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Brian Matusz of the University of San Diego Toreros

Brian Matusz warms up before the February 22 season opener between the USD Toreros and the San Diego St. Aztecs. The 6-foot-5, 200 pound southpaw was 10-3 with a 2.85 earned run average and recorde...  
 
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kylepeppler (1 year ago) Show Hide
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You may be right about his mechanics, but the majors obviously don't seem to see much of a problem with them. And if they do, it is obvious that they believe it will be easy to work out because he is projected to go in the top 5 picks if not 1st in the draft this year.
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don't like his mechanics at all. hate the recoil at the end of his delivery, i don't see much of a scap load, terrible lower body usuage
everhamfan9 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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he will learn frm the pros hopefully he becomes big in LA
postaudio (1 year ago) Show Hide
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In the stretch, his feet are too far apart. He is not able to load up on the back leg as he should.
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Just another upper body thrower who hasn't learned to use the bottom 2/3 of his body. I have 14 year olds with longer strides who move twice as fast. At least he doesn't look like Kyle Drabek.

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