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South Milwaukee Preseason ID: Underclass Quick Hits

March 13, 2026
Wisconsin Scouting Staff

On March 8th, Prep Baseball Wisconsin team hosted its latest event along the 2026 winter showcase circuit, the annual South Milwaukee Preseason ID took place at Hitters Baseball Academy in Caledonia, WI. Around 120 players made it out to this event, providing us with updated looks and a new list of prospects to follow in an area of Wisconsin that regularly produces some of the state’s top talent.

Today, we’ll be highlighting the 2028 and 2029 players who stood out in Caledonia within this Quick Hits piece. Stay tuned throughout the week as we continue to break down the in-depth metrics measured at this event, with the help of our tech partners TrackMan, Blast Motion, Swift, and Vizual Edge.

QUICK HITS

POSITION PLAYERS

+ SS Maddex Welzien (West Bend West, 2028): Standing in at 5-foot-11, 167.1-pound frame, the infielder carries an athletic build to the diamond and is likely going to add significant size and strength in the future. The right-handed hitter maintains balance through contact and balanced finish and quiet head. Efficient and well-sequenced with a downhill path that leverages the baseball out front, overall hitterish look. The impact ticked up generating a 95 mph max EV and a 90.9 mph average EV. Tied the 2028 class best with a 7.02-second 60-yard dash, in the dirt he displayed soft hands and clean double-play turns during his defensive workout. Throws across the infield were measured at 85 mph and the level of skill with the glove and on defense makes Welzien a complete player on both sides of the ball. 

+ OF Oliver Peltz (Whitefish Bay, 2029): Standing at 5-foot-11, 175-pounds, Peltz boasts a physical, highly projectable frame with noticeable strength. The right-handed hitter starts with a centered and controlled move, hitterish, with feel to repeat in rhythm, deploying a downhill bat path that consistently hammers the baseball to all fields. He produced a max EV of 91 mph and an average EV of 81.7 mph. He proved to be an explosive athlete for his age, recording a 7.06 in the 60-yard dash while tying the 2029 class-best mark with a peak jump of 26.2 inches. Defensively, he moves with an athletic crow hop to gather the ball, translating his athleticism into impressive arm strength as throws home topped 90 mph.

+ OF Camden Jeske (Oak Creek, 2028): The 6-foot-0, 161.6-pound prospect presents an athletic frame with plenty of room to physically mature. The left-handed hitter operates with a hitterish feel and a loose, fluid stroke that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, allowing him to drive the ball with authority to all fields. He produced a max EV of 92 mph alongside an average EV of 89.1 mph. Defensively, he showcased quality footwork on approach to gather the baseball with a clean transfer to his throwing hand. Delivering from a longer arm action and a three-quarter slot, throws home topped 81 mph with a quick arm indicating there will be more throwing velocity once he matures physically.

+ MIF Tate Hagen (Lake Country Lutheran, 2028): The 5-foot-11, 158-pound prospect presents an athletic, twitchy frame with a projectable build. The right-handed hitter utilizes his lower half effectively, working with a short and compact path that stays behind the baseball to produce hard line-drive contact. He recorded a whopping max EV of 97 mph alongside an average EV of 93.3 mph, which led the entire 2028 class at the event. He was consistently on the barrel and was making impressive contact throughout his round. A quick mover with soft hands and quality range to either side, his throws across the infield were measured at 85 mph which shows plenty of arm strength to stick on the left side with likely more coming. Rounding out his profile, Hagen ran a 7.10 in the 60-yard dash and posted a class-best peak jump height of 27.2 inches. Hagen is highly skilled with an impressive toolset and our staff is looking forward to follow this coming spring.

+ MIF Jadyel Colome (Martin Luther, 2028): Colome features an athletic 5-foot-11, 160-pound frame. The right-handed hitter starts from a slightly open, balanced setup and utilizes a fluid, downhill path to consistently drive the baseball to all fields. Showing a quality feel for the barrel throughout his round, he generated a max EV close to 90 mph. Feel for the barrel is evident to this swing profile and as he gets stronger, the exit velocities will improve. On the dirt in what was perhaps one of the top rounds of defense our staff has seen this winter, the infielder plays light on his feet with an athletic gather and a quick transfer through a three-quarter slot to deliver quality throws through the target consistently.

