Strike-Throwing RHP with Proven High-School Run Prevention
Grass profiles as a dependable right-handed arm whose standout calling card was run prevention: his 2024-25 MaxPreps high-school data lists a 1.43 ERA, and he ranked among Georgia’s better pitchers in that category. [1] For East Tennessee State, that suggests a pitcher built on command, competitiveness, and consistency rather than pure velocity buzz, which can make him a fit for staffs that value strikes, poise, and holding runners in check. Publicly available scouting detail is limited, so the clearest takeaway is that he looks like a low-drama, high-value developmental arm. [1]
