Anthony
Treinen

Body Type: 6-foot-3, 155-pound projectable frame with a ton of room to add strength.
Mechanical/Delivery Notes: Southpaw with a high ceiling. Delivery works well and arm is clean. Will drop slot at times. Spins everything well. High follow for when he adds strength to frame.
Fastball: 76-80 mph. 1900-2100 spin rate guy with high 90s spin efficiency. Much more velocity to come.
Curveball: 72-74 mph. 1/7 shaped breaking ball that he spins well. The pitch has both depth and sharpness to it.
Pitchability: In/out throughout outing.

Body Type: 6-foot-3, 160-pound lengthy frame.
Mechanical/Delivery Notes: Smooth 3/4 arm action. Stays low to the ground throughout delivery. Mobile lower half with some explosiveness to it.
Fastball: 75-78mph. Arm side movement. Average 2,000 rpm spin rate with mid 90% efficiency. Ability to locate in the zone cnsistently.
Curveball: 63-65mph. 2/8 sweeping slider with tight spin. Locates in the zone and can be used as out pitch.
Changeup: 70-72mph. Slight arm side drop with ability to throw in the zone consistently. Used sparingly but kept batters off balance.
Pitchability: In the zone with all three pitches consistently.

Body Type: 6-foot-3 160-pound projectable frame.
Mechanical/Delivery Notes: Shows above average athleticism with rhythm through an efficient delivery that requires minimal effort. Arm action is long on the backside working through a ¾ slot.
Fastball: 76-78 mph fastball that shows natural late run to both sides of the plate.
Slider: 70-72 mph slider that is fairly sharp breaking on two planes. Already above average for his age, should be a future swing and miss pitch.
Changeup: 70-72 mph changeup shows regular run to the arm side. Presently lacks consistent feel for the pitch.
Pitchability: Shows above average feel for the fastball and slider. Slider already has some swing and miss potential in it. Changeup is thrown with enough arm speed to create deception and play.
Role: Solid three pitch mix out of this left-handed pitching prospect. Easy delivery and very projectable frame may point to a future as a starting pitcher. Development of the changeup will be key moving forward. Worst case scenario you have a very solid fastball/slider combo out of the pen.