Agree with the above. I suggest a hitting instructor that doesn’t teach launch angle. I would like to see the barrel stay above your hands longer when you attack the ball. When you drop the barrel on plane too soon it promotes an uphill swing plane that doesn’t allow the barrel to stay in the hitting zone very long. While your bat path doesn’t look to uphill for my liking, your bat isn’t in the hitting zone as long as I would like to see and you aren’t getting enough extension. In your case the bat is being pulled up and out of the zone when your front shoulder opens up. There are a lot of tee drills that can help with this and a good instructor will know all of them.