| Player: Gabe Graulau | |||||||||||
| School: Jupiter (FL) | Position(s): OF | ||||||||||
| Height: 6’4″ | Weight: 190 lbs. | Bats: Right | Throws: Right | ||||||||
| Summary: The loudest tool here is the double plus wheels, as he put in a 6.41 60 at PG National, and the speed translates on the diamond. He has solid reads and routes in the outfield which, combined with that speed, makes him an easy projection as a quality defender in center field moving forward. The arm is enough for all three outfield spots and can be a real weapon. There are questions at the plate as there is some raw power but it hasn’t translated in game as much as scouts would like to see. He generates real bat speed, but his toe tap stride can cause some timing issues and he can swing over the ball too often. Overall, there are a ton of tools here, there just needs to be some cleaning up of some of the fundamentals for him to really tap into them. | |||||||||||
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