism across the board in the event. After running a 7.36 in the 60, Peralez opened eyes with a loud round of BP where he shows a nice, easy swing with sneaky power to the pull side. Shows above average bat speed and feel for the barrel squaring and driving balls to all fields. Maintains excellent balance through his compact but powerful swing. Registered a 74 mph exit velocity off a tee. Defensively he showed excellent body control and balance along with range to both sides and a true backhand. Arm strength is presently average with accuracy from all angles. Instinctive player that often beat the ball to the spot.