Drafted in the 12th round (375th overall) by the St. Louis Cardinals in 2014.
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After pitching out of the bullpen as a freshman, DeLorenzo had an injury-riddled sophomore year before producing one of the better seasons at the Division II level this spring. The savvy southpaw posted a 0.93 ERA in 12 starts and had three consecutive shutouts in a 30-inning scoreless streak. His velocity was 87-89 mph, touching 92 down the stretch with above-average life. He offers a four-pitch mix and some deception to his delivery while hiding the ball well. His slider is his best secondary pitch and shows at least average potential. His changeup flashes average. DeLorenzo has the potential for at least average control, and the 6-foot-1, 190-pounder's repertoire and pitchability give him the chance to fill a backend starter role.
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After pitching out of the bullpen as a freshman, DeLorenzo had an injury-riddled sophomore year before producing one of the better seasons at the Division II level this spring. The savvy southpaw posted a 0.93 ERA in 12 starts and had three consecutive shutouts in a 30-inning scoreless streak. His velocity was 87-89 mph, touching 92 down the stretch with above-average life. He offers a four-pitch mix and some deception to his delivery while hiding the ball well. His slider is his best secondary pitch and shows at least average potential. His changeup flashes average. DeLorenzo has the potential for at least average control, and the 6-foot-1, 190-pounder's repertoire and pitchability give him the chance to fill a backend starter role.
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