Finn Cove
Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Pitching > Slider
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
Hitting > Exit Velocity
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
70.0 mph
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:23 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:23 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Hitting - Exit Velocity:
Finn, your current exit velocity of 70 mph is a solid starting point, and you've shown good potential with your swing mechanics. However, to elevate your game and increase your power at the plate, focusing on building strength and explosiveness will be key. The weight room can become your best ally in this regard. By incorporating a structured strength training program, you can enhance your muscular power, which will directly translate to higher exit velocities and more powerful contact with the ball.
To optimize your physical development, consider working with a strength and conditioning coach who can tailor a program to your specific needs as a baseball player. Focus on exercises that build core strength, lower body power, and upper body explosiveness. Olympic lifts, squats, deadlifts, and plyometric exercises can significantly improve your overall athleticism and ability to generate bat speed. Remember, improving your body’s strength and explosiveness will not only benefit your hitting but will enhance your overall performance on the field.
Additionally, continue to refine your swing mechanics alongside your strength training regimen. This combination will help you achieve a more efficient transfer of energy from your body through the bat, resulting in a noticeable increase in exit velocity. Stay committed to this process, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a more formidable hitter. Keep up the hard work, Finn, and believe in your potential to excel.
Finn, your current exit velocity of 70 mph is a solid starting point, and you've shown good potential with your swing mechanics. However, to elevate your game and increase your power at the plate, focusing on building strength and explosiveness will be key. The weight room can become your best ally in this regard. By incorporating a structured strength training program, you can enhance your muscular power, which will directly translate to higher exit velocities and more powerful contact with the ball.
To optimize your physical development, consider working with a strength and conditioning coach who can tailor a program to your specific needs as a baseball player. Focus on exercises that build core strength, lower body power, and upper body explosiveness. Olympic lifts, squats, deadlifts, and plyometric exercises can significantly improve your overall athleticism and ability to generate bat speed. Remember, improving your body’s strength and explosiveness will not only benefit your hitting but will enhance your overall performance on the field.
Additionally, continue to refine your swing mechanics alongside your strength training regimen. This combination will help you achieve a more efficient transfer of energy from your body through the bat, resulting in a noticeable increase in exit velocity. Stay committed to this process, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a more formidable hitter. Keep up the hard work, Finn, and believe in your potential to excel.
70.0 mph
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:23 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Pitching > Changeup
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Pitching - Changeup Evaluation for Finn Cove**
Finn, your changeup is a crucial part of your pitching arsenal, and it's great to see you working on developing it further. Your current velocity of 65 MPH provides a good contrast to your fastball, making it challenging for hitters to adjust when executed correctly. To enhance the effectiveness of your changeup, focusing on achieving more downward movement is essential. This will not only increase the deception of the pitch but also induce more ground balls and swings and misses.
To work on generating greater downward action, consider experimenting with your grip and wrist action. Slightly adjusting your grip to allow the ball to sit deeper in your hand can help create more spin, thus enhancing the drop. Additionally, focusing on maintaining the same arm speed and arm slot as your fastball will further disguise the changeup, giving the appearance of a fastball before the bottom drops out. Incorporating these adjustments into your bullpen sessions can aid in developing a more effective pitch.
Continue to dedicate time to your changeup during practice, and consider seeking feedback from your coaches at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp. They can provide valuable insights and personalized drills to further refine your technique. With your current foundation and commitment to improvement, you have the potential to turn your changeup into a formidable weapon on the mound. Keep up the hard work, and you'll see noticeable improvements that will enhance your overall performance as a pitcher.
Finn, your changeup is a crucial part of your pitching arsenal, and it's great to see you working on developing it further. Your current velocity of 65 MPH provides a good contrast to your fastball, making it challenging for hitters to adjust when executed correctly. To enhance the effectiveness of your changeup, focusing on achieving more downward movement is essential. This will not only increase the deception of the pitch but also induce more ground balls and swings and misses.
To work on generating greater downward action, consider experimenting with your grip and wrist action. Slightly adjusting your grip to allow the ball to sit deeper in your hand can help create more spin, thus enhancing the drop. Additionally, focusing on maintaining the same arm speed and arm slot as your fastball will further disguise the changeup, giving the appearance of a fastball before the bottom drops out. Incorporating these adjustments into your bullpen sessions can aid in developing a more effective pitch.
