Ollie
Tingelhoff

Uncommitted. What a weekend it was for the LHH at the plate, hitting .500 over the weekend. A consistent tough out at the plate. The junior has a relaxed approach and slows things down with ease. A mature all-fields approach with twitchy hands that deliver the barrel in an instant. Exemplifies loose actions in the box with a well-leveraged barrel through the zone. A fluid mover through impact as the hands flow freely through the zone with hit/power upside as the barrel awareness stands out. On the mound the RHP also stood out deploying an intriguing four pitch arsenal. The fastball sat 84-86, with ride through the zone at “19 IVB and jumped on hitters to produce heavy swing-and-miss. The Cutter was shown in the 81-83 range that profiles well off the fastball for swing-and-miss. The change-up was mixed in and sat in the upper 70’s, curveball was flipped over in the low 70’s. A clean arm action on the mound with a highly projectable frame at 6-foot-1, 185-pounds that should continue to add. Big time upside shown on both sides of the ball over the course of the PBR Cup. Two-way name to know.

Uncommitted. 6-foot 1, 175-pounds. Tingelhoff had a good outing this weekend pitching to soft contact and attacking the strike zone. Tingelhoff attacked the strike zone with the fastball and was able to get chases with the curveball down. He has a good frame that will allow for a velocity jump in the years to come. Fastball sat 82-84, curveball 75-77, and changeup was 78. Showed an over the top arm action and used his length to his advantage by getting down the mound allowing the ball to get on hitters quicker.  Good competitor on the mound.