Outfielder · Fairfield Prep, class of 2027
Brady Cesaratto
Turn a 132 lb sophomore frame into a corner-outfield bat.
Outcome
Exit velocity 65 to 100 mph. 132 to 190 lb. Preseason All-State as a junior.
- Exit velocity
- 65to100mph
- Bodyweight
- 132to190lb
- Outfield arm
- 68to91mph
Where it started.
A 5-9, 132 lb sophomore with a 71 mph fastball and a 77 mph exit velocity on his October 2022 Prep Baseball Report card, three months into ATP.
What they wanted
Size, strength, and an arm and a bat that play in the outfield at the next level.
What ATP saw.
ATP evaluated 3 of the seven domains for this case. The lit circles are where the history sent us. Tap any circle to see what ATP looks at there.
Working diagnosis
Capacity. The numbers moved with the frame: 58 lb, 35 mph of exit velocity and 23 mph of arm strength across the same three years.
Capacity · Skill · RecoveryTap a circle to see what ATP looks at there.
In order.
What came first, and what came after.
Priority 1: Bodyweight and strength
Priority 2: Rotational power into exit velocity
Priority 3: Arm strength
What changed.
2022 to 2025
- 01Exit velocity 65 mph (Perfect Game, March 2022) to 100 mph max and 96 average (Prep Baseball Report, April 2026)
- 02Outfield arm 68 mph (March 2022) to 91 mph (April 2026)
- 035-9, 132 lb (October 2022) to 6-1, 190 lb (April 2026)
- 04.517/.579/.793 as a junior for Fairfield Prep, 2026 SCC champions; All-SCC
On the record
- 2022-03-06Perfect Game readings65 mph exit velocity, 68 mph outfield velocityPerfect Game
- 2022-10-23Prep Baseball Report card5-9, 132 lb; 71 mph fastball; 77 mph exit velocityPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-04-15Prep Baseball Report Preseason All-State spotlight6-1, 190 lb; 100 mph max and 96 mph average exit velocity; 91 mph arm; 374 ft peak distancePrep Baseball Report
- 2026Fairfield Prep, SCC champions.517/.579/.793; All-SCCHearst CT via Yahoo Sports; Patch
Now
NowFairfield Prep senior, class of 2027. Prep Baseball Report Preseason All-State, April 2026. Uncommitted as of that report.
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