+ MIF Brock Taske (Oak Creek High School, 2029): Listed at a compact 5-foot-7, 145 pounds, the middle infielder presents an intriguing developmental profile. The right-handed hitter hits with a balanced and stable base, showing a clear feel for the barrel while consistently hitting hard line drives throughout his round. His offensive output included a max EV in the upper 80s and an average EV of 82.3 mph, proving that he was consistently on the barrel. Defensively, Taske is an easy mover who works cleanly around the ball with soft and reliable hands. Throws across the infield were accurate and true through the target. Taske feels like a reliable middle infield defender presently and in the future.

+ 3B/OF Max Egan (Whitefish Bay, 2028): Standing at a projectable 6-foot-1, 180 pounds, Egan possesses a physical frame with ample room for continued development. The right-handed hitter has a rhythmic and repeatable load getting to a strong launch position consistently. He uses his lower half to leverage the baseball out front and produce consistent barrel contact through the zone. His metrics highlight a considerable offensive ceiling, as he recorded a max EV of 94 mph and an average EV of 83.8 mph. Registering a max EV of 94 mph as a 2028 graduate is impressive and will continue to improve as he continues to add strength. Egan is without a doubt a high-upside follow going forward.

+ SS/C Yanni Douros (Shorewood, 2028): Douros presents a sturdy 5-foot-8, 164.5-pound frame. The right-handed hitter utilizes a simple setup with a quiet trigger to produce a flat swing that is short, fast, and direct to the zone while leveraging the ball out front. Douros generated an 86.3 mph average EV and a 93 mph max EV from an explosive move through the ball. Douros started his workout by running a quick 7.06 in the 60-yard dash with quick burst off the line. Showcasing versatility defensively, throws across the infield were accurate with carry through the target. Behind the plate, he’s quick to turn the ball around to second base and his hands showed softness and impressive feel for the pocket.

+ C/OF Jake Barth (Oak Creek, 2029): At a sturdy 5-foot-6, 167 pounds, Barth presented an intriguing profile during his workout. The right-handed hitter utilizes a downhill path that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, leveraging the baseball out front to consistently smash balls through the big part of the field. He generated an impressive max EV number for his class at 92 mph max EV and an 87.4 mph average EV, showcasing raw power that is impressive for a 2029 prospect. A 7.24 runner in the 60-yard dash, he showcased quick burst off the line and should continue to improve on that number as he gains more strength and explosiveness in his lower half.

+ C/RHP Reece Kelly (Greendale, 2028): Kelly presents an athletic, projectable 5-foot-10, 156-pound frame. The right-handed hitter utilizes a simple, repeatable trigger to launch a downhill path that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, allowing him to consistently hammer baseballs into both gaps with backspin. He produced an impressive max EV of 94 mph alongside an average EV of 86.3 mph, showcasing raw power that is well beyond his years for a freshman. Defensively, he impressed with his ability to turn the baseball around quickly and accurately on throws down to second base. His throws were measured at 78 mph, with pop times in the 1.97-2.07 range. During bullpen work, Kelly displayed feel for the catching position with solid presence behind the plate and soft hands, consistently finding the pocket on pitches that were delivered to him.

+ INF Levi Hanel (Oak Creek, 2028): Hanel features a long, wiry, and highly projectable 5-foot-11, 135-pound frame. The right-handed hitter sequences his swing exceptionally well, utilizing the ground to produce a tight hand path and advanced barrel feel that consistently drives balls through both gaps. Hanel’s metric will most certainly tick way up as he adds to his frame. Defensively, he impressed by showcasing soft hands, clean actions, fluid actions and a confident demeanor with the glove. He displayed the ability to throw from multiple angles with carry and accuracy. Hanel most certainly will be able to stick on the dirt.

+ C/OF Jeffrey Stefanich (Random Lake, 2028): Standing at a projectable 6-foot-1, 171-pound frame, Stefanich offers an intriguing dual-position defensive profile. The right-handed hitter utilizes a balanced, simple setup before deploying an efficient, downhill path that allows him to consistently line the baseball to all fields. Generating hard contact, he recorded a max EV of 90 mph and an average EV of 83.3 mph which were both solid marks for the class and will certainly tick up as he continues to add strength. Defensively in the outfield, he flashed clean actions aggressively attacking the baseball, and throws home showed carry and accuracy. Behind the plate, he showcased soft hands with quick transfers and the ability to keep the ball close on blocks.

