AllthewayUp

Personal experience with PG at Lakepoint here.

The "meat" of the recruiting season is late June and almost all of July at Lakepoint. Cain is a fixture there throughout that whole time with AD popping in for certain players.

Never saw PM there but did not see many other HC's either. Although Tim Corbin does show up as well as HC's from 2nd tier schools. It really just depends on how each school's baseball office runs.

I heard Pharris going to McNeese.

Which 2019 commits are not in summer league? Have not seen Wilhite's name but maybe I missed it.

Defensively, Torres and Milazzo are ahead of Travinski but of course he has that bat. Typically you would transition the extra catcher to 1B and Travinski has played that also so maybe Beloso will DH with Travinski at 1B. As for catcher, that will be a dogfight with Mathis, Garza, Torres and Milazzo all competing for that spot.
I am curious now about LHP. There were none this year (injury) to now having 3 next year.

Incoming 2019 grads.

Edit to clarify: RHP only

I heard that it was because he was not throwing fast enough, as in his upper 80's needed to be low-mid 90's.
That may be, but the kid still gets outs. Also one of the best defensive pitchers I have seen in Louisiana - seems to me the tigers could use someone that could hold runners. Crazy talk, I know.

My belief is that when players go to Perfect Game WWBA in Jupiter, FL the fall of their senior year, they are trying to increase their draft value since there are few schools there but a ton of pro scouts. Both Jimmy Lewis and Connor Phillips did that and did increase draft visibility/value. Lewis has indeed jumped a lot.
Thomas Wilhite was not there, but did attend another showcase recently and threw well (Project, I think you mentioned that in a previous post). And his latest Perfect Game ranking jumped considerably.
All I am saying is that looking at the list of incoming commits and their projected draft spots, I think its possible that 4 of the 5 RHP commits could take the draft.

Scuba, just to confirm, these speeds are maximums right?

Looks like White pitchers struggled mightily - 6H/5BB/3WP between them.