Dylan Zack (2027 SS, Winter Garden, FL) put together a professional round of batting practice, showing quality bat speed and impacting to the pull-side throughout. He lived on the barrel and showed budding strength in middle/pull-side contact. 

Payne Cearnal (2026 OF, Arlington, TX) worked into a rhythm in the middle of the round and routinely hit the ball hard to the middle of the field. It's a simple swing with strong bat speed and he found the barrel often. 

Valentino Pupo (2026 SS, Clewiston, FL) lofted the ball to the pull-side multiple times, hitting the ball way out. There's high end bat speed here with leverage and strength at impact that showed up throughout the round. 

Landis Pickett (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) lived on the barrel in his round of batting practice, hitting the ball hard to all parts. There's noticeable bat speed here with violence and bad intent at impact, consistently backspinning the ball to both gaps. 

Abiel Castillo (2026 1B, Kissimmee, FL) routinely got the barrel extended in the round and impacted to the pull-side throughout. It's a hanging leg lift trigger with quickness to the hands, producing carry to the pull-side. 

Julius Torres (2026 3B, Royal Palm Beach, FL) hit multiple homers in his round of BP, consistently lifting the ball to the pull-side. There's noticeable bat speed and strength that showed up throughout, hitting the ball way out a few times. 

Federic Irving (2026 SS, Oranjestad, AA) showed high end bat speed and traits from both sides throughout his round of batting practice. He lived on the barrel in both swings, hitting the ball hard to both gaps and showing the ability to backspin regularly. 

Grady Cherrington-Dunton (2027 C, Hilton Head Island, SC) hit the ball out of the yard multiple times in his round of batting practice. He creates good length in the zone and lifted the ball with intent a few times in the round as well. 

Tyler Kenast (2026 1B, Winter Springs, FL) put together a strong round of batting practice, showing good leverage and ability to consistently get the barrel extended. It was almost exclusive pull-side impact with some carry of the barrel and a good blend of bat speed and power. 

Sebastian Cruz (2027 OF, Guaynabo, PR) just simply lived on the barrel throughout his round of batting practice. There's excellent rhythm here and controls the barrel nicely, hitting the ball to all parts of the field routinely. 

Charles Messina (2026 C, Cortez, FL) showed off the high end bat speed we've become accustomed to seeing in these settings. He lifted the ball with intent and showed quality hand speed with strength into both gaps. 

Gabriel Rozenfeld (2026 LHP, Sunny Isles Beach, FL) showed some violence to the left-handed swing in the round with multiple homers to the pull-side. He swings it hard and doesn't get cheated, finding the barrel a few times and not missing them. 

Angel J. Sierra (2026 SS, Barranquitas, PR) strung together a quality round of batting practice in this look. He rifled balls into both gaps, showing a nice blend of bat speed and gap-to-gap strength. 

Dayron Santos (2027 SS, Miami, FL) hit the ball really hard throughout the round, showing quality bat speed and strength. There's some twitch to the hands and creates length in the zone with obvious feel for the barrel. 

Chase Hamlett (2026 2B, Coral Springs, FL) just lived on the barrel in his round of BP. He showed the ability to backspin the ball into both gaps and control the barrel at a high level throughout. 

Nick Tanko (2027 MIF, Ocala, FL) hit the ball hard throughout the round of BP here. There's a good blend of bat speed and strength here and he keep the barrel in the zone a while too. 

Jake Armstrong (2026 SS, Lakewood Ranch, FL) showed some big strength throughout the round, hitting the ball hard to the pull-side multiple times. He's big and physical and it translates into the way the ball comes off the barrel. 

Connor Gavigan (2027 OF, Riverview, FL) strung together a big round of batting practice, hitting the ball on the screws throughout. He has a functional swing with big bat speed and feel to hit the ball to all parts. 

Zachary Tavarez (2027 SS, Miami Lakes, FL) had a solid round of batting practice, hitting the ball hard multiple times to the pull-side gap. There's obvious bat speed here with good feel for the barrel. 

Brady Snow (2026 RHP, North Palm Beach, FL) showed elite arm speed and stuff in the start, rolling through three innings. He opened up sitting comfortably in the 92-94 range, topping 95 mph once. He pairs that with a good breaking ball in the upper-70s. High end arm talent and just effortless arm speed. 

Zachary Tavarez (2027 SS, Miami Lakes, FL) showed so much to like in this one, hitting a pair of extra base hits and then getting on the mound and topping at 90 mph. There's noticeable strength to the pull-side in the right-handed swing and also struck out 5 in 2 IP. 

Connor Gavigan (2027 OF, Riverview, FL) was on the barrel throughout this one, hitting a single and then following that up with a triple later on in the game. He's a physical outfielder with good tools across the board and showed strength to all parts throughout the opening day of the showcase. 

