By Baseball America

“After a solid spring at Virginia Tech, Seymour returned to his native Massachusetts and dominated hitters during his stint on the Cape. He went 2-2, 2.48 with 39 strikeouts and six walks in 25.1 innings before reaching his innings limit in mid-July.

Seymour is reminiscent of TJ Sikkema, who starred for Falmouth last summer before going on to be drafted 38th overall by the Yankees. Seymour’s fastball sits in the low 90s and he pairs it with a mid-80s cutter, giving him weapons against both righthanded and lefthanded hitters. He also throws a slider and a changeup, giving him four average pitches. His stuff plays up thanks to solid control and his advanced pitchability. There’s some effort in his delivery and next spring he’ll likely face questions about his ability to stay in the rotation, but he’s building a strong track record of success, which, along with his solid pitchability as a lefthander, will intrigue scouts.“