Jack
Fowler

In my second look at Fowler on the season, Fowler was one of only two players to record multiple hits in the low-scoring affair. Fowler would open his day by smacking an 0-1 CH inside to RF for a leadoff single, hitting just off the diving RF’s glove. After just swinging over a 2-2 CB low in the zone in his second AB, Fowler would round out his day by smoking another liner to RF for a 1B. With a contact-heavy approach at the plate and a simple load, Fowler relies on his quick hands and being able to stay inside the baseball well. With a bat path that stays flat through the zone well, Fowler is consistently able to make hard contact on FB’s. With a slight adjustment in his load that would allow him to get into stay back in his lower half more and create more separation at the plate, I can see Fowler increasing his bat-to-ball skills on all secondary offerings with the potential for an increase in power as well. After seeing the confidence/mid-game adjustments Fowler displayed on the mound in my first time seeing him, I’m inclined to think that Fowler can make said changes quickly and continue to make an impact on both sides of the ball.