Noah Lemar (2026 RHP, Homosassa, FL) got the ball and threw it well in the start for 6-Royal. The right-hander ran it up to 85 mph with heavy sinking action at the bottom of the zone, inducing a lot of ground ball contact. He paired that with a curveball in the low-70s with healthy shape. 

Will Arndt (2027 C, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) had a strong showing on day one of the showcase, collecting a hit in game one and then following that up with another one in game two. He uses the lower half well in the right-handed swing and has quality bat speed too. 

Kaiden Johnson (2026 C, Tampa, FL) got the barrel out front on one in the later stages of this one and stung one into the pull-side for a double. He's a good athlete that had a big day in the workout portion and continued it into game action with this swing. 

Jonathan Hall (2026 OF, Odessa, FL) found a barrel in the later portion of this one, hitting a ball hard into the gap for a double. He's a good runner with some twitch in the hands and contact oriented approach in the box. 

Romolo "Romy" Decenzo (2026 RHP, Atherton, CA) showed pretty big arm talent in the start. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 88 mph and sat in the mid-80s with comfort. It's a full starter mix and he's a quality athlete, showing the ability to repeat the mechanics. 

Cole Miyashiro (2026 OF, Honolulu, HI) found the barrel a few times in this one, collecting a pair of singles. There's good rhythm in the hands with some twitch there too. He controls the barrel and shows excellent feel to hit it to all parts. 

Nate Downey (2026 C, Fort Pierce, FL) found a loud barrel in the middle innings of this one, hitting one on the screws to the pull-side for an inside the park homer. It's a free flowing left-handed swing with obvious barrel skills and strength. There's big arm strength from multiple spots here too. 

Aemed Nasser (2026 OF, Orlando, FL) has been excellent throughout the opening day and put a great swing on one in the final innings of thise one, rifling one into the pull-side gap for a triple. He also worked in the mid-80s with plenty of angle in relief in this one too. 

Luca Meehan (2026 SS, Sarasota, FL) had a pair of hits in this one, both of the single variety and drove in a run in the process as well. It's a simple right-handed swing with a contact oriented approach and also showed good arm strength across the diamond as well. 

Rafael Martinez (2028 RHP, Kissimmee, FL) has looked strong through a pair of innings so far, striking out three so far. He's been into the upper-80s, topping at 87 mph and rounds out the mix with a quality changeup in the 75-76 range. 

Matthew Logan (2026 1B, Windermere, FL) is matching Martinez pitch for pitch so far, running it up to 87 mph and working comfortably in the mid-80s. Sharp breaking ball in the mid-70s rounds out the mix. 

Jamarkus Brown (2027 SS, Jacksonville, FL) stayed on a pitch nicely early in the game and shot one through the right side of the infield, driving in a pair of runs in the process. 

Connor Gavigan (2027 OF, Riverview, FL) has had a big weekend in multiple ways throughout and has really shined on the mound so far in the outing. He's been up to 88 mph with a good breaking ball with healthy shape. He also runs well and the arm strength plays from the outfield as well. He also hit an inside the park homer in an at-bat. 

Jordan Pinkerton (2028 LHP, Wildwood, FL) just absolutely cruised through the outing in relief. The young left-hander pounded the zone and ran the fastball up to 87 mph with a healthy shaped breaking ball that he could land in the zone. 

Jake Armstrong (2026 SS, Lakewood Ranch, FL) finished up the game in emphatic style, hitting a double in the later stages and then jumped on the mound and ran the fastball up to 90 mph, mixing a tight breaking ball for whiffs out of the zone. 

Jacob Cotgreave (2026 OF, Fellsmere, FL) smashed a ball into the right-center gap for a triple in the early going on Sunday. It's an efficient right-handed swing with good bat speed and strength to both gaps that's been on display throughout the weekend. 

Nate Downey (2026 C, Fort Pierce, FL) got the ball in the start and has cruised through the first, punching out the side and working comfortably in the mid-80s. The fun didn't stop there for Downey as he also went deep to the pull-side in the bottom of the 1st. He then tucked one inside the first base bag for a triple in the final half of the game. 

Angel J. Sierra (2026 SS, Barranquitas, PR) has just lived on the barrel here in game one on Sunday, hitting a single in his first at-bat and then smoking one into the left-center gap for a double in his second. He has really fast hands and runs extremely well on the paths. He then followed that double up with another one in his next at-bat. Make that another double in the final half of the game, running his total to three on the day. 

Mason Demetree (2028 SS, Longwood, FL) got the barrel out front and absolutely hammered one to the pull-side to drive in a run. It's a simple and fluid left-handed swing with some twitch in the hands and the body projects really well. 

Cade Hudmon (2026 3B, Bradenton, FL) hit one hard back up the middle for a base hit to drive in a run in the early going. There's pretty easy strength that's been on display and he produces some quality bat speed too. He then followed that up with a double down the left field line in his following AB.