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Kyle  Whitmer

21 # Third Basemen

Opening Day Age: 29  EXP: 5 Years

     Full Name:  Kyle  Whitmer

     Birthplace:    Gages Lake, IL

     Born:   February  21st,  1996

     High School:   Warren Township

     College:  University of Hard Knocks

     MLS debut:   May 20th, 2022

     Nickname:   Kyle

     Bats:   Right   /  Throws:   Right

    Height:   5’10”  /  Weight:   190

     Sanctions:   N.S.A.   /  A.S.A.

     League Level:   Recreational

     Tourney Level:   Rookie

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Scouting Grades:

Hit: 50 | Power: 50 | Run: 50 | Arm: 55 | Field: 60 | Overall: 53

First Pro Contract:   NumbNUTS Softball Club

WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Spring  2025

Team debut:  5-27-25  vs.  Emily’s Softball,  at  SportsPark, A’  going  ( 0  for  3 )

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Tuesday  May 27th 2025  vs.  Emily’s Softball,  Gm 2  at  SportsPark, A’

First Double:   *

First Triple:    *

First Home Run:   Tuesday  June 3rd 2025  vs.  Skeleton Crew Squad,  Gm 1  at  SportsPark, A’

Statistically Speaking:

Kyle Whitmer had arguably the best statistical season of any prospect, taking age and league context into consideration. His tools are above average, and there's no real weakness in his game, and the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Strong enough to muscle the ball on his hands, Whitmer should be good for 15-20 extra base-hits a year while playing any of three infield spots.

Upside Potential:

He is fine at third base, and he has at least plus power and should grow into more. Excited to see how he adjusts to the higher levels, where he will still be on the young side.

They Said It:

"There’s impact upside here accompanied w/ a good bit of hit tool variance, but Whitmer realistically projects as a an above-average middle of the order run producer.” -- Ron Tuggnut – Director of Softball Analytics

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