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College  | Story  | 5/2/2019

College Notes: May 2

Steve Fiorindo     
Photo: Bryson Stott (Zak Krill/UNLV Athletics)

Contributing: J.A. Cordts

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Players covered: Bryson Stott (UNLV), Connor Cannon (UC Riverside), Dean Miller (UC Riverside), Conor Grammes (Xavier), Allbry Major (Xavier), Will Robertson (Creighton), Jake Holton (Creighton), Isaac Collins (Creighton), Nathan Wiles (Oklahoma), Ledgend Smith (Oklahoma).




Bryson Stott, UNLV
Playing DH in a midweek contest against UC Riverside prevented a look at Bryson Stott’s defensive skills, although his lofty reputation in all phases of the game preceded him. He did show all of his other talents offensively, a lefthanded hitter with a very advanced approach at the plate. He didn’t chase anything early in the count as he zeroed in on a pitch he could drive seemingly unworried about falling behind in the count.

Stott stands in the lefthanded batter’s box with an upright stance and a base that’s wider than shoulder length, starting with his hands near his ear before drawing them back into his load. He uses a moderate leg kick and stride into his swing with an all-fields approach. In this game he served up a ball to the opposite field in left for a single and then later turned on one for a home run to his pull side in right, showing his game-changing bat speed in both swings. Stott also added a stolen base (his 12thof the year in 15 attempts) giving a full look at his offensive talents as one of the most well rounded players, at any level, available for this year’s draft.


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