+ INF Owen Zeller (Indian Trail High School & Academy, 2028): Zeller presents a solid 6-foot-0, 174.2-pound frame with more projection coming. The right-handed hitter operates from an upright, open setup and gets to a strong launch position on time to deliver a flat path that stays through the baseball, consistently producing hard line-drive contact to the middle of the field. Defensively, the infielder works with a natural feel and athleticism around the ball with steady and soft hands and a reliable two-hand gather. Throws across the infield were on point and true through the target from a loose and free arm stroke.

+ 1B Caleb Scheel (Mukwonago, 2028): Scheel brings a physical presence to the diamond, standing at a strong and athletic 6-foot-2, 180 pounds. The right-handed hitter utilizes a wide, balanced setup with impressive rhythm to generate a downhill swing path, demonstrating innate barrel feel as he consistently works the big part of the field. His raw power was on display during hitting with a 91 mph max EV and an 85.6 mph average EV. Defensively, he works well from the ground up and fields the ball cleanly out front. Throws across the infield were measured at 70 mph and showed quality accuracy and carry through the target.

TWO-WAY

+ RHP/INF JonDavid Jacobs (Pewaukee, 2028): Standing at a physical 6-foot-0, 196 pounds, the two-way prospect boasts a strong and sturdy frame with more projection coming. The right-handed hitter utilizes an efficient, leveraged path out front to consistently hammer baseballs with authority to all fields. Showcasing raw power that stands out among his peers, the right-handed hitter led the 2028 class with a 101 mph max EV and an 89.7 mph average EV, pairing a 73.0 mph average bat speed with 13.0 g of rotational acceleration. On the mound, he works with a high leg kick and fluid, aggressive downhill mechanics from a repeatable high 3/4 slot, producing a vertical fastball profile sitting at 83-86 mph (2,250 rpm) with 22.6 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 65-70 mph (1,986 rpm) with -8.0 inches of horizontal movement. He also flashed a 68-70 mph (1,748 rpm) changeup that featured 18.4 inches of horizontal movement with gradual fade to find the bottom of the zone.

+ LHP/1B Hunter Shepstone (Oak Creek, 2029): Boasting a strong, sturdy 5-foot-11, 211-pound frame, Shepstone is a highly projectable physical presence in the batter's box. The left-handed hitter works with fluid, loose and quick hands through the zone, consistently backspinning the baseball to all fields. He led the entire 2029 class in max EV (94 mph), average EV (90.9 mph), and bat speed (70.3 mph). Defensively, he moves well around the bag with clean actions and quality overall feel for the first base position. Moving to the mound, the southpaw operates from a powerful drop-and-drive delivery that he was able to repeat consistently. His fastball sat 81-83 mph (1,788 rpm) with 17.3 inches of average induced vertical break, while his slider played at 69-71 mph (1,855 rpm) with 5.6 inches of horizontal movement. Quality feel for a 73-74 mph (1,357 rpm) changeup rounded out his three-pitch mix.

+ RHP/INF Ben Schultz (Milton, 2028): Standing at a physical 6-foot-4, 190-pounds, Schultz features two-way tools that stand out among his peers as a 2028 graduate. On the mound, the right-hander operates with a well-sequenced delivery and high and balanced leg tuck, working quickly in-line downhill maintaining balance. His fastball sat 84-88 mph (2,210 rpm) with 18.0 inches of average induced vertical break, tying the 2028 class best in velocity, while his curveball played at 70-72 mph (2,089 rpm) with -9.7 inches of horizontal movement. At the plate, the right-handed hitter swings with a downhill, handsy path that works to and through the baseball, showing feel for the barrel as he drives it to all fields. Flashed some raw power for a freshman producing a max EV of 93 mph and an average EV of 85.1 mph. Throws across the infield were measured at 83 mph with carry and accuracy as he showcased clean and reliable actions on defense.

