James Steindl, LHP, Old Tappan High School, Wladyka American, 2017
CLASS OF 2017
LHP
1B
James
Steindl
Long Island
Old Tappan HS (HS) • NJ
6' 0" • 157LBS
L/L • 25yr 3mo
Travel Team: Wladyka
Old Tappan HS (HS) • NJ
6' 0" • 157LBS
L/L • 25yr 3mo
Travel Team: Wladyka
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2017 National
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2017 State
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Notes
News
- Get to Know: 2017 LHP James Steindl (Old Tappan HS, NJ) - Feb 3, 2017
- 18U Wood Bat Championship: Day 1 Notes - Sep 24, 2016
- Top NJ Uncommitted 2017s - Jul 8, 2016
- Updated 2017 Player Rankings - May 20, 2016
- Underclass Games Review: Uncommitted 2017 Arms - Nov 30, 2015
- New Jersey Underclass Games Preview: Left-Handed Pitchers - Sep 11, 2015
Comments
9/20/15 -- Steindl had a very nice outing, proving again to be very pitchable. He has steady tempo and solid direction with good glove side expansion which allows for extension. He has a long, clean arm action from a 3/4 slot. His velocity was 77-80 miles-per-hour with arm side run. His breaking ball has shape but lacks velocity at 61-63. His changeup is a very solid secondary offering, 10 to 12 miles-per-hour off fastball pace.
6/13 -- Steindl has a slender build and is about 6-foot tall. He shows easy, repeatable mechanics with a smooth hip lead leg lift. Repeats solid direction, only coming off occasional to his glove side on off-speed pitches. His fastball command is further along than his off-speed pitches right now because of the directional issue but he seems athletic enough to fix it. His fastball ranged from 78-81 miles-per-hour with tailing life. He also flashed average spin on a 66 MPH curveball when he stays on top of the pitch. At this point, his best secondary offering is a changeup with run and fade at 70-72 MPH. He did show a solid pickoff move to first base, which could potentially be a weapon as he learns to mix his set time and looks.
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