| Player: Mason Brassfield | |||||||||||
| School: TCU | Position(s): LHP | ||||||||||
| Height: 6’4″ | Weight: 190 lbs. | Bats: Left | Throws: Left | ||||||||
| Summary: Brassfield is a lefthander with a strong pitcher’s frame and one of the better breaking balls in the class. He attacks from a high three-quarters slot with a fastball in the low 90s, reaching 97, and pairs it with a mid-80s slider that he leans on heavily. The slider shows vertical bite with two-plane action, and he’s demonstrated consistent feel for the pitch. He’ll also flash a changeup in the mid 80s, but it remains a distant third pitch. Used primarily in relief for TCU, Brassfield has quickly established himself as a trusted option, posting strong K/BB numbers with his fastball-slider combination. There’s late effort in the delivery with some head pull and fall-off to his finish, but the athleticism and frame suggest it’s not something that will hurt him as much as it would some others. If the fastball tightens into more of a bat-miss offering, his slider-driven profile gives him a clear path to impact innings, whether in a rotation role or as a leverage arm at the next level. | |||||||||||
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