Vincenzo Camera (2017 RHP, East Haven, CT) sat 78-82mph on his fastball with his curveball at 70mph. Camera has a short arm action with arm side run on his fastball and has depth to his curveball. 

Patrick Carbone (2017 RHP, Marshfield, MA) sat 80-83mph on his fastball with his slider at 74mph and his changeup at 68mph. Carbone has a quick arm living down in the zone and showed good feel for his slider. 

Charles Otterbein (2017 OF, Manchester, MA) had two hits including a double for the Maroon team this afternoon. Otterbein has good plate discipline with pop in his bat and has a level swing plane. 

Jayden Jacobs (2017, Elizabeth, NJ) singled twice in the game for the Maroon team today. Jacobs has an aggressive approach at the plate with a quick bat. 

Shanif Hirani (2017 OF, Petersburg, ON) also singled twice for the Maroon team. Hirani has a confident approach at the plate with a good swing and moves well down the line. 

Jack Sheehy (2017 C, Blauvelt, NY) doubled twice in the game for the Maroon team. Sheehy has quick hands through the zone with good extension and consistently drives the ball to the gaps. 

Joe Routhier (2017 SS, Nashua, NH) made solid contact at the plate all day today. Routhier displayed good plate coverage and is short to the ball. 

Joseph Vail (2017 LHP, Cromwell, CT) sat 82-85mph on his fastball with his curveball at 75mph, his slider at 79mph and his changeup at 76mph. Vail has a short quick arm slot while doing a good job of keeping his pitches down and consistent arm side run to his fastball. 

Brandon Chavarria (2017 OF, Wappingers Falls, NY) singled twice in the game for the Black team today. Chavarria has a sound patient approach at the plate with a nice easy swing. 

Zach Stevens (2018 1B, Lexington, MA) had two hits in the game today including a triple. Stevens makes loud contact at the plate with an aggressive approach at has lots of bat speed.

Alexander Almonte (2017 OF, Lawrence, MA) homered today for the Black team. Almonte does a good job of staying through the ball with tons of pop in his bat. 

Connor Wironen (2017 C, Leominster, MA) had two hits in the game as well as Homering for the Black team. Wironen has a line drive swing plane with an aggressive approach. 

Isaiah Mirabal (2017 C, Bayside, NY) homered in the game for the Orange team. Mirabal has a live bat with a patient approach and squares the ball up well. 

Alexander Almonte (2017 OF, Lawrence, MA) put together an impressive opening day of the showcase and topped it off by showing what he can do with his righthanded swing. The swing path is plenty easy and the strength is there to match, driving the ball hard off the barrel with leverage at the point of contact.

Zach Stevens (2018 1B, Lexington, MA) might be listed as a 2018 graduate but his tools play well with his peers of the showcase. Strongly built at 6-foot-2, 220-pounds the uncommitted Stevens was able to generates solid bat speed and separation as he comes through the ball well with a short and direct swing.

A lefthanded hitter, Connor Wironen (2017 C, Leominster, MA) showed off a solid stroke with a simple and direct path to the ball. He did a nice job of getting the barrel to the ball and showed a natural feel for it, creating some leverage at the point of contact with solid carry coming to the pull side.

Max Benevides (2017 OF, Manchester, NH) begins with a wide base in the box and shows nice quickness to his righthanded swing. He shows a full swing through the zone with a line drive swing stroke and nice balance, generating carry off the barrel when squared to the pull side.

Ryan Plentzas (2017 3B, Manchester, NH) put together a solid round of batting practice opening night as he showed quick hands and solid bat speed through the zone. He consistently created hard contact to the pull side with nice extension and jump off the barrel.

Brendan Rose (2017 1B, Brooklyn, NY) is listed at 6-foot-4, 225-pounds and he uses his size well in his righthanded swing. Still projectable, Rose is able to use his length to create leverage at the point of contact, showing separation and extension to his swing with quick hands and carry off the barrel.

Nikolas San Antonio (2017 2B, Cranston, RI) showed off a natural feel for the barrel as he remained short and quick to the ball with his righthanded swing. Using a leg lift trigger, San Antonio showed off quickness to his hands with consistent line drive contact to the middle of the field.

