The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
8.14
Outfield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an outfield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
70.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
A fastball with rise has a high percentage of backspin. When thrown up in the zone, it is more likely to generate a higher fly ball percentage. Rise+ of 100 is MLB average
Second look at Williams and he displayed his ability to hit midde-away pitches with a sound approach at the dish that goes along with his quick swing. Williams roped two 2B’s on the day both to LF and CF. Both hits came on middle-away FBs. Williams has a sound lower half using a small stride to stay behind his front side. His movement back is quick but he does a great job not getting over extended. He works counts well and is aggressive in the box with a fluid swing and direct bat path towards the baseball. His outstanding barrel control with a strong top hand gives him the ability to get consistent extension and spray the baseball around the field. He holds an even plane on his swing allowing him to keep his body towards center field. His bat will allow him to be a top of the order hitter at the next level, and his ability to let pitches get deep with good barrel control will play well in his future. Williams has been a fun watch this year and he is in store for a big SR year in 2026.
3/07/25
Williams impressed against Pinole Valley on both sides of the diamond, going 1-2 with a hustle double and closing the game striking out the side. Williams has an aggressive approach at the plate, swinging early in counts and is ready for every single pitch. His load is always on time, allowing him to not be fooled by offspeed and ready for the fastball. Williams has quick hands and a flat bat path, which creates the opportunity for him to hit line drives and really backspin the baseball. He has a great approach and is not trying to pull off the baseball, as he showed with his 2b up the middle. He stays inside pitches well and as a baserunner, looks to take the next bag. In a 3-1 ball game with a runner on first, he was called to close the game. Immediately I noticed his confidence and ability to get the job done. Williams relied on his fastball that sat around 83-85, mixing in his changeup and slider making batters uncomfortable in the box. He has a quick tempo and great control of the zone as he is able to locate any pitch he throws. He is able to throw offspeed at any point in the count as he showed that in this matchup. His final pitching line was 1.0 IP, 3Ks, and a save. Williams is comfortable on both sides of the field and makes a huge impact on the game.
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Second look at Williams and he displayed his ability to hit midde-away pitches with a sound approach at the dish that goes along with his quick swing. Williams roped two 2B’s on the day both to LF and CF. Both hits came on middle-away FBs. Williams has a sound lower half using a small stride to stay behind his front side. His movement back is quick but he does a great job not getting over extended. He works counts well and is aggressive in the box with a fluid swing and direct bat path towards the baseball. His outstanding barrel control with a strong top hand gives him the ability to get consistent extension and spray the baseball around the field. He holds an even plane on his swing allowing him to keep his body towards center field. His bat will allow him to be a top of the order hitter at the next level, and his ability to let pitches get deep with good barrel control will play well in his future. Williams has been a fun watch this year and he is in store for a big SR year in 2026.
Williams impressed against Pinole Valley on both sides of the diamond, going 1-2 with a hustle double and closing the game striking out the side. Williams has an aggressive approach at the plate, swinging early in counts and is ready for every single pitch. His load is always on time, allowing him to not be fooled by offspeed and ready for the fastball. Williams has quick hands and a flat bat path, which creates the opportunity for him to hit line drives and really backspin the baseball. He has a great approach and is not trying to pull off the baseball, as he showed with his 2b up the middle. He stays inside pitches well and as a baserunner, looks to take the next bag. In a 3-1 ball game with a runner on first, he was called to close the game. Immediately I noticed his confidence and ability to get the job done. Williams relied on his fastball that sat around 83-85, mixing in his changeup and slider making batters uncomfortable in the box. He has a quick tempo and great control of the zone as he is able to locate any pitch he throws. He is able to throw offspeed at any point in the count as he showed that in this matchup. His final pitching line was 1.0 IP, 3Ks, and a save. Williams is comfortable on both sides of the field and makes a huge impact on the game.