Continue to dedicate time to your changeup during practice, and consider seeking feedback from your coaches at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp. They can provide valuable insights and personalized drills to further refine your technique. With your current foundation and commitment to improvement, you have the potential to turn your changeup into a formidable weapon on the mound. Keep up the hard work, and you'll see noticeable improvements that will enhance your overall performance as a pitcher.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
65.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:11 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:11 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Pitching - Changeup Evaluation for Finn Cove**
Finn, your changeup is a crucial part of your pitching arsenal, and it's great to see you working on developing it further. Your current velocity of 65 MPH provides a good contrast to your fastball, making it challenging for hitters to adjust when executed correctly. To enhance the effectiveness of your changeup, focusing on achieving more downward movement is essential. This will not only increase the deception of the pitch but also induce more ground balls and swings and misses.
To work on generating greater downward action, consider experimenting with your grip and wrist action. Slightly adjusting your grip to allow the ball to sit deeper in your hand can help create more spin, thus enhancing the drop. Additionally, focusing on maintaining the same arm speed and arm slot as your fastball will further disguise the changeup, giving the appearance of a fastball before the bottom drops out. Incorporating these adjustments into your bullpen sessions can aid in developing a more effective pitch.
Continue to dedicate time to your changeup during practice, and consider seeking feedback from your coaches at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp. They can provide valuable insights and personalized drills to further refine your technique. With your current foundation and commitment to improvement, you have the potential to turn your changeup into a formidable weapon on the mound. Keep up the hard work, and you'll see noticeable improvements that will enhance your overall performance as a pitcher.
Finn, your changeup is a crucial part of your pitching arsenal, and it's great to see you working on developing it further. Your current velocity of 65 MPH provides a good contrast to your fastball, making it challenging for hitters to adjust when executed correctly. To enhance the effectiveness of your changeup, focusing on achieving more downward movement is essential. This will not only increase the deception of the pitch but also induce more ground balls and swings and misses.
To work on generating greater downward action, consider experimenting with your grip and wrist action. Slightly adjusting your grip to allow the ball to sit deeper in your hand can help create more spin, thus enhancing the drop. Additionally, focusing on maintaining the same arm speed and arm slot as your fastball will further disguise the changeup, giving the appearance of a fastball before the bottom drops out. Incorporating these adjustments into your bullpen sessions can aid in developing a more effective pitch.
Continue to dedicate time to your changeup during practice, and consider seeking feedback from your coaches at the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp. They can provide valuable insights and personalized drills to further refine your technique. With your current foundation and commitment to improvement, you have the potential to turn your changeup into a formidable weapon on the mound. Keep up the hard work, and you'll see noticeable improvements that will enhance your overall performance as a pitcher.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
65.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:11 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:07 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Pitching > Slider
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Pitching - Slider:
Finn, your slider is a standout pitch in your arsenal, showcasing excellent speed and movement that can keep hitters off balance. At 65 MPH, your slider has enough velocity to be deceptive, especially when paired with effective movement. The spin and break you generate make it a formidable pitch against batters, and your ability to maintain consistent speed is commendable. This combination is crucial for a pitcher looking to succeed at higher levels, as it allows you to disrupt the timing of hitters effectively.
To further enhance your slider, focus on maintaining consistent arm speed and release point. This will ensure that the pitch remains deceptive and doesn't tip off the batter. Additionally, experimenting with slight adjustments in grip can help you fine-tune the movement, potentially adding even more late break to your pitch. Incorporating drills that emphasize finger pressure and wrist action can also contribute to enhancing your slider's effectiveness. By refining these small details, you can elevate your already impressive slider into an even more dominant pitch.
Overall, your slider is a strong asset that can become a key component of your pitching repertoire. Keep working on maintaining your current velocity while exploring ways to increase the movement. With dedication and focus on these areas, you have the potential to make your slider a go-to pitch that consistently challenges hitters and contributes to your success on the mound. Keep up the great work, Finn!
Finn, your slider is a standout pitch in your arsenal, showcasing excellent speed and movement that can keep hitters off balance. At 65 MPH, your slider has enough velocity to be deceptive, especially when paired with effective movement. The spin and break you generate make it a formidable pitch against batters, and your ability to maintain consistent speed is commendable. This combination is crucial for a pitcher looking to succeed at higher levels, as it allows you to disrupt the timing of hitters effectively.
