Jason Gentile is like many high school students in the United States. He plays video games, religiously follows the Mets, and enjoys spending time with his family.
But unlike most kids, Jason can launch 500-foot-plus home runs.
The 5’10” shortstop from Stamford, Connecticut is a hidden gem in high school baseball prospects.
The All-American Gentile, who attends Westhill High School, made the USA Under-18 Team, has won a golden glove and slugger award, and has established some impressive numbers, throwing third to first at 86 mph, a 6.7 60-yard dash, a tier 7 ranking, a solid infield defense, and an impressive 506-foot home run on record.
Numbers don’t fully describe Gentile’s drive and ambition. Jason is a very outgoing 16-year-old, often taking the initiative to pe ...
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