Dallin
Smith

Body: 6-foot-0, 195 pounds. 
Defense: C. 1.95 Pop Time. Improving feet and arm strength. Present strength allows him to handle velo. Easy receiving actions. Developing his flexibility to set up lower. One of the top backstops in Nevada’s 2022 Class.
Arm: RH. 72 mph. Quick, short arm cycle.
Hit: SH. RH. Square, athletic set up. Some mechanical features. Short to the ball. Line drive type swing. Stays mostly in teh middle of hte yard. LH. More rhythm from the LH side. Similar set up and swing to RH side. More flow with some lift through extension. Quality barrel awareness. Loud round of BP. Flashed some present power to the pull side. 
Power: 96.15 mph Exit Velocity via TrackMan. 
Run: 7.30 Laser Timed

Body: 6-foot-0, 185 pounds. Strong, proportionate build. Athletic with present strength throughout. 
Defense: C. Quality presentation of pitches. Tends to open up to 3B on throws to 2B. Some development needed with his blocking. IF. Some comfort coming off the bag. Serviceable at 1B. Present a quality target and receives well. 
Arm: RH. 72 mph. On line throws. Some carry. 
Hit: SH. RHH. Spread, slightly open set up. Efficient to the ball. Keeps his hands inside the ball well. Lived mostly middle-other way. Stays in his legs. LHH. Natural side. Tall, squared set up. Quick to the ball with quality barrel awareness. Moslty middle-pull. Some present power to the pull side. 
Power: 93 mph Exit Velocity via TrackMan
Run: 7.30 Laser Timed 60

Smith is a good looking, left hand hitting catcher. He has a good slender build that projects well. Dallin looked to have a nice fundamental skill set. He displayed a nice proficiency in his receiving with soft hands and good presentation. Dallin displayed suitable blocking techniques that allowed him to sink hips and move well side to side especially given his wiry build. Dallin showed good feet with an accurate arm capturing a solid 2.01 pop time. Offensively, Smith has a good set up at the plate with a nice, classic left handed swing. Future ability looks like Dallin could be a commodity left hand hitting catcher.

5-foot-11 150. Smith is a good looking, left hand hitting catcher. He has a good slender build that projects well. Dallin looked to have a nice fundamental skill set. He displayed a nice proficiency in his receiving with soft hands and good presentation. Dallin displayed suitable blocking techniques that allowed him to sink hips and move well side to side especially given his wiry build. Dallin showed good feet with an accurate arm capturing a solid 2.01 pop time. Offensively, Smith has a good set up at the plate with a nice, classic left handed swing. Future ability looks like Dallin could be a commodity left hand hitting catcher.

Lean, 5-foot-11 150 is a projectable switch-hitting backstop with instincts for the position. He sat comfortably, handling an array of pitching styles with relative ease. He sat high in his crouch on throws to second base with a low ¾ slot and a low elbow release, tending to get under his throws, effecting his pop times.  Strength and weight increases will likely provide the ability to raise slot and improve times.  At the plate, Smith displays a sound swing plane from both sides of the plate.  There was slightly more strength in his barrel from the right side, but he handled the bat well from both sides of the plate. He displayed a mostly middle of the field approach, making consistent con