Trevor
Dallio

3.31.15 - 5-foot-11, 165-pound left-handed pitcher ranked No. 252 in Illinois’ 2015 class, started the game but may have more of a bullpen repertoire at the next level. Impresses with feel and command of several pitches from multiple arm angles. Works from a short, ¾ to sidearm arm slot. Likes to drop down with fastball and slider on left-handed hitters. Fastball from higher arm slot sits 78-80, 74-75 mph when dropping down, exhibiting more arm side run. Can really pitch, lands 67-68 mph slider for strikes from both arm angles, also notched a strikeout on 72 mph changeup with bottom. Dallio struck out eight in the outing, likes reach back for extra with fastball in two-strike situations. Struck out the side in the first inning.

1.11.15 - 5-foot-11, 165-pound left-handed pitcher makes up for lack of high level velocity with ability to command three pitches from multiple arm angles. 80-81 mph fastball delivered from ¾ arm slot, high back elbow when hands break, good rhythm to hand bump, toe down at balance point, lands in line with home plate. Lands 64-65 mph breaking ball with 2/8 sweeping shape for strike. 69-71 mph changeup displayed fading action to arm side. Drops down sidearm by bending at waist, adds to deception and movement, but doesn’t lose much velocity. Fastball sat at 78 mph from lower slot, breaking ball stayed the same, with more lateral shape. Dallio could be extremely frustrating on left-handed hitters due to his breaking ball from multiple angles and feel for three pitches.

10/20/13 - 5-foot-10, 155-pound left handed pitcher. Uses a tall and fall delivery and works from the stretch only. Has a loose arm and throws from a high ¾ slot. The fastball sat 77-79 mph with slight run. Showed solid feel for his changeup, throwing it 68-69 mph with fastball arm speed and above average fading action. Curveball was 63 mph with an 11/5 shape.