+ RHP/3B Jack Bunyan (Port Washington, 2028): Standing at an athletic 5-foot-11, 175 pounds, Bunyan presents an intriguing two-way profile. The right-handed hitter starts with a wide base and gathers into his back side, delivering a downhill swing that barrels the baseball consistently delivering hard backspin contact through the middle of the field. He produced a max EV of 93 mph and an average EV of 84.2 mph. Defensively, he works fluidly around the ball, and throws across the infield were measured at 85 mph with accuracy and carry through the target. On the mound, the righty utilizes an athletic delivery with a higher leg kick and a loose and fluid three-quarter arm slot. His fastball sat 82-85 mph (2,288 rpm) with 18.4 inches of average induced vertical break and solid carry through the zone, while his curveball played at 73-76 mph (2,274 rpm) with hard and late two plane break to the pitch. He rounded out his impressive arsenal with a 76-77 mph changeup (1,360 rpm) that showed natural, late fading action to play effectively off the fastball.

+ C/3B Cash Panosian (Wilmot, 2029): Panosian features a proportional 5-foot-11, 165.1-pound frame. The right-handed hitter utilizes a path that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, generating hard line drives throughout his round. He recorded a max EV of 91 mph, a number that stands out among his peers for a 2029 prospect, pairing it with an average EV of 85.2 mph. Behind the plate, throws to second base were measured at 74.0 mph, with pop times in the 2.12-2.19 range showing a quick and accurate ability to turn the ball around the second base. On the mound, the right-hander operates with a repeatable tall-and-fall delivery and a compact arm action from a three-quarter slot. His fastball sat 79-82 mph (1,760 rpm) with 14.2 inches of average induced vertical break, while his two-plane breaking curveball played at 71-72 mph (2,209 rpm). He also mixed in a fading changeup at 71-73 mph (1,586 rpm) with 18.4 inches of horizontal movement that showed late depth at the plate as well.

+ INF/RHP Calek Smith (Waukesha West, 2029): Smith features a projectable 6-foot-3, 181-pound frame. The right-handed hitter works from an upright and open setup, deploying a downhill path that stays fluid through the baseball producing hard backspun line drives through the back of the cage. He tied for the class lead with a 94 mph max EV, while registering an 88.6 mph average EV. He showcased accurate throws across the infield with solid carry through the target. On the mound, the right-hander utilizes a medium leg kick and an easy, downhill delivery with controlled tempo. His fastball sat 79-80 mph with quality feel for the strike zone, while his curveball played at 67-70 mph (1,819 rpm) with 8.2 inches of horizontal movement.

+ UTL/RHP Dominic Bombien (Franklin, 2028): Standing at a measured 5-foot-10, 168.7 pounds, Bombien presents an athletic frame to build upon. The left-handed hitter works from a wide, balanced setup into a swing that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, producing consistent hard line-drive contact. He generated a max EV of 94 mph and an average EV of 87.9 mph, impressive power figures that stand out among his peers for the 2028 class. Defensively, on the infield, we worked with quickness laterally and soft hands and produced throws across the infield that were measured at 83 mph with accuracy. From behind the dish, throws to second base were at 76 mph, with pop times in the 2.06-2.12 range. On the mound, he utilizes a simple, athletic delivery where he moves quickly downhill. His fastball sat 77-82 mph, touching 83 mph (2,169 rpm), with 13.0 inches of average induced vertical break and an event-best 19.2 inches of horizontal movement showcasing late boring action to the arm side of the plate. His slider played at 63-67 mph (2,417 rpm) with -18.4 inches of sweeping action which pairs exceptionally well with the fastball tailing action.

+ OF/RHP Brooks Dobberstein (Pewaukee, 2028): Standing at a projectable 6-foot, 175 pounds, the two-way prospect possesses a toolkit that stands out among his peers. The right-handed hitter uses a controlled leg-tuck gather to land centered, generating a flat path that is short, fast, and direct to the zone to hammer line drives up the middle. Dobberstein recorded a 90 mph max EV and an 84.8 mph average EV. He displayed extreme quickness in turning through the hitting zone with lightning fast hands. In addition to running a 7.20 60-yard dash, his throws home topped 85 mph during defensive evaluations. On the mound, he operated with a repeatable tall-and-fall delivery that showcased his fastball that sat 81-83 mph (2,016 rpm) with 18.4 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball, which tied for the overall event best in spin rate, played at 65-69 mph (2,443 rpm) with 14.3 inches of horizontal movement and late two plane breaking action. He rounded out the advanced arsenal with a sweeping 70-74 mph slider (2,345 rpm) and a 73-75 mph changeup.

