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Burd

6-foot-2, 165-pound  projectable frame. In the box, the right-handed hitter had a max exit velocity of 79 mph. Starts in a crouched wide  stance with a smooth load, then uses a toe tap right before his swing. Ended his swing with level finish. Base hit approach. In the infield, recorded position velocities up to 74 mph; had soft hands. Used a loose arm action with a ¾ slot.  

Positional_Profile: SS/3B

Body: 6-foot-2, 165-pound projectable frame

Hit: RHH. Crouched wide stance, smooth load, toe tap stride. Level finish. 

Power: 79  mph exit velocity.  base hit approach. 

Defense: 74 infield velocity. Soft hands. 

Arm: RH. Loose arm action, ¾ slot. 

 INF Velo: 71  OF Velo: 72  Exit Velo: 82  Home to First: 4.23

6 ft 2, 162 lb, long-limbed player that has barely scratched the surface on frame potential.  Offensively, shows a very fluid and mature swing.  He is able to keep his head back and limit movement going forward while still driving his legs towards the ground and using all of his body and power to produce hard line drives all over the field. Defensively, as an infielder he shows a very smooth and simple glove foot rhythm, could potentially be a corner infielder as he grows in size. From the outfield he shows good footwork and a good arm angle with accuracy. Looks to be a middle-of-the-order hitter with plenty of power that can also play any position on the field.

06/23/18- 5-foot-11, 145 pounds, there is still a lot of room to fill out the frame as he matures. Had a line drive single through the SS/3B hole during game play. Offensively, he works with rhythm and looks more comfortable with the leg kick load. He is getting a longer stride to better balance and adding more separation. This gives him the ability to clear the back side and generate more bat speed. There is upside offensively as the swing with continue to improve with added strength.Defensively, he has a good first step and works he ball back into his body. The hands work and shows sound defensive actions. On the mound, he has an unconventional windup and worked 67-70 mph with the fastball and 59-60 mph with the curveball. 

01/27/18- Lean, athletic frame standing at 5-foot-11, 145 pounds with room to fill out. Offensively, he starts from a slightly open stance with a wide base and big leg kick for his load. Shows quick, loose hands with some bat speed through the zone as he looked to drive the ball in the gaps during batting practice. At times he can let his hands drop, but as he continues to become stronger up top and add to his frame, he should stay more consistent through the zone while also seeing a jump in power. Registered an 85 mph exit velocity in the cage. In the field, he shows good hands and fields the ball under control and out in front. Throws to the bag topped out at 68 mph. Clocked in at 7.36 seconds for his 60 yard dash time.

01/13/18- The lanky 5-foot-11, 145 pound SS/RHP continues to improve as he learns and grows into his body. He is moving better, with more rhythm in the infield. Working through the ball better. Offensively, he also is improving, using his long arms to create leverage while staying level through the zone. On the mound he worked 64-67 mph with his fastball, 55-59 with the curveball and 59-61 with the changeup. There is a lot of upside with present ability. He will continue to improve with strength and reps as there is present tools. 

8/18/17 - 5-foot-10, 140 pound SS/RHP. Offensively, he stands upright and uses a leg kick load. When he gets separation in the stride he hows a balanced lower half. There is looseness in the hands with a level path. Will see the benefits of the strength as he gets older as wella s hitting from a stronger front side. Defensively, he shows quality footwork with a good first step. Tends to break down to field the ball and would see benefits working with rhythm through the ball. On the mound, he lands slightly closed and throws from a 3/4 slot. Threw a fastball at 68-70 mph, a curveball at 64-65 mph and a changeup at 60-61 mph.