To further enhance your slider, focus on maintaining consistent arm speed and release point. This will ensure that the pitch remains deceptive and doesn't tip off the batter. Additionally, experimenting with slight adjustments in grip can help you fine-tune the movement, potentially adding even more late break to your pitch. Incorporating drills that emphasize finger pressure and wrist action can also contribute to enhancing your slider's effectiveness. By refining these small details, you can elevate your already impressive slider into an even more dominant pitch.
Overall, your slider is a strong asset that can become a key component of your pitching repertoire. Keep working on maintaining your current velocity while exploring ways to increase the movement. With dedication and focus on these areas, you have the potential to make your slider a go-to pitch that consistently challenges hitters and contributes to your success on the mound. Keep up the great work, Finn!
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
65.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Pitching - Slider:
Finn, your slider is a standout pitch in your arsenal, showcasing excellent speed and movement that can keep hitters off balance. At 65 MPH, your slider has enough velocity to be deceptive, especially when paired with effective movement. The spin and break you generate make it a formidable pitch against batters, and your ability to maintain consistent speed is commendable. This combination is crucial for a pitcher looking to succeed at higher levels, as it allows you to disrupt the timing of hitters effectively.
To further enhance your slider, focus on maintaining consistent arm speed and release point. This will ensure that the pitch remains deceptive and doesn't tip off the batter. Additionally, experimenting with slight adjustments in grip can help you fine-tune the movement, potentially adding even more late break to your pitch. Incorporating drills that emphasize finger pressure and wrist action can also contribute to enhancing your slider's effectiveness. By refining these small details, you can elevate your already impressive slider into an even more dominant pitch.
Overall, your slider is a strong asset that can become a key component of your pitching repertoire. Keep working on maintaining your current velocity while exploring ways to increase the movement. With dedication and focus on these areas, you have the potential to make your slider a go-to pitch that consistently challenges hitters and contributes to your success on the mound. Keep up the great work, Finn!
Finn, your slider is a standout pitch in your arsenal, showcasing excellent speed and movement that can keep hitters off balance. At 65 MPH, your slider has enough velocity to be deceptive, especially when paired with effective movement. The spin and break you generate make it a formidable pitch against batters, and your ability to maintain consistent speed is commendable. This combination is crucial for a pitcher looking to succeed at higher levels, as it allows you to disrupt the timing of hitters effectively.
To further enhance your slider, focus on maintaining consistent arm speed and release point. This will ensure that the pitch remains deceptive and doesn't tip off the batter. Additionally, experimenting with slight adjustments in grip can help you fine-tune the movement, potentially adding even more late break to your pitch. Incorporating drills that emphasize finger pressure and wrist action can also contribute to enhancing your slider's effectiveness. By refining these small details, you can elevate your already impressive slider into an even more dominant pitch.
Overall, your slider is a strong asset that can become a key component of your pitching repertoire. Keep working on maintaining your current velocity while exploring ways to increase the movement. With dedication and focus on these areas, you have the potential to make your slider a go-to pitch that consistently challenges hitters and contributes to your success on the mound. Keep up the great work, Finn!
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
65.000 MPH
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 10:09 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Slider
Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
3.00 s
N/A
N/A
7.20 s
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:26 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:26 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8-9, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
3.00 s
N/A
N/A
7.20 s
N/A
Cove, Finn #10, Sun, 11/9/25, 9:26 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
PLAYERS WAY EVALUATION AND TEST SCORE
ATHLETES FIRST - DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN - POTENTIAL MAXIMIZED
Finn,
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
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Finn, your current exit velocity of 70 mph is a solid starting point, and you've shown good potential with your swing mechanics. However, to elevate your game and increase your power at the plate, focusing on building strength and explosiveness will be key. The weight room can become your best ally in this regard. By incorporating a structured strength training program, you can enhance your muscular power, which will directly translate to higher exit velocities and more powerful contact with the ball.
To optimize your physical development, consider working with a strength and conditioning coach who can tailor a program to your specific needs as a baseball player. Focus on exercises that build core strength, lower body power, and upper body explosiveness. Olympic lifts, squats, deadlifts, and plyometric exercises can significantly improve your overall athleticism and ability to generate bat speed. Remember, improving your body’s strength and explosiveness will not only benefit your hitting but will enhance your overall performance on the field.
Additionally, continue to refine your swing mechanics alongside your strength training regimen. This combination will help you achieve a more efficient transfer of energy from your body through the bat, resulting in a noticeable increase in exit velocity. Stay committed to this process, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a more formidable hitter. Keep up the hard work, Finn, and believe in your potential to excel.