Kyle
Teter

All State Invitational:
Teter is a lanky 6-foot-1, 165-pound two-way player who showed solidly in all facets. On the mound, Teter’s arm works with little effort, coming from a high 3/4 slot. He showed feel for three pitches, including a fastball that topped at 82 mph. His 72-73 mph changeup showed some depth; as it had some late fade. Teter also showed a sharp, late moving 63-64 mph breaking ball with 11-to-5 shape. As a position player Teter ran a 7.06 60 and was clocked at 80 mph from the third base. He consistently fielded the ball out in front and showed some good range. Offensively, Teter has a balanced approach with a loose swing making consistent contact and showing the ability to hit the ball to the opposite field.

The wiry 6-foot-1, 150-pound Teter has a projectable frame and a loose arm. He touched 78 on the mound with a good change-up. When Teter develops more physically, he should see a significant velocity spike. Teter also showed to be a solid outfielder.