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Cody Hall
Born: 01/06/1988 (Age: 26) |
| Bats: Right |
Throws: Right |
| Height: 6' 4" |
Weight: 235 |
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| Big bodied; physically intimidating on the mound; high 3/4 slot; not a fan of the arm action; lots of effort; idiosyncratic timing tap in the stretch (6 front foot taps before coming set); 1.3 to the plate with runners on. |
| Jason Parks |
| 06/11/2014 |
| Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA, Giants) |
| 06/06-08, 2014 |
| 50 |
| 2015 |
| No |
| FB |
70 |
96-98 |
98 |
Near elite velocity; grade suffers because of fringe-command; solid control/strike-throwing ability; more plane than movement on the pitch; flat when he works up; bat missing velocity will play loose but has to work down. |
| SL |
60 |
81-85 |
87 |
Some vertical hump in lower velo range but lacked big tilt; slowed body down to throw pitch for a strike in the 81-82 range; lost command at higher velocity; 87 mph pitch was cutter-like with late horizontal slice; average pitch that shows potential for grade jump with more consistency and command. |
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Quirky power arm with effort in the arm action and more control than command. Works up too often and loses plane/movement on the fastball, but raw velocity is in the 96-97 range and misses bats; slider can miss bats as well, thrown in the low-mid 80s, touching higher with more tilt but less command; slider could play as plus with improved command; attacks; late-innings approach; floor of middle/7th inning relief; ceiling as legit role 5 setup option.
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