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Chris Martin (2016 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) is a switch hitter who has a loose, easy swing from both sides of the plate and nearly identical approaches. His best bat speed is from the left side and he is very projectable.
Justin Ledgerwood (2017 3B, Alpine, CA) has a somewhat awkward open, spread, bent knee, high back elbow stance that doesn't do him any favors but he has plenty of strength in his 6-1/195 swing and makes hard contact to both gaps.
Brock Burton (2017 2B, Phoenix, AZ) is a left handed hitting middle infielder with a nice flow through contact and quick hands driving the barrel. He squared up almost everything during his round and has a nice feel for hitting.
Bryce Ruggeroli's (2017 OF, Las Vegas, NV) swing gets a bit long at times but he's 6-4/177 so you can excuse that a bit for his long arms and legs. But he has a good overall approach with extension through contact and lots of present bat speed. He later swung the bat very well in the game.
Austin Wendt (2016 LHP, Gilbert, AZ) is a primary left handed pitcher but he showed lots of power in batting practice and has hitting tools. Like Ruggeroli, he hit the ball very well in the game following and almost picked himself up a home run.
Brooks Barney (2016 LHP, Washignton, UT) is another primary left handed pitcher with hitting tools. He has a nice left handed swing with an aggressive swing approach that led to consistent hard pull contact.
Parker Laret (2016 C, Tiburon, CA) has long loose levers for a catcher at 6-2/185 and lots of natural lift in his swing. The ball jumps well off his bat.
Team 19 Purple is one of the most unique teams ever at a PG showcase and is made up primarily of players from Southeast Asia and mostly Singapore.
Garrett Macias (2018 C, FPO, AP) was the best hitter of the group, with a nice swing with good rhythm into contact and solid line drive contact.
Hodges Bailey (2017 OF, Centralia, WA) hits from a tall stance with a big move into contact which helps him generate lots of bat speed while keeping his stroke quick and short.
Keaton Glover (2016 OF, Chandler, AZ) has a smooth, repeatable swing that produced consistent hard line drive contact to the middle of the field and showed some ability to lift the ball as well.
Jonathan Imperial (2016 OF, Wapato, WA) probably hit the ball the hardest of any player on the first six teams and really drove the ball hard and deep to right centerfield. He hits from a very spread stance and could get even more power by hitting a bit harder and using his strong lower half.