+ RHP/INF Carter Hyland (Waukesha West, 2029): Standing at an impressive 6-foot-3, 180-pounds, Hyland possesses a highly projectable frame for an underclassman. The right-handed hitter operates from an upright, open setup, and showcases quick hands to that found the barrel consistently throughout his round. He produced a max EV in the upper 80’s and will certainly add to that number as he fills. In the infield, Hyland worked with quality footwork working through the baseball and throws across the infield were measured at 85 mph. On the mound, the right-hander works from a hybrid delivery with a slight rocker-step, moving downhill with loose, repeatable athletic actions. His fastball sat 82-83 mph (2,144 rpm) with 10.2 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 69-70 mph (2,138 rpm) with 14.1 inches of horizontal movement. He showed feel for the zone with his arsenal.

+ INF/RHP Casey Helgren (South Milwaukee, 2029): Presenting a strong 5-foot-11, 190-pound frame, the two-way prospect brings advanced physical maturity to the diamond. The left-handed hitter features a wide, slightly open setup before deploying loose and fluid hands that consistently drive the ball through the big part of the field. He produced a max EV of 93 mph and an average EV of 84.8 mph which are impressive metrics for a freshman. Defensively, Helgren is an athletic mover with steady hands, and throws across the infield were up to 82 mph from a quick arm that should continue to add velocity as he matures. On the mound, the right-hander utilizes a controlled tempo and a drop/drive lower-half that works in-line. He touched 80 mph from his high 3/4 release arm slot. His curveball played at 64-65 mph (1,967 rpm) with two plane break and he featured the ability to land it in the zone.

+ LHP/OF Killian Bush (Evansville High School, 2028): Bush presents a 5-foot-10, 165-pound frame with room to add additional strength as he matures. The left-handed hitter works from a smooth, fluid gather and load to deliver a swing that is tight and explosive through the zone. He was able to maintain excellent barrel control to use the big part of the field throughout his round consistently. He produced a max EV of 91 mph and an average EV of 85.2 mph which are both solid marks for the class. Defensively, he shows clean, athletic outfield actions during his aggressive approach to the ball, where throws home topped 85 mph. On the mound, the southpaw utilizes a compact leg-lift and a slight drop-and-drive lower half that works cleanly in-line to the target. His fastball sat 77-81 mph (2,036 rpm) with forward life through the zone, topping at 82 mph, while his curveball played at 65-66 mph (1,650 rpm) with two-plane breaking action.

+ RHP/MIF Cooper Schnitzler (Oak Creek High School, 2028): Schnitzler brings a solid 5-foot-8, 166.7-pound frame to the diamond. The right-handed hitter utilizes a swing path that is short, quick, and direct to the zone, allowing him to consistently find the barrel. Generating impact that stands out among his peers, he produced an impressive 98 mph max EV alongside an 84.7 mph average EV. Defensively, he showcased steady hands with a clean gather, and throws across the infield were on a line and through the target consistently. On the mound, the right-hander works with an up-tempo delivery, featuring a high leg-lift and an explosive lower half. His fastball sat 81-82 mph (2,018 rpm) with 16.5 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 67-69 mph (2,332 rpm) with two plane breaking action. He also showed quality feel for a 71-74 mph changeup that spun at an average of 1,456 rpm to complete his three-pitch repertoire.

+ RHP/INF Brayden Rivera (Menomonee Falls, 2028): Standing 6-foot-2, 185 pounds, Rivera presents a strong and physical frame. At the plate, the right-handed hitter operates with a flat, efficient swing path that consistently drives the baseball through the big part of the field with a gap-to-gap approach. He recorded a max EV of 90 mph along with an 82.7 mph average EV both solid marks. Defensively, he displayed consistent actions fielding through the ball with a clean two-hand gather and quality footwork. On the mound, the right-hander features a slight rocker-step with controlled, fluid actions that move softly downhill. His fastball sat 80-82 mph (2,278 rpm) with 17.3 inches of average induced vertical break which presented true backspin carry through the hitting zone, while his curveball played at 69-70 mph (1,923 rpm) with two plane break and action. He rounded out his arsenal with a 75-76 mph changeup thrown with true fastball intent, effectively killing spin to average 945 rpm.

