Reply to "How does Perfect game Rank there players?"

baseballhs10,000+ posts

RJM posted:
PG scores are based on perceived potential not age. If a 6’ 14yo throws 80+ he’s going to get a very high score. The evaluators picture a future 16yo throwing 90.

What’s very high? My son was 5’11 and 80mph and he got an 8. I don’t consider that “very high” but his measurables were in the 90+ percentile for his age. At 16 he throws 91 and has a 9.5. The grade has gradually gone up with velo. I tried to find the chart. But it was basically

75-79mph: 7.5

80mph:8

85moh: 8.5

90mph: 9

over 90: 9.5

i am unsure what gets a 10. I know 95 would get it but there are some kids with 10s who don’t throw 95+.

in our experience, that chart seems pretty accurate.

10/18/181:54 PM

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