Caden
Tuck

Uncommitted. 5-foot-9 170-pounds. Tuck is one of my favorite uncommitted left handed bats in the class. He has been about as consistent as you can ask for at the plate this spring. He also showed well this past summer with 643. He has sneaky pop that can do some damage with the right pitch. He produces consistent line drive contact, and is a really tough out in the heart of the order for Woodstock. He will take his walks, and not chase. He moves well, and plays the game hard. He can stick at any spot in the order at the next level, and would be a huge asset for any program.

Uncommitted. 5-foot-9, 170 pounds. This is the grinder of grinders, and a consummate professional at the plate with his approach and efficient actions. Tuck has one of the cleanest, most repeatable forward moves I've seen in quite some time. Not only did he barrel multiple Power 5 arms, but he did the same thing all summer and fall at LakePoint. His sink into the backside creates an incline plane for his hips to work on, allowing him to match even the steepest planes with ease. The repeatable little c load is absolutely textbook and flows like water, promoting a dynamic knob led path that can adjust to any pitch in any zone. This is a backside dominant hitter who focuses on timing and precision. The linear connection he creates only works when a hitter has an innate ability to time up a pitcher’s delivery with their hips, which Tuck does at a high level. The core strength and balance in his hands allow the elbows to work close to the ribs, which only makes it easier for him to attack the inside seam of the baseball. What he doesn’t have in size, he makes up for with all fields barrels!