Shane
McCone

6-foot-1, 190-pound left-handed hitting third baseman. Had a great day at the event, swung the bat well and made a couple legit plays at the hot corner.  Ran a 7.81 sixty on the laser at the event. Threw 73 mph across the diamond with minimal effort. The feet work well through the ball and he has soft hands with the glove. Solid defender, foot speed needs to improve. The bat has good life to it, tee exit velocity of 82 mph. Upper body strength needs to improve to aid the development of the bat. The path is long through the ball, small bat wrap to start. . The bottom half uses a knee to knee timing mechanism. Flattening the path can help the bat path as well. Solid prospect based off what I saw, with a feel for the game

6-foot, 168-pound, a long, lengthy athletic frame, has a ton of room to fill out, actions and movements are smooth and athletic. A left-handed hitter, top tool is his ability to get the barrel to the baseball. The stance is wider than shoulder width, feet are open to even, hands are held at shoulder height, with the wrists cocked and bat having tilt to it. The swing is smooth, level to up, sprays the baseball all over the field. Batting practice and in games swings were advanced, tee exit velocity was clocked at 78mph, has a ton left in his swing, needs more strength. Defensively, showed soft hands, clean transfer, feet move throughout. The arm slot is slightly lower than 3/4, clocked at 69 mph, could get on top more, will help with strength. Showed good flow and rhythm on pro move, and made all the plays in game. Big time follow for me, should hit at a high level.

Home-First: 4.87

Exit Velocity: 78 MPH