IP | 3.1 |
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ERA | 13.5 |
WHIP | 3.6 |
BB/9 | 5.4 |
SO/9 | 8.1 |
- Full name Orlando Andres Ribalta
- Born 03/05/1998 in Santa Clara, Cuba
- Profile Ht.: 6'7" / Wt.: 245 / Bats: R / Throws: R
- School Miami Dade CC
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Drafted in the 12th round (363rd overall) by the Washington Nationals in 2019 (signed for $125,000).
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A huge, 6-foot-7, 245-pound righthander, Ribalta is new to pitching, but has been up to 97 mph this spring and scouts believe he has a chance to touch triple-digits. In 39 relief innings with Miami Dade this spring, Ribalta struck out 38 batters (8.8 per nine), but also has well below-average control and walked 23—more than five walks per nine—while posting a 3.92 ERA. Ribalta has a decent slider in there somewhere and occasionally lands one that gets scouts excited, but it’s extremely inconsistent. There’s some upside here given Ribalta’s lack of time spent focusing on pitching, arm strength and body control.
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A huge, 6-foot-7, 245-pound righthander, Ribalta is new to pitching, but has been up to 97 mph this spring and scouts believe he has a chance to touch triple-digits. In 39 relief innings with Miami Dade this spring, Ribalta struck out 38 batters (8.8 per nine), but also has well below-average control and walked 23--more than five walks per nine--while posting a 3.92 ERA. Ribalta has a decent slider in there somewhere and occasionally lands one that gets scouts excited, but it's extremely inconsistent. There's some upside here given Ribalta's lack of time spent focusing on pitching, arm strength and body control.
Scouting Reports
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A huge, 6-foot-7, 245-pound righthander, Ribalta is new to pitching, but has been up to 97 mph this spring and scouts believe he has a chance to touch triple-digits. In 39 relief innings with Miami Dade this spring, Ribalta struck out 38 batters (8.8 per nine), but also has well below-average control and walked 23--more than five walks per nine--while posting a 3.92 ERA. Ribalta has a decent slider in there somewhere and occasionally lands one that gets scouts excited, but it's extremely inconsistent. There's some upside here given Ribalta's lack of time spent focusing on pitching, arm strength and body control.