CBA pitchers throw a fastball over 90 MPH

The CBA held its annual winter showcase in front of several Major League Baseball scouts. It is also a gateway to being part of the Canadian national junior team, to being selected in the next amateur baseball draft and having the possibility of playing in an American college program and continuing his career in the LBJEQ. Allow me to underline the unconditional support of the parents.

The speed of fastballs at 90 MPH and more was reached by several pitchers including Jeremy Pilon, of Sport-études Chêne-Bleu and member of the Canadian national junior team, who was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays.

The players follow the various programs prepared by the ABC coaches, Mathieu Dion, infield coordinator and head coach 16u, Karl Gélinas, pitching coordinator and head coach 17u, Marc-Antoine Bérubé, executive director of the ‘ABC and Benjamin Pelletier, batting coordinator.

Marek Lalonde, of Sport-études Édouard-Montpetit, as well as the other position players showed off their hitting skills.

The scouts, Jasmin Roy of the Toronto Blue Jays, Walt Burrows of the Minnesota Twins, Greg Hamilton, Canadian National Teams Manager, Denis Boucher of the New York Yankees, and Pete Orr of the Milwaukee Brewers, told me stressed that they had been impressed by the talent of the players.

The young pitchers also master excellent balls with effects as we see Joël Grégoire, from Sport-études 3L, Léo Lefebvre, from Sport-études 3L, William Brossard, from Sport-études Gatineau and Gabriel Fournier, from Sport-études Gatineau.

The versatility of the formidable pitcher, outfielder and hitter of choice, Shohei Ohtani, influenced several young people, including Jacob Wallace, pitcher and 1^er goal from Sport-études Chêne-Bleu, Anthony Deblois, pitcher and fielder from Sport-études de la Beauce, William Beaudoin, pitcher and shortstop from Sport-études 3L, Jacob Sigouin, pitcher from Saint-Jean-sur- Richelieu and William-Alexis Brault, pitcher and 2^e Blainville goal.

Scouts were closely monitoring the offensive talent of the outfielders, including Jeremy Claveau, from Laval, Simon Richer, from Sport-études 3L, Zach Ménard, from Sport-études Fadette, Abraham Contreras, from Blainville, Rémi Lemay, from Sport-études Chêne -Bleu, William Polanco-Ethier, from Laval and Thierry Dion, from Sport-études 3L.

Among the infield players of Sport-études de Québec was Anthony Clavet, 3^e goal, Félix-Antoine Côté, 2^e goal and Nolan Jomphe, 1^er aim.