Jackson Gillis
| IP | 12 |
|---|---|
| ERA | 9.75 |
| WHIP | 2.167 |
| BB/9 | 9.75 |
| SO/9 | 8.25 |
- Full name Jackson Kennedy Gillis
- Born 11/27/1997 in Stoneham, MA
- Profile Ht.: 6'3" / Wt.: 235 / Bats: R / Throws: L
- School Vanderbilt
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Drafted in the 13th round (403rd overall) by the Milwaukee Brewers in 2019.
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Getting to pitch at a college baseball power like Vanderbilt is the dream of a lot of pitchers. The one danger in that since there are a lot of pitchers with that dream, if a player doesn’t perform, he doesn’t get to pitch. Gillis was 91-94 mph last year with a promising breaking ball. This year, he struggled with his command and his curveball is less impressive as well. As a result, he barely pitched, allowing six runs (four earned) in seven appearances. A team that has seen Gillis better could take a chance on landing him at a bargain, but it’s been hard for scouts to even see him pitch this year considering how rarely he’s been used.
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Draft Prospects
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Getting to pitch at a college baseball power like Vanderbilt is the dream of a lot of pitchers. The one danger in that since there are a lot of pitchers with that dream, if a player doesn't perform, he doesn't get to pitch. Gillis was 91-94 mph last year with a promising breaking ball. This year, he struggled with his command and his curveball is less impressive as well. As a result, he barely pitched, allowing six runs (four earned) in seven appearances. A team that has seen Gillis better could take a chance on landing him at a bargain, but it's been hard for scouts to even see him pitch this year considering how rarely he's been used.
Scouting Reports
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Getting to pitch at a college baseball power like Vanderbilt is the dream of a lot of pitchers. The one danger in that since there are a lot of pitchers with that dream, if a player doesn't perform, he doesn't get to pitch. Gillis was 91-94 mph last year with a promising breaking ball. This year, he struggled with his command and his curveball is less impressive as well. As a result, he barely pitched, allowing six runs (four earned) in seven appearances. A team that has seen Gillis better could take a chance on landing him at a bargain, but it's been hard for scouts to even see him pitch this year considering how rarely he's been used.
