Dylan
Singleton

The Yale commit is definitely better than any Ivy League recruit I can imagine going forward. The two-time Future Gamer, has improved dramatically over the past two years since we first laid eyes on him at the 2022 Preseason All-State where 30 lbs ago and featuring a FB that at the time was 78-82, has seen incremental jumps every 6 months or so. Now touching 91 with the FB, that’s another jump from 88 last July at LakePoint. The 3 pitch mix has developed to the point that with 2 seasons left in his HS career, this could and should be an Area Code type arm that, with some mechanical tweaks, could turn into a draft prospect. The FB spin was really good at 2,428 rpm’s and avg’ed 2,359. The CB 72-73 was sharp with near avg spin at 2,173 and with a little added bite moving forward, the pitch has the makings of an avg big league offering. The CH 72-75 needs a little added power and velocity, with upper 70’s a goal to shoot for, yet is able to kill the spin at 1,934-1,992, which with the small difference in spin, suggests he has feel for the baseball leaving the hand. Just added arm speed and maintaining the arm speed will do the trick. Should settle in as the ace of the preseason #1 team in the state this year. High upside with his best yet to come!

2022 PBR Future Games

Singleton who I first spotted at the Preseason All-State and was intrigued by his delivery and upside with long lanky features received the prestigious honor of representing Utah at the PBR Future Games, has made significant progress over the past 8 months and especially the last 3 ½ months since the FG’s. The body looks to have added 10 lbs and that can make all the difference as he was 78-80 in Atlanta, but this past weekend, the ball was coming out firmer as the FB was 82-85 T86, that’s a 6 mph increase in just a ¼ of a year! The spin rate jumped from 2106 to 2278. The CB 68-70 with a spin of 1954 and although it was 70-71 and virtually the same spin, it had added depth and he was finishing the pitch much better than before. Dylan worked a clean inning in this look in the game action and with 3 years of HS left, and still filling out his 6-1 175 frame, that has 25 lbs more he can add, it’s not out of the question to vision a low 90’s FB in his future, paired with the breaking ball that will give LHH’s fits. Was excited about what I saw and look forward to him joining us again for the 2023 PBR Future Games once again!

A lean athletic young immature build, that is the late bloomer physicality type. Features a med kick to his delivery and breaks over the rubber and shows a longer HTQ arm action, that needs to get into his legs better, as he is upright at release and follow through. He does land on the ball of his foot, which helps with balance and K throwing ability. If he can get over his front side better and reach out and bend his back into his follow through, the velocity should come. The FB 78-82 is angle and plane. The CB shows TQ shape with some OH type arc with depth as well. The CH shows fade at the plate and needs to add some depth. Makings of a 3 pitch mix that is in the development stage right now. But this is a young arm and with the right coaching, he should come on in the next year or two. 

With a projectable young frame to add size and strength down the road, Singleton is a Future Games invite for ‘22, based on a K throwing mentality and clean mechanics with some upright finish at the end. The arm is super clean and fluid and gets it up and into the power position at foot strike. It’s a fast arm for a 15 yr old and only 79-80 mph now with the FB, this should jump into the mid 80’s in’s years time. The CB 69 is spun with TQ tilted shape and has depth, while giving promise for added spin and tighter shapes and spin with added physical development. An exciting projectable arm to keep a close eye on over the next 4-6 months through the HS season and into the summertime.