Scouting Report on Nationals and Orioles Prospects Highlights Pitching Talent

A recent scouting report examined the performances of prospects from the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals during a matchup between the Low-A Delmarva Shorebirds and Fredericksburg Nationals. The game featured Nationals' right-hander Landon Harmon, who showcased impressive velocity but struggled with command, walking four batters in four innings.

Harmon initially threw in the 95-98 mph range but dropped to 91-94 mph later in the outing. Despite his struggles, he is considered a top pitching prospect for the Nationals. The Delmarva lineup included infielder Jimmy Anderson and outfielder Jhomnardo Reyes, both of whom faced challenges at the plate. Anderson managed a couple of walks and a single, while Reyes has had difficulty making an impact in Low A.

In a separate game, Orioles left-hander Joseph Dzierwa faced Nationals' rehabbing pitcher Jarlin Susana at Double-A Harrisburg. Dzierwa allowed four runs but managed to pitch five innings. Susana impressed with his fastball reaching 101.6 mph, although concerns remain about his delivery and lack of a third pitch. The performances of these prospects highlight the ongoing development within both organizations.