Noah
Sanabia

Physical: Strong, projectable 6-foot-2, 196lb frame with durability found. 7.21 runner in the 60-yard dash. 

Offensively: RHH - Balanced, slightly-open stance as the hands operated loosely at the shoulder. Utilized a leg lift stride up/down to initiate the barrel through a slightly uphill, leveraged path into the hitting zone. Featured good connection and rotational scores at the plate, driving through the ball with intent to all fields. Notched a T99 mph bat-exit velocity with ability to lift on occasion for easy doubles juice to pull (341 foot batted ball distance via Trackman). Liked to be pitched on the inner half, as tight turns flashed ready bat speeds; middle of the order type bat. 

Defensively: The first baseman demonstrated natural feel around the bag, moving around with accurate lateral footwork and fluidity in the glove. Funneled inward cleanly and released with adequate pace to the target (L ¾ slot, 76 mph arm).

Physical: Physical 6-foot-1, 196 lb build with athleticism. 7.10 runner in the 60.

Offensively: Upright stance with the feet even and just outside shoulder width while the hands start back in front of the shoulder; simple toe tap stride with a quiet load of the hands straight back; Efficient lower half generating a very quick swing into the zone with advanced top end bat speed (23.5G's Rot Acc / 80 MPH peak bat speed per Blast Motion); Impressive round staying behind the ball well with natural lift and power to the pull side. Peak exit velo 96 MPH.

Defensively: OF- Athletic Footwork playing through the ball routinely; confident glove with clean transfers; mid arm swing to a natural 3/4 release on strong throws. OF: 82 MPH. 1B- Quality footwork around the bag with a soft glove and clean transfers.

Physical: Strong / athletic 6-foot, 185-pound frame with good proportions and advanced feel for his body throughout. 7.09 runner in the 60-yard dash. Offensively: RHH. Upright stance with a slight bend into the backside with the hands showing an easy, idle setup while resting flat at the shoulder. Utilized a controlled leg-lift stride to initiate the hands through a slightly uphill path with lift after impact into the hitting zone. Mature approach at the plate with ability to find loud barrels on pitches in any quadrant, featured a short time to contact while using a smooth and efficient lower half to lead the swing; adjustability and athleticism present in the legs which helped the hands match pitch plane early and often. High level swing mechanics allowed for him to leave the yard on multiple occasions to the pull-side while spraying either gap with missiles during a standout batting practice round. Recorded a peak bat-exit velocity of 97 mph according to Trackman Baseball / 376 foot maximum batted ball distance and an eye-popping 73% hard hit percentage (one of the higher totals we’ve seen this summer.) Defensively: The primary first baseman flashed advanced footwork with active footwork creating downhill momentum through the fielding window with regularity, a soft glove hand played through or gave depending on the hop, used inside footwork on double play turns, accurate high ¾ arm-slot with accuracy across the diamond and high level pace overall. INF - 79 mph