Reply to "how to decide the college level where a player "fits"?"

baseballhs10,000+ posts

I feel like this 2020 class is extremely strong. There are several 2020s throwing 95+. I know they are the freaks, but my 2020 throws 90 and I think he is right in the middle of a large group in the same space. A lot of them (like my son) are uncommitted. That said, we played a team with a RHP last week committed to a top SEC team and he sat 84-86 most of the game. Very effective pitcher. I would say your son will get some interest from D1s.

7/13/181:26 PM

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