Nick
Rossi

5-foot-8, 160-pound, average athletic frame, shoulders are narrow, movements and actions are smooth throughout. A right-handed pitcher, delivery is simple compact, uses little effort and repeats it. The hands start and stay high, separation is on time and breaks in the middle of his frame. The lead leg lands slightly closed off, stride is shorter. The front glove has minimal pull and stays inline. The arm action is short on the backside and works out of a high ¾ slot. The fastball was clocked at 70-73 mph, with it located in the zone, has a down plane with it to the plate, the 4-seam was the better of the two fastballs. The breaking ball has top to bottom break clocked at 61-64 mph, rotation had proper spin to it. The changeup is still a work in progress, clocked at 65 mph.  The set position, used a slide step, clocked at 1.15, worked quickly between pitches. Mechanically, sound, could look to keep head stacked up longer. A strike throwing, strength is a must, will aid in velocity.