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Scouting Report

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A slender and athletic looking left handed pitcher with command of a fastball that reaches 90 mph. His breaking ball has shown tight rotation and action at times. As he gains more body control in his delivery, his overall stuff and effectiveness should improve quite a bit.

Statistics

2008

Offense
Avg R HR RBI SB Saves ERA W L K
0.5 2 5 3 - 1 0.98 11 1 162

2007

Offense
Avg R HR RBI SB Saves ERA W L K
0.528 48 13 51 15 - 0.48 18 1 227

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Evan Posted: Jul 01, 2008 at 02:08 AM EDT

Evan

dude go pro

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Quillan Posted: Jun 17, 2008 at 12:34 AM EDT

Quillan

i wonder what would have happened if some of those players would have just poked their bat out there. he seems like a pretty consistent pitcher. pretty nice arm strength and a great curve. potential ML? i think so

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rob Posted: Jun 03, 2008 at 02:27 PM EDT

rob

his record this was I think 14 and 1 with an era of 1

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rob Posted: Jun 03, 2008 at 02:26 PM EDT

rob

he also won mr. baseball in the state of alabama, and gatorade high school player of the year should go mid first round hopefully with the braves

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Brandon Posted: Apr 27, 2008 at 10:57 AM EDT

Brandon

Just wanted to give you an update on Tyler. He now has over 50 career wins and over 600 career strike outs. Last Friday night in the 2nd round of the playoffs his fastball sat at 93-94 mph. He touched 96 mph. His curve did a lot more than "showed action at times." It is almost un-hittable. He struck out many with the slider too. It is a great pitch. This kid is a legit 1st round draft pick. That scouting report needs to be updated and changed to tell what his fastball, curve, and slider really do. This is a good site though.

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Brandon Posted: Apr 07, 2008 at 11:57 AM EDT

Brandon

One of the best pitchers i've ever seen. The Alabama highschool record book says it all. Not only can he pitch but he can hit too. He was hitting 93 and 94 last week in his 14 strike out performance to clinch the area championship. He topped out at 96 mph last year in the state championship. Stays at 91-93 but its good to know that he can touch it. That curve is devastating. Also throws the slider, split, and circle change for strikes. I see him pitch everytime he throws in games and at practice so I know what kind of stuff he has and how good it is. He should deff. move towards the top of your list. One heck of a ball player and a kid.

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Michael Posted: Apr 06, 2008 at 01:06 AM EDT

Michael

Definitely underrated. Scouting report says breaking ball shows action "at times". Look at the video. Breaking ball and slider both have good action. Just broke AL Career Strikeout Record and Career Wins. Also a great hitter; see 2007 Stats.

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j. b. Posted: Mar 23, 2008 at 10:36 PM EDT

j. b.

He is the best the state of alabama has ever produced as a left handed pitcher. He can throw 92 to 93tops. He has excellant movement on all pitches. Set alabama state single season strikeout record last year as 11th grader. Also had a 18-1 won loss season which is also best in alabama state history. Is only 1 win away from tying alabama state career wins record and with 2 more wins he has the record. He batted over .515 last year and hit 14 homers in leading his team to its 5th straight state championship. he has been a starter since 8th grade and earlier this year (2008) he had a no hitter against a larger 5-A school and the very next game he pitched he had a perfect game against another 5-A team. There were 34 major league scouts were on hand for the no hitter game . He is also on schedule to be his high school valedictorian in May 2008. He is quite an impressive young man and is really exciting to watch. Great head on his shoulders. Last summer he was selected as the only high school pitcher to play on the USA Pan Am team.

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