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We would like to thank all who participated in The PBR New England Pitcher/Catcher Analysis. This was a great opportunity for 2023-2027 prospects to be put on college recruiting boards. Many players impressed during their individual workouts at the showcase. Below we have the complete statistical results from the event as well as the top performers across various different categories.

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Complete Statistics

To view the Positional Stats, Click Here.
To view the Trackman Stats, Click Here.
To view the Blast Stats, Click Here.
To view the Swift Stats, Click Here.

2022 New England Pitcher/Catcher Analysis - Quick Hits

HITTERS

• Luke Maltacea, right-handed hitting catcher showed plus life with the bat.
• Colin Sheadwright, much more physical as he shows strength and life in the bat.
• Angel Olaverria, simple approach to hitting as he sprays the field.
• Taylor Reidy, excellent young swing this man showed. 
• Ethan Divito, strength and life in the bat. 
• Brady Collins, simple and aggressive swing for this young prospect.
• Brandon Divito, quick and simple to the baseball.

ARMS

• Ethan Barrington, right-handed is long and loose. Projects very well.
• DeLuca Kyan, athletic right-hander showed a good mix of pitches.
• Shaun Flannery, excellent young arm.
• Joe LaPrade, good looking 2024 arm with a solid arsenal of pitches.
• Jameson Bryant, quick and loose arm. Good follow from Maine
• Brandon Rovinelli, aggressive right-hander with plus arm speed.
• Seamus Keller, long, loose and extremely projectable. 

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