Reply to "Body type, pitching and projectibility"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Originally Posted by Shoveit4Ks:

Great points TPM, i will add that several of MLB scouts who saw my son told me he had a Plus curveball. I know he needs to master the change up and have heard he will need a slider in D1 baseball to get guys out. We'll see, i tell him all the time .....there's always room for improvement, guys catch up to fastballs eventually.

If he has a good breaking ball he wont need a slider, one or the other. Two many breaking balls isnt good on the body. But he needs the off speed so he will probably spend lots of time on that.

6/18/157:22 PM

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