MsStateBaseball
07-07-2015, 09:11 AM
had solid, late diving action.
One of the only players that was able to consistently give Whitley trouble on Monday was Tyler Lasch (2017, Lake Forest, Calif.). Even though he?ll just be a junior in high school come this autumn, Lasch displayed some serious juice and strength from his compact 5-foot-9 frame as the lefthanded hitter turned on an elevated 90-mph fastball and deposited it over the right field fence for a solo home run. Later in the game, the Mississippi State commit again showed off his strong, quick hands by singling through the right side. Additionally, the catcher plays with enormous energy and showed good flexibility, agility and movement behind the plate.
One of the only players that was able to consistently give Whitley trouble on Monday was Tyler Lasch (2017, Lake Forest, Calif.). Even though he?ll just be a junior in high school come this autumn, Lasch displayed some serious juice and strength from his compact 5-foot-9 frame as the lefthanded hitter turned on an elevated 90-mph fastball and deposited it over the right field fence for a solo home run. Later in the game, the Mississippi State commit again showed off his strong, quick hands by singling through the right side. Additionally, the catcher plays with enormous energy and showed good flexibility, agility and movement behind the plate.