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2022 PG CPBL Fall Prospect Games
Tyson Moran is a 2025 SS/RHP/2B with a 5-11 145 lb. frame from Wingham, ON. Medium frame with slender, athletic build; ran 60 yard dash in 7.68 seconds. Graded out best on the mound in this event, abbreviated windup with some drop-and-drive, athletic mover, lengthy arm stroke on the backside to 3/4 slot, fastball worked 78-80 mph with slight arm side run, consistent zone filler with fastball, showed curveball with slurvy action, threw a lot of strikes. Worked out in the infield, waits back on the ball, corner profile, developing hand actions and feel for glove, clocked up to 77 mph on throws across. Hits from even-based stance with relaxed set, active hands in load, longer stride with developing ability to hold coil, shows solid barrel skills. Named to 2022 PG CPBL Fall Prospect Games Top Prospect List. Very good student.
PG CAREER PROGRESSION
+3 MPH
FB Velo since 09/15/2022
+40 %
Swing Efficiency since 09/15/2022
Best
PG Grade:
8
2022 PG CPBL Fall Prospect Games
Left Handed Hitting
Swing Efficiency™
Swing Efficiency™ is a score from 0-100 based on how fast you move your body compared to other players of a similar height and weight. Our library of over 10,000 hitters shows that for a given body type, higher swing efficiencies generate higher exit velos. PG All-American Arjun Nimmala may only weigh 170 lbs, but he can still hit 103MPH off a tee thanks to his elite Swing Efficiency™.
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2022 PG CPBL Fall Prospect Games
Right Handed Hitting
Swing Efficiency™
Swing Efficiency™ is a score from 0-100 based on how fast you move your body compared to other players of a similar height and weight. Our library of over 10,000 hitters shows that for a given body type, higher swing efficiencies generate higher exit velos. PG All-American Arjun Nimmala may only weigh 170 lbs, but he can still hit 103MPH off a tee thanks to his elite Swing Efficiency™.
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