McCoy
Silicz

McCoy Silicz, Bakersfield Christian High School (CA), 2026 Mississippi
Positional Profile: RHP/1B High level pitching prospect who shows a starters profile with pitchability and high end stuff. Flashes interesting RH hitting power.
Body: 6-5, 223-pounds. Strong present frame with interesting physicality that still has room to add with maturity.
Delivery: Hands over head to start delivery with a medium height knee lift. Sinks into back leg to drive down the mound in a drop-drive style fashion. Uses the mound well while maintaining his direction into foot strike and through the delivery. Blocks effectively while getting full hip rotation.
Arm Action: RH. Medium to short arm circle coming to hip height while staying behind his body to hide the ball effectively. Arm strength with arm speed to a high 3/4 release slot with minimal recoil after release.
FB: T93, 90-92 mph. Shape can feature both ride and run to arm side. Strong present spin traits with high quality velocity. T2498, 2361 average rpm.
SL: 79-81 mph. tighter shape with glove side action and flashing vertical depth off FB. Emerging spin quality. T2333, 2103 average rpm.
CH: 81-83 mph. Flashes SPLT like vertical separation with feel to kill spin at a high level and arm side life. T1505, 1257 average rpm.
ATH: 21.70 max vertical.

McCoy Silicz, Bakersfield Christian High School (CA), 2026 Mississippi
Positional Profile: RHP/1B High level pitching prospect who shows a starters profile with pitchability and high end stuff. Flashes interesting RH hitting power.
Body: 6-5, 223-pounds. Strong present frame with interesting physicality that still has room to add with maturity.
Hit: RHH. Knees under shoulders with slight knee bend and even feet. Small hip hinge with high hand set at ear height near his head. Flat bat angle with a high back elbow. Hands load back and down to start the load with a quiet forward move into launch position. Lower half leads the swing with hands coming last. Uses lower 1/2 effectively in the turn with an uphill path geared to generate loft. 76.7 mph bat speed with 5 G's of rotational acceleration.
Power: 102 max exit velocity, averaged 94.5 mph. 382' max distance. Generates hard contact in the air consistently with loft that plays to middle/pull side HR power and impressive present max EV. Line to line HR power potential.
Arm: RH.
ATH: 21.70 max vertical.

Silicz burst on the scene in the summer with an impressive showcase circuit which earned him one of teh few underclass spots at this event and while his day was not overwhelming it was solid. A two-way player who shows legitimate RHH power in the profile although there is swing/miss in the bat profile and he appears mainly to a be a 1B defender the future for the 6'5 210 lbs. Bakersfield product appears to be brigther on the bump. His operation on the mound is relatively low effort using the strength in his frame and solid present arm speed/strength to generate a high quality arsenal. Utilizing an over the head move with his hands he stays relatively balanced in the load of his delivery before featuring a delivery with "drop and drive" traits to how his lower half gets down the mound into foot strike. He blocks well on his front side maintaining direction with his lower and upper body through the delivery staying online over the front leg repeatedly. The arm path is medium in length getting to the hips before working rearward into a high 3/4 release point and minimal if any recoil after release to the arm stroke. I've seen sharper more lively stuff from Silicz in the past, but on this day he worked mainly at 89-91 MPH on the FB that he controls well in the strike zone although it looked better to the arm side on this day than glove side with more life and better location. He backed it up with two-plane shaped SLD in the 76-79 MPH range and dropped in a developoing 81-82 MPH CHG. The results and effectiveness of his arsenal could be best described as solid, but not spectacular, although similar to Cervantes it showed his ability to be effective without his top end stuff. He induced a fly ball out to SS from the LHH Landon Hodge before Ethan Porter turned on an inner half FB that he kept fair past the 3B for a double. After that he went into a deep battled with the talented Anthony Pack Jr. who was able to work a BB out of the plate appearance before retiring the next hitter on a F-7 and then after getting CJ Hughes to swing through a FB in the zone buried a FB down in the zone that Hughes hit on the ground to the SS to begin a 6-4-3 double to close out a solid outing. Silicz will likely continue his two-way profile throughout his high school career, but the Ole Miss commit should eventually see his focus shift full time to the mound and I wouldn't be surprised that when that moment comes we sees gains across the board to the consistency of the life on his arsenal, his control/command and overall feel for pitching. His physical build, solid athleticism, sound delivery and foundation on his pitch mix all profile to a future as a starter with a leverage reliever fallback.

McCoy Silicz, Bakersfield Christian High School (CA), 2026
Positional Profile: RHP/3B Lots of physical/ baseball tools on display here to follow.
Body: 6-4, 210-pounds. Physical frame, premium build.
Delivery: Calm pace, easy mechanics.
Arm Action: RH. Arm is clean, natural slot.
FB: Explosive.
ATH: 7.07 runner in the 60.

McCoy Silicz, Bakersfield Christian High School (CA), 2026
Positional Profile: RHP/3B Lots of physical/ baseball tools on display here to follow.
Body: 6-4, 210-pounds. Physical frame, premium build.
Hit: RHH. Adavanced setup with calm, comfortable posture. Direct hands to the ball that caught consistent barrels.
Power: Low effort, loud EV.
Arm: RH. INF-82 mph. Athletic, IF action w/ plenty of strength.
Defense: Clean footwork through the ball, does a nice job of limiting wasted movement
ATH: 7.07 runner in the 60.