Joe Routhier (2017 SS, Nashua, NH) shows some timing triggers to his righthanded swing and when they’re one he’s able to produce carry off of the barrel. He shows quickness to his hands and is able to produce line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Vincent Buonaiuto (2017 OF, Danbury, CT) begins with a wide base in the righthanded batter’s box and shows solid intent to his swing. His hands and barrel are quick and he repeats his swing well with nice bat speed and line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Mike McVey (2017 3B, Lincoln, NE)showed off a feel for the barrel on a consistent basis with some leverage out front at the point of contact. Beginning with an upright stance McVey was able to regularly work the middle of the field with extension out front.

Jack Sheehy (2017 C, Blauvelt, NY) is a strong 6-foot-2, 210-pound catcher and he’s able to translate that strength into some interesting raw power from the left side. His swing path is easy and he gets closed moving into the point of contact while showing the ability to create loft and lift to the pull side.

A lefthanded hitter, Nick Callahan (2017 OF, Waltham, MA) shows a big leg lift at the beginning of his swing with a short swing path to the ball. He does a nice job of getting extended with his swing and was able to create line drive contact to the pull side with backspin coming off the barrel.

Luis DeLeon (2017 SS, Providence, RI) showed he was capable of impacting the baseball from the right side as he connected for some of the better struck balls during the second portion of batting practice. His swing is short and he shows sound bat speed with which he was able to generate lift at the point of contact and carry to the pull side.

Ryan Sarcione (2017 OF, Bridgewater, MA) showed nice looseness to his hands in his righthanded swing which translated nicely into bat speed with a line drive swing plane. He was able to generate life out front and when on time with his balance was able to generate solid carry off the barrel.

After showing well in the infield portion of the event, Michael Pedota (2017 SS, Belle Mead, NJ) showed a nice swing from the right side, swinging with a line drive swing plane while showing quickness to his hands. His swing is simple and he was able to create steady contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

William Simeone (2017 RHP, Milton, MA) sat 82mph on his fastball with his curveball at 70mph and his changeup at 73mph. Simeone has a long loose arm action a good curveball with depth to it and fills up the zone. 

Michael Pedota (2017 SS/ RHP, Belle Mead, NJ) sat 80-83mph on his fastball with his slider at 73mph. Pedota has a quick arm with good tempo on the mound and the ball comes out clean. 

Luis DeLeon (2017 SS, Providence, RI) doubled in game for the Orange team today. DeLeon has quick hands with lift in his wing and makes consistent hard contact at the plate. 

Deven Pathak (2017 2B, Sudbury, MA) had 2 hits in the game for Orange team today. Pathak has a short compact swing with a level swing plane and quick wrists. 

Isaiah Mirabal (2017 C, Bayside, NY) also had 2 hits in the game today. Mirabal has a patient approach at the plate with good bat speed and squared the ball up consistently today. 

Jared Vega (2017 RHP, Stratford, NJ) topped out at 84mph with his curveball at 75mph and his cutter at 78mph. Vega short quick arm action and uses his fastball to get ahead in counts. 

Joe Prisco (2017 RHP, Pound Ridge, NY) also topped out at 84mph on his fastball to go with his curveball at 63mph and his changeup at 74mph. Prisco has a heavy fastball doing a good job of keeping it down in the zone and a good feel for his changeup. 

Brett Sullivan (2017 RHP, Hanover, MA) topped out at 82mph on his fastball this morning mixing in his slider at 73mph and his changeup at 71mph. Sullivan has a quick arm on the mound pitching from a 3/4 arm slot and his fastball has arm side run. 

Alexander Almonte (2017 OF, Lawrence, MA) had a good showing at the plate today doubling and tripling for the Black Team. Almonte has a quick bat through the zone with a level swing plane and squares the ball up consistently. 

Danny Crossen (2017 3B, Cotuit, MA) singled twice for the Black team today. Crossen displayed bat speed at the plate with a sound approach and gets good jumps on the bases. 

Zach Stevens (2018 1B, Lexington, MA) made hard contact at the plate all day today. Stevens squares the ball up with good bat speed and has an aggressive approach at the plate. 

Lucas Sossei (2017 RHP, Sprakers, NY) sat 78-82mph on his fastball with his slider at 72mph. Sossei pitches with good tempo on the mound with good downward angle and has a late breaking slider. 

Nathan Seprosky (2017 LHP, Archbald, PA) topped out at 83mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 73mph and his changeup at 74mph. Seprosky has a balanced delivery pitching from an over the top arm slot and pounds the zone. 

Justin Mateo (2017 MIF, Queens, NY) had a good showing at the plate today making consistent hard contact. Mateo has a quick bat and does a good job of staying through the baseball.