Jared
Kuryan

6-foot, pound, wiry strong athletic frame. The shoulders are squared off, longer neck with room for added strength and mass. One of the better players on the day, showed extremely well on both sides of the field. A right-handed hitting infielder, who can play all three spots, better suited for second or third, but can help at shortstop. Defensively, the hands are super soft, fields out front, easy clean transfer, arm works from a higher slot, velocity to throws, clocked at 81 mph. Moves well to both sides, backhand is soft, with feel of starting the double on either side of the bag. The pro-move was made with ease, good flow, tempo and showed ability to throw on the run. Off the mound, touched 84 mph, fastball is straight, pounded it in the zone. Threw a small wrinkle for a strikes at 70 mph. Pounced off the mound on a bunt, was a tremendous play to third base side.  Offensively, wider, spread out approach, strong, loaded hands, more of a vertical setup with bat. Small pick up put down, weight back. The hands are inside the baseball with a middle to opposite approach, had a tee exit velocity of 84 mph and runs average at 7.03. Plays the game faster than times, high IQ with instincts.

Tee Exit Velocity: 84 mph
Arm Velocity: 81 mph
Sixty-Yard Dash:  7.03

5-foot-10, 140-pound, long, length athletic frame, upper torso is longer, has plenty of room to fill out, will add mass and weight. The top tool is his glove and instincts on defense. The prep steps are accurate, works into the baseball, stays low to the ground, feet move throughout. The hands are soft and transfer is clean. The arm action is super short, throws from a lower slot, right from his ear. The touch and accurate throws are advanced, arm was clokced at 67 mph, with more in there as he gets stronger and continues to work on top of baseball. At the plate, has a taller stance, feet are even at shoulder width, hands are held at shoulder height. For timing uses a small toe tap into a controlled stride. The hands never get back, bat tends to drag at times, needs to get wrists locked and gets some tilt to bat angle. The swing catches up and is flat through the zone, approach is more to pull side, could work on the inner half of the baseball. The tee exit velocity was 72 mph, had a good swing in game on hard contact to third, was clocked at 4.82 from home to first. Off the mound, has a simple, balanced delivery, worked from the set position the entire time. The arm action is shorter, longer than in infield play, works out of a ¾ to lower ¾ slot. The fastball was clocked at 71-72 mph, and the curveball showed good proper spin, clocked at 60-62 mph. Good looking young player, time will tell which side of the field he will end up on, strength and overall speed and conditioning are a must.

Home-First: 4.82
Exit Velocity: 72 MPH
Arm Velocity: 67 MPH