WWBA in Atlanta

Matt Graham-88
Jamo Tallion-92
Tyler Duffey-90

Chase McDowell was not listed so he either didn't pitch or didn't hit 85+ velocity.

Graham was at 93-94 last summer. He definitely has the stuff to be one of the top '09 Texas pitcher.

McDowell did not pitch.

A number of local DFW teams played at WWBA such as Tigers, MSL All-Stars, etc. What were the top velocities?

Taillon's High School team mate - Tyler Spurlin was gunned 91 / 75 at WWBA in Jupiter. Going to be a tough duo to beat this spring at The Woodlands. Both are committed to Rice, if the pros don't get them first.

We just had the pleasure of watching Jameson Tallion pitch a couple days ago. He might be the #1 2010 prospect in the country right now. There were at least a half dozen MLB Scouting Directors there that would agree.

BTW, he was 94-95 with a plus 80 mph sharp curveball and a tailing sinking low 80s plus change-up.

How does Texas keep coming up with these unbelievable arms? Shawn Blackwell was another excellent RHP from Texas who we saw this weekend.

SoTxBaseballFan,

I'm on the road right now and have no way of looking that up. I'm pretty sure Tallion topped at 92 in Jupiter.

PGSTAFF,

Do you have Jupiter max velocities for:

Dallas Tigers
Apple
Bare
Cain
Kettler
Parten
Volk

MSL All-Stars
Asing
Ballew
Beck
Easely
Gilbreath
Johansen

Thanks

Do you have Jupiter max velocities for:

Dallas Tigers

Apple - 86
Bare - 85
Cain - 90
Kettler - NA
Parten - 85
Volk - 80

MSL All-Stars

Asing - 88
Ballew - 88
Beck - 90
Easely - 91
Gilbreath - 84
Johansen - 90

SWAC

Are the above velocities max or average?

Would you be able to add the following?

ERA SO/innings ratio hits/innings ratio

Thanks

SWAC,
Thanks for posting.

quote:

Originally posted by PAW-FECT:
SWAC

Are the above velocities max or average?

Would you be able to add the following?

ERA SO/innings ratio hits/innings ratio

Thanks

paw-fect I believe the numbers are max. Too much work to add the additional information you requested