Kristian Gallups Whatley won our “strongest arm” competition, which you can credit to his easy arm strength and the ability to manipulate trajectory on the ball. He is on the stouter side, but still has plenty of room to develop. With his muscle mass, he can toss the ball with plenty of air under it without much effort. As he develops more twitch and rotational energy, everything should shorten up and he can get the ball out quickly to attack each level of the field. As far as pure arm strength is concerned, Gallups Whatley is well-equipped in that category.

Kristian Gallups Whatley won our “strongest arm” competition, which you can credit to his easy arm strength and the ability to manipulate trajectory on the ball. He is on the stouter side, but still has plenty of room to develop. With his muscle mass, he can toss the ball with plenty of air under it without much effort. As he develops more twitch and rotational energy, everything should shorten up and he can get the ball out quickly to attack each level of the field. As far as pure arm strength is concerned, Gallups Whatley is well-equipped in that category.