Baseball Factory Event Top Prospect: Greg Olenski Catcher - Philadelphia TRYOUT 4.26.09

Greg is a catcher with a strong, athletic looking body that is well suited for the position. He has a ton of potential both behind and at the plate. He utilizes his quick feet well in his set up and blocking skills by getting down and around the baseball, keeping all balls in front. Receiving and blocking skills are outstanding. Arm strength is well above average as indicated by his 85 mph at the arm strength station and his low pop time of 1.96. He shows a quick transfer / exchange displaying carry and accuracy on his throws. At the plate, Olenski has above average abilities with well above average power. He will hit at the next level. The future is bright for Greg and will get a ton of looks from both the college coaches and pro scouts.

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[Rice4Lif3]

theres more dirt around home then the sahara desert

[cheesecakeman45]

Hes kinda out in front on the swing

[ingloriousboricua123]

No power, too mechanical, no natural movement

[piratesweatydog]

@noahmcdx at first i thought he said that so i replayed it and he said Approachable, just the music is a lil too loud to hear him talk.

[noahmcdx]

Did he call the coaches coachable?

[TheBigjake28]

he sounds like shaq

[xRedxMenacex]

wet that field down

[tng150]

@Ic3Pur3 to me it seems the other way around

[tonyfears]

Wow!!!………we do have freshmen baseball superstar Derrick Lewis!!!! @ Druid Hills that will be the most talented player in high school base ball in a few years! Need to check him out soon...........Derrick may be the most gift athlete in baseball in the past 20 years!!…. he plays sort stop and 2 base.

[M1LL3RT1M34]

great catcher but it looks like he's lunging for every ball when he hits, looks like no power from the legs

[Moundskillz]

@Ic3Pur3 you're not supposed to use your entire upper body that makes the throw take longer to leave your hand