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6/26/25
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LHP/1B/OF Hayden Adamowicz (Schaumburg, 2027) fresh off his strong outing at the Future Games, Adamowicz topped out at 88 mph from the left-side. Simple, fluid delivery with a high coiled leg lift into a tall-and-fall delivery starting closed off landing directionally. Long, fluid arm-action out of a low ¾ slot. Relied heavily on a combination of a fastball/changeup while mixing in a big breaking ball. Fastball sat 84-88 with life out of the hand. Changeup sat 69-71 with depth and ASR (avg. 4.4 IVB and -16.4 HM). Mixed in a breaking ball at 63 mph with slurve shape and depth. Would also continue to show a physical left-handed bat, taking a quality round of batting practice in which he produced a max exit velocity of 97.4 mph, an average of 92.4 mph, and a max distance of 374 feet. A short and direct swing, Adamowicz showed a present feel for the barrel that would also show up in gameplay. Strong 6-foot, 224-pound frame.
FROM 2025 FUTURE GAMES:
OF Hayden Adamowicz (Schaumburg) is the final two-way we have on Team Illinois, and he looked the part in BP with a simple and strong left-handed swing. He peaked at 98.5 mph for his EV, averaging 94.5 mph with a max distance of 365’, using the middle of the field for a majority of his round. Strong, durable 6-foot, 225-pound frame that will also be intriguing on the mound. PITCHING: On the other side of the ball, the southpaw threw it well over his two innings of work, not allowing a run or hit while striking out four. He delivers his arsenal from a deceptive window and lower ¾ slot, sitting 85-86 mph with the fastball. He also went to a curveball at 65-66 mph with 1/7 shape and fading changeup at 73 mph.
Uncommitted. Currently ranked No. 19 in the state. Physical 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame, round shoulders with proportionate strength throughout. The left-handed hitter didn’t have anything to show for on the day but his at-bats were still impressive, showing easy bat-speed with minimal chase or swing/miss. Looks to be a high-level bat in the state.
Built at a large 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame, Adamowicz emerged as a name to follow over the next few years. Playing up a year, Adamowicz sat 76-80 mph (T81 mph) with his fastball that he was effectively wild with. He also flashed feel for a 1/7 breaking ball. Adamowicz seems to be a step ahead of the rest of the people in his class, and despite being raw he is a name to know in Illinois’ 2027 class.