Performance Report
Greyson Lentine
- Mentor, OH
- 2027
Baseball (First Base)
- X1 Showcase Camp - Cleveland
- Tuesday, July 08, 2025
Your Mental Game
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Greyson, your great focus and calm attitude really helped you at first base, especially during pressure moments in games. Your energy, team-first attitude, and willingness to ask questions show you're coachable and ready to learn. Keep building your leadership skills by talking clearly and leading your teammates on the field. Remember to stay confident by trusting your skills and attacking every play with urgency.
Your Physical Game
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Improving your movement efficiency will help you move faster around first base, so keep working on your footwork and positioning. Developing your explosiveness will also help you jump quickly when reaching for throws and get faster starts out of the batter's box—practice sprinting drills and quick reaction exercises. Your core strength and balance have been great on the field and when swinging the bat, giving you better control in your movements and your fielding range has helped you reach more throws. Keep using your strong arm to your advantage when throwing runners out.
Your Technical Game
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One area to keep working on is your quick release when throwing the ball from first base; speeding up that short arm motion will help you get more runners out. Also think about how you can use your great footwork and soft hands to catch tough throws from your teammates—what can you do to make sure you're always balanced and ready? Your bat speed and hitting mechanics are great, so how can you bring that great hand-eye coordination into play even more to hit the ball consistently hard? Keep building on these strengths to become an even better first baseman.
Your Tactical Game
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One area to practice is your communication with teammates, clearly talking about the current play and each person's role to help everyone be ready and quick. Also, work on reacting faster to balls hit your way, practicing your first step so you reach the ball quicker at first base. You already do a great job picking good spots on the field and placing your throws where teammates can easily handle them, so keep building on those strengths as you become a quicker and more vocal first baseman.
What Coach Chubb Says About You
Greyson Lentine would be an outstanding addition to any baseball team, particularly at the First Base position. He demonstrates remarkable footwork around the bag and consistently positions himself well to handle challenging throws, allowing teammates to confidently deliver accurate and quick plays. Greyson's agility, combined with his height and dependable glove, helps him excel in stretching to catch difficult balls, providing essential reliability on defense. Moreover, his baseball IQ and exceptional game awareness enable him to anticipate plays, making him a defensive asset who significantly reduces errors on the field. Beyond his skillset, Greyson's positive attitude, leadership presence, and determination motivate teammates and positively influence team dynamics, making him an ideal choice for coaches seeking both skill and character in their lineup.
| Station | Range | Best |
|---|---|---|
| All Positions: 60 Yard Dash (Time in seconds) | 8.65 - 8.70 | 8.65 |
| All Positions: Home to First Base (Time in seconds) | 5.62 - 5.62 | 5.62 |
| Hitters: Exit Velocity (Miles per Hour) | 75 - 76 | 76 |
| Infielders: Throwing Velocity (Miles per Hour) | 59 - 63 | 63 |