Bat Speed

Infield081,000+ posts

Perfect Game scouts have commented positively about my 17-year-old son's bat speed and it was measured at 82 mph at a college showcase that used some sort of radar device. Here's my question: my son is definitely a late bloomer physically-speaking and should put on 20-30 pounds in the next 3 years. Will weight and muscle gain naturally increase his bat speed?

7/25/079:07 AM

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deemax500+ posts

If the weight is good weight and he continues to work hard, there is no reason why he shouldnt gain batspeed.

7/25/079:38 AM

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Infield081,000+ posts

That's what I needed to know. Thanks for your help!

7/25/076:36 PM

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