- Full name Tyler Raymond Chadwick
- Born 09/04/2001 in Madison, WI
- Profile Ht.: 6'5" / Wt.: 230 / Bats: S / Throws: R
- School Iowa Western CC
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Drafted in the 19th round (573rd overall) by the Cincinnati Reds in 2022.
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A 6-foot-5, 230-pound reliever with Iowa Western JC, Chadwick posted a 3.21 ERA this spring over 28 innings, with 32 strikeouts (10.3 K/9) and 13 walks (4.2 BB/9). He has a fastball that gets up to 96 mph and sat around 92-93 this spring and has mixed in a low-to-mid-80s slider as his go-to secondary offering. Chadwick has also infrequently thrown a mid-80s changeup, but as a straight reliever profile he likely won’t need to use the pitch all that often. Chadwick was a hard-throwing high school player who was touching the mid 90s as a senior, and has added about 20-25 pounds of weight to his frame since then.
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School: Iowa Western JC Committed/Drafted: Never Drafted
Age At Draft: 20.9
A 6-foot-5, 230-pound reliever with Iowa Western JC, Chadwick posted a 3.21 ERA this spring over 28 innings, with 32 strikeouts (10.3 K/9) and 13 walks (4.2 BB/9). He has a fastball that gets up to 96 mph and sat around 92-93 this spring and has mixed in a low-to-mid-80s slider as his go-to secondary offering. Chadwick has also infrequently thrown a mid-80s changeup, but as a straight reliever profile he likely won’t need to use the pitch all that often. Chadwick was a hard-throwing high school player who was touching the mid 90s as a senior, and has added about 20-25 pounds of weight to his frame since then. -
A football, basketball and baseball player in high school, Chadwick has some of the easiest velocity found among prep pitchers in the Upper Midwest. Already 6-foot-5, 205 pounds, it’s easy to envision Chadwick reaching triple-digits eventually. He already can get to 94-97 mph. His below-average control wavers significantly through outings when he struggles to stay through his delivery. His 82-85 mph slider is inconsistent and too often spins with little bite. Chadwick has a lot of work to do, but the West Virginia signee has a very high upside. If he is drafted this year, he would be the first player ever drafted out of Marshall (Wisc.) High.
