Selph was electric on the mound, inducing several empty swings from his fastball, topping it out at 91 mph. The heater had tons of running life to it with late sink, and often set up his 10-4 slider which was just as effective. Selph offers a very intriguing spin profile with plenty of projection remaining.

Bendle showed off his strength both on the mound and at the plate. The 6-foot-6 right-hander turned in three strong innings of work, running his heater up to 86 mph while pairing it with two reliable secondary offerings. On offense, Bendle impacted the baseball with easy strength to both gaps during batting practice and live action. He also posted an exit velocity of 96 mph.

Jimerson showed off his barrel skills during batting practice, spraying hard line drives to all parts of the field. The 6-foot-1 lefty hitter impacts the baseball with effortless strength and leverage from gap to gap. He has advanced hand speed and great feel for controlling the barrel throughout the zone. Jimerson posted an exit velocity of 91 mph and was also clocked at 86 mph across the diamond.

Loehrer showed off his tools on the defensive side of the ball both during the workout portion and live action. The 6-foot outfielder attacked the baseball with controlled quickness and proper footwork. He delivered accurate throws to the plate while recording arm strength up to 87 mph. He also ran a 6.87 sixty-yard dash and later posted an exit velocity of 94 mph.

Campbell impressed on both sides of the ball. The 6-foot-3 left-handed batter showcased a fluid stroke with advanced barrel skills and consistency to the pull-side. He generates plenty of bat speed with leverage at the point of contact. Campbell posted an exit velocity of 88 mph and was also clocked at 87 mph across the diamond.

Rodriguez put together a loud round of batting practice, creating easy carry and backspin to all parts of the field. The 5-foot-10 righty hitter creates good separation and leverage at the point of contact. He posted an exit velocity of 95 mph and also recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond.

Christian put together a clean series of defensive drills both in the infield and behind the dish. The primary catcher moves quick and smooth out of the crouch before delivering strong throws right at the bag. He recorded arm strength up to 77 mph with a pop-time of 1.94 sec. Christian was also up to 88 mph across the diamond.

Hurst impressed right out of the gate by running a 6.83 sixty-yard dash. On offense, the 6-foot-1 left-handed batter showed off a smooth stroke with easy strength from gap to gap. He also made multiple difficult plays look effortless in the dirt, showing off his athleticism and lateral range.

Bowne turned in a strong outing on the mound, running his fastball up to 83 mph while pairing it with a tight 2-8 slider. The 6-foot-2 southpaw showed impressive feel for sequencing and locating his mix. At the plate, Bowne showcased a quick barrel that often impacted the baseball with easy strength to the middle of the field. He posted an exit velocity of 92 mph and also ran a 6.64 sixty-yard dash.