| Player: Jack Ohman | |||||||||||
| School: Yale | Position(s): RHP | ||||||||||
| Height: 6′ | Weight: 165 lbs. | Bats: Left | Throws: Right | ||||||||
| Summary: There always seems to be an Ivy League arm or two that really pop, Ohman is that guy in the 2027 class as he brings polish and athleticism to the Yale mound with a fastball that sits mid-90s and has touched 97. The pitch carries well through the zone and sets up a gyro slider that already grades as a plus offering, showing two-plane break and strong whiff rates. He’s confident in the zone, attacks with presence, and repeats a clean delivery that lets the stuff play. Beyond the fastball-slider core, Ohman will flash a curveball and changeup to round out the mix, each showing signs of becoming usable in-game. His size doesn’t match the prototypical starter frame, but the combination of carry on the fastball, a true bat-missing slider, and athletic strike-throwing ability give him a polished profile with a chance to hold a rotation spot at the next level. | |||||||||||
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