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Post by 1toolplayer on Jul 19, 2024 16:15:05 GMT -5
I should have been on Aita more this draft cycle, but went back to Kennesaw State's fall report and found a nice nugget re: Aita: "When you look deeper at the Trackman data, you can see why there’s so much intrigue about Aita not only as a key piece for KSU in 2024 but also as a prospect for the draft next summer as a draft-eligible sophomore. His fastball routinely spins in excess of 2,600 rpm, which allows it to play up well above its velocity, and he’ll spin his breaking ball above 3,000 rpm, both of which are elite spin rates on those pitches."
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Post by orion09 on Jul 19, 2024 16:59:22 GMT -5
I should have been on Aita more this draft cycle, but went back to Kennesaw State's fall report and found a nice nugget re: Aita: "When you look deeper at the Trackman data, you can see why there’s so much intrigue about Aita not only as a key piece for KSU in 2024 but also as a prospect for the draft next summer as a draft-eligible sophomore. His fastball routinely spins in excess of 2,600 rpm, which allows it to play up well above its velocity, and he’ll spin his breaking ball above 3,000 rpm, both of which are elite spin rates on those pitches." Both of those spin rates would be top 10 or so in MLB. Feels more like pre-sticky stuff spin rates… I wonder how strong the enforcement is at NCAA level.
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