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Feb 28, 2004 - Feb 28, 2004   White  9
Perfect Game Indoor Facility - Cedar Rapids, IA
Tim Stringer
RHP OF 5-11 170   R/R
FB
90
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
90
CB
75
SL
CH
83
Split
Knuckle
Tim Stringer: Stringer is a 5-10 senior right handed pitcher from New Jersey who is a quality athlete with a very fast and strong arm. Stringer threw consistently in the 86-89 mph range and threw more 89’s than he did 86’s. He topped out at 90 but lived at 88-89. The ball comes out of his hand very easily. Stringer’s best pitch was a 73-75 mph curveball that had hard, tight biting action to it and is a definite strikeout pitch at the next level. Stringer’s low 80’s change up was also a quality pitch with good tail and nice arm speed. This young man has a MLB fastball, 3 very good pitches and an idea on how to use them. He should be very successful right away at the college level. Stringer also swung the bat pretty well against live pitching and we’d bet he’s a good outfielder when he isn’t on the mound. His mechanics are excellent and he has a lightening quick arm action that is smooth. Some DI college is going to be very happy the day they sign this kid. He has yet to make a decision on who that might be.
PG Grade 9.0




Oct 24, 2003 - Oct 27, 2003   Team Connecticut  15
Roger Dean Complex - Jupiter, FL
Tim Stringer
RHP OF 5-11 170   R/R
FB
86
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
83-86
CB
72
SL
CH
76
Split
Knuckle




Aug 15, 2003 - Aug 17, 2003   White  2
Clem Spillane Field - Wareham, MA
Tim Stringer
RHP OF 5-10 160   R/R
FB
86
60
7.46
40
OF
89
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
86
CB
74
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Stringer is an "04" RHP/OF with a great arm. At 5'10/160 he looks small, lean but athletic. Don't let the size fool you, this kid can play and he has an amazing arm. He threw 89 mph from the outfield and he showed that he can play and hit. But this is a 5'10 RHP who is going to be a star in college. Based on what we saw in Wareham, Stringer was good, throwing 86 with a real good sharp breaking ball. Nice quick arm and good solid mechanics. But we have been lucky enough to see him earlier where he was throwing live fastballs at 90+ mph with an even better breaking ball. Oh yea, he can really pitch too. Tim can pitch for any college program in America. That's a fact!
PG Grade 9.0




Mar 01, 2003 - Mar 02, 2003   White  12
Perfect Game Indoor Facility - Cedar Rapids, IA
Tim Stringer
RHP OF 5-10 160   R/R
FB
89
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
87-89
CB
74
SL
79
CH
81
Split
Knuckle
Stringer is a junior right-hander from New Jersey with a fast and powerful arm. At 5 foot 10 and 160 pounds he can really generate a lot of power out of that body. His mechanics are some of the most balanced in his class. He comes from a 3/4 arm slot as his arm works very free and his overall delivery is low in effort. He showed consistent 87-89 mph velocity with his fastball, for strikes. His curveball was clocked between 74-76 mph and it showed a fast spin, good bite and at times flashed a plus break. It could be his best pitch. The only reason it might not be his best pitch is because he showed a very live 80-81 mph change-up with a fast arm that also showed as a plus pitch at times. His release point was identical and he showed command of all 3 pitches. He has a very good stuff that will draw lots of attention from scouts. He even showed a good swing and some pop in his bat. He has good hitting mechanics and swings within himself making line drive contact. Stringer is for real and will have College Coaches all over him this summer. We hope to see him again, in-season, and we expect he would show even better. This kid can play and pitch at the highest levels of college baseball.