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Thomas Hackimer
@HackAttackimerRHP, 21 (on June 28), 5'11", St. John's
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Perfect Game Profile
From Perfect Game
Thomas Hackimer (Amsterdam, RHP, St. John’s) came on to relieve Zurak, throwing a moving fastball from a low sidearm slot. He worked between 83-85 mph with his fastball with command down in the zone. He also showed a feel for a frisbee breaking ball that he could backdoor to lefty batters.More from Perfect Game
Although the sidearming Hackimer doesn't have a lofty upside, with a lively low- to mid-80s fastball, his chances for success in professional baseball are higher given his role as a bullpen specialist. His frisbee slider gives him a legitimate and effective second weapon, with the ability to backdoor the pitch to lefthanded batters. He posted a 0.98 ERA in 17 relief appearances in which he struck out 44, walked 9 and only allowed 13 hits in 27 2/3 innings while playing an integral role for the league champion Mohawks.
Getting to know Hackimer
Video posted after the draft
Mechanics from 2015
Same mechanics from behind
Amazin' Avenue
Congratulations to Thomas Hackimer, who was drafted by the @Mets in the 15th round of the #MLBDraft. #SJUBase #Mets pic.twitter.com/a9Hw5cQGx1
— St. John's Baseball (@StJohnsBaseball) June 10, 2015
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