+ OF/RHP Emmett Braatz (West Bend West, 2028): Standing at an advanced 6-foot-2, 195 pounds, the two-way prospect possesses a highly physical frame. The right-handed hitter works from an upright setup into a downhill path that leverages the ball out front, consistently yielding low line drive contact through the middle of the field. He reached a solid 93 mph max EV and an 85.4 mph average EV during his round. Braatz turned in a 7.20-second 60-yard dash, and during defensive evaluations, throws home topped 87 mph. Operating from an athletic hybrid delivery, his fastball sat 81-84 mph (2,261 rpm) with with for the zone and topped out at 85 mph. His slider played at 71-73 mph (2,291 rpm) with -6.2 inches of late breaking horizontal movement and solid depth at the plate. He rounded out his arsenal with a 73-76 mph fading changeup that is a potential weapon against left-handed hitters.

PITCHERS

+ RHP/1B Cooper Graham (Mukwonago, 2029): Mature frame for his age, standing at an imposing 6-foot-2.5, 215-pounds. On the mound, he works with an intentful operation and a longer reach out of the glove from a high 3/4 slot, utilizing a controlled leg-lift before moving into an in-line drop/drive lower-half. The right-hander reached an advanced maximum fastball velocity of 92 mph, premium velocity for a prospect of his age to pair with advanced feel for the offering. His fastball sat 89-91 mph (2,071 rpm) with 11.3 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 74-76 mph (2,366 rpm) with -7.7 inches of horizontal movement. He also mixed in a bullet-like slider that sat 75-77 mph (2,356 rpm) with -8.4 inches of horizontal movement. Rounding out his advanced arsenal, a clean 75-78 mph (1,896 rpm) changeup featured gradual arm-side fade with 15.9 inches of horizontal movement. He landed each of his offerings and showed an impressive feel to pitch overall.

+ RHP Connor Paulsrud (Waukesha West, 2028): Standing at a physical 6-foot, 196-pounds, offering a highly projectable profile. On the mound, the right-hander operates with an explosive delivery and gets down the mound with intent. His fastball sat 85-86 mph (2,256 rpm) and he was driving it through areas of the zone consistently throughout his bullpen. His slider played at 72-74 mph (2,333 rpm) with tight two plane breaking action in the hitting zone. He rounded out his three-pitch mix with a firm changeup that sat 80-81 mph (2,208 rpm) with 15.1 inches of horizontal movement showing considerable running and fading action at the plate. Paulsrud is certainly a name our staff is going to be all over this spring and one who has planted himself firmly on the radar moving forward.

+ LHP Ty Ziesemer (Lake Country Lutheran, 2029): Ziesemer offers a projectable 5-foot-10, 153.9-pound frame. On the mound, the southpaw features a loose and easy operation with a controlled leg-lift and a simple move with the lower half driving off the backside. He hides the ball well, utilizing a longer arm stroke that works through a high three-quarter slot. His fastball sat 78-79 mph (1,838 rpm) with 17.9 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 63-65 mph (2,009 rpm) with two plane breaking action that he showed feel for the pitch. To round out his repertoire, Ziesemer featured a 71-72 mph changeup that effectively killed spin and produced heavy arm-side fade.

+ RHP Kael Boenitz (Menomonee Falls, 2029): Presenting a measured 5-foot-8.5, 157-pound frame, Boenitz showcased an intriguing pitch mix during his bullpen session. The right-hander operates out of a high leg kick into a drop-and-drive delivery, maintaining clean and repeatable actions downhill. He utilizes a compact arm stroke and a short arc to deliver pitches from a natural and fluid high 3/4 slot. His fastball sat 77-81 mph, topping out at 82 mph, while his curveball played at 70-71 mph (2,079 rpm) with solid feel and ability to spin it in and out of the zone. Boenitz also spun a 71-74 mph slider with quick bite and short sweep across the zone. He rounded out his repertoire with a 69-72 mph changeup thrown with fastball intent, yielding heavy arm-side fade and 16.5 inches of horizontal movement.

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