Joshua Cornielly Stats & Scouting Report

IP	9.2
ERA	1.86
WHIP	1.03
BB/9	4.66
SO/9	9.31

Full name Joshua Miguel Cornielly
Born 01/15/2001 in Caracas, Venezuela
Profile Ht.: 6'2" / Wt.: 175 / Bats: R / Throws: R

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TRACK RECORD: Cornielly signed as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela in 2018 and debuted that season in the Dominican Summer League. He earned a quick ticket out of the DSL in 2019 after striking out 12 and walking one through 10.1 innings, moving to the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League.

SCOUTING REPORT: Cornielly uses a simple, repeatable delivery and has a tall, well-proportioned starter's body. What he lacks at this stage is a starter's velocity. He pitches at 88 mph and ranges from 87-90 with solid-average control. Cornielly throws an above-average changeup with sharp sink and run. He typically subtracts anywhere from 12-14 mph off his fastball. Cornielly's low-70s curveball is the proverbial work in progress and lacks power and finish. Cornielly is cerebral, detail-oriented and an adherent of pitch metrics--which is crucial for a pitcher like him who has to think one step ahead of the batter.

THE FUTURE: Not many righthanded starters make the majors throwing 88 mph, but the Mets believe Cornielly could have more velocity in the tank. He'll make his full-season debut in 2021.

Scouting Reports

TRACK RECORD: Cornielly signed as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela in 2018 and debuted that season in the Dominican Summer League. He earned a quick ticket out of the DSL in 2019 after striking out 12 and walking one through 10.1 innings, moving to the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League.

SCOUTING REPORT: Cornielly uses a simple, repeatable delivery and has a tall, well-proportioned starter's body. What he lacks at this stage is a starter's velocity. He pitches at 88 mph and ranges from 87-90 with solid-average control. Cornielly throws an above-average changeup with sharp sink and run. He typically subtracts anywhere from 12-14 mph off his fastball. Cornielly's low-70s curveball is the proverbial work in progress and lacks power and finish. Cornielly is cerebral, detail-oriented and an adherent of pitch metrics--which is crucial for a pitcher like him who has to think one step ahead of the batter.

THE FUTURE: Not many righthanded starters make the majors throwing 88 mph, but the Mets believe Cornielly could have more velocity in the tank. He'll make his full-season debut in 2021.
TRACK RECORD: Cornielly signed as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela in 2018 and debuted that season in the Dominican Summer League. He earned a quick ticket out of the DSL in 2019 after striking out 12 and walking one through 10.1 innings, moving to the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League.

SCOUTING REPORT: Cornielly uses a simple, repeatable delivery and has a tall, well-proportioned starter's body. What he lacks at this stage is a starter's velocity. He pitches at 88 mph and ranges from 87-90 with solid-average control. Cornielly throws an above-average changeup with sharp sink and run. He typically subtracts anywhere from 12-14 mph off his fastball. Cornielly's low-70s curveball is the proverbial work in progress and lacks power and finish. Cornielly is cerebral, detail-oriented and an adherent of pitch metrics--which is crucial for a pitcher like him who has to think one step ahead of the batter.

THE FUTURE: Not many righthanded starters make the majors throwing 88 mph, but the Mets believe Cornielly could have more velocity in the tank. He'll make his full-season debut in 2021.
TRACK RECORD: Cornielly signed as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela in 2018 and debuted that season in the Dominican Summer League. He earned a quick ticket out of the DSL in 2019 after striking out 12 and walking one through 10.1 innings, moving to the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League.

SCOUTING REPORT: Cornielly uses a simple, repeatable delivery and has a tall, well-proportioned starter's body. What he lacks at this stage is a starter's velocity. He pitches at 88 mph and ranges from 87-90 with solid-average control. Cornielly throws an above-average changeup with sharp sink and run. He typically subtracts anywhere from 12-14 mph off his fastball. Cornielly's low-70s curveball is the proverbial work in progress and lacks power and finish. Cornielly is cerebral, detail-oriented and an adherent of pitch metrics--which is crucial for a pitcher like him who has to think one step ahead of the batter.

THE FUTURE: Not many righthanded starters make the majors throwing 88 mph, but the Mets believe Cornielly could have more velocity in the tank. He'll make his full-season debut in 2021.

Career Transactions

RHP Joshua Cornielly assigned to Leones del Caracas.
RHP Joshua Cornielly assigned to Binghamton Rumble Ponies from Brooklyn Cyclones.
RHP Joshua Cornielly assigned to New York Mets.
RHP Joshua Cornielly assigned to Brooklyn Cyclones from St. Lucie Mets.
Brooklyn Cyclones activated RHP Joshua Cornielly.