What Are My Potentials For College/Pro Baseball?

I would say 83 with good control puts you in a very good spot.  Keep working hard...if you can to 86-87 by the time you finish your junior year, that summer should be interesting for you. I guess the big question is are you a RHP or LHP?   I don't know what you do in the summer.  I would look for a good, well-respected travel program, as that's the easiest way to get exposure to colleges.  My son was about your size...and velocity as a sophomore.  He just committed to a D1 last month....and is now 6'0 and 170...with a fastball up to 87....so I'd say you're right on pace to have a shot at playing college.

I'm RHP. The ultimate goal is MLB. What do you think about going THAT far?

Sorry, but there's absolutely no way to even put any kind of chance to that this early.  You're a sophomore in HS.  As a RHP, realistically you'll need to be 91-92 at graduation minimum...with at least 3 pitches.  Considering you're 5'7 and 130 at this point, I don't know how anyone could give you any kind of realistic expectation on what the chances are.  Keep working hard...and good luck

I think you should take it one step at a time. The next step is to fill out physically, increase your velocity and become standout high school and travel pitcher. You need to take the steps to become a college prospect before thinking about becoming a pro prospect. If you throw 95 in high school you can think about turning pro out of high school. It's a bit absurd to be thinking about being a MLBer when you throw 83. Work on the next step.

Welcome to the site.  Sorry, I am easily distracted... as it relates to your question, it really doesn't matter but something doesn't add up.  With no walks and 40+ pitches in two innings, they were hitting the ball.  It may have been a lot of foul balls but that's a lot of pitches for 2IP an no BB's.

Keep working hard, use your resources (like this site) and enjoy every time you step on the field!

Your ultimate goal (MLB) at the age of 15, would take you maybe....8-10+ years.  

I suggest maybe that you take the advice given and take one step at a time.

I agree with the above.

I would also add this: put the same amount of effort, planning and concentration into your studies as you are planning to devote to your baseball. The better the combination, the more options will be open to you as you get closer to being able to ascertain your potential.

As long as you can get guy's out, you will keep moving up! 85 or 95 number's are attention getters the rest is up to you.

If you want it, work for it. Never let anyone tell you that you can't do something. Nothing worth having comes without hard work/effort. Take care of the arm, work out and focus on getting better every year. The MLB is also my son's dream. He is a sub 6 footer and was throwing 81 as a freshman. Last year he won Cobb County pitcher of the year (one of the largest counties in the metro atlanta area) and was tossing the pearl up to 92-93 as a junior. Nobody , including me (and i love my kid) saw that coming. I still laugh a bit about the MLB possibility to this point but he gets the questionnaires and we complete them and send them back to the teams. From what we've been told by players/friends/coaches, it is an uphill climb with lots of obstacles. If it happens then it happens, for now he will trust his stuff, play out his senior year this year and shoot for a state title, then off college ball next year. I think we've decided to leave the rest of it up to those guys who are alot smarter than us.