| Player: Gabe Davis | |||||||||||
| School: Oklahoma State | Position(s): RHP | ||||||||||
| Height: 6’9″ | Weight: 217 lbs. | Bats: Right | Throws: Right | ||||||||
| Summary: In a draft that features plenty of TALL arms, Davis stands out amongst the crowd. He is the tallest in the class and still holds plenty of projection despite the fact he has already put together a quality resume at the college level. His fastball has a heavy downhill action that sits 95-97 and will touch triple digits. His slider has plenty of sweep to it in the upper 80s and will get into the 90s at times. He has a change that has flashed swing and miss potential, but it is certainly an offering that needs plenty of improvement to round out a starter’s arsenal. Despite being 6’9”, he has a compact delivery and quick arm with plenty of leg drive that he repeats well, although he does struggle to know where the ball is headed once it does leave his hand. He has a 5.6 BB/9 rate with Oklahoma State, and has started just five of his 40 appearances, so there are certainly questions about his ability to make a rotation at the pro level, but the upside is there and he can be a dominant reliever who still holds some starting potential. | |||||||||||
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