Rohan Persad (2028 SS, Toronto, ON) got the start for the blue squad, sat in the 80-81 (T82) range with the fastball. Athletic, unique delivery; also flashed a curveball in the low 70s with 11-5 action. 

Cooper Pote (2028 RHP, Lakewood Ranch, FL) got the start for the red squad, coming out with some impressive stuff. Mixed 3 pitches well with the fastball up to 86; also used a changeup at 79 with arm side fade and a curve with 11-5 shape in the low 70s.

Jackson McDonald (2028 1B, Lenexa, KS) showed off the power a bit here after an impressive round of BP yesterday, sending one through the left side at 94 EV for a single. 

Reid Bostic (2028 SS, Nashville, TN) smoked one into right for an RBI single, showing off some impressive hands to the opposite field. Also had an appearance on the mound, sitting in the 82-84 range with some arm side run to the fastball. Also flashed a mid 70s breaker in the 74/75 range. 

Isaiah Cador (2028 2B, McDonough, GA) has had a good week all around, showing off the speed, glove, and bat. In the third, Cador drove one the opposite way for a triple. Used good hands to stay inside and to send it the other way, gets around to third quickly. 

Nolan Slaymaker (2028 1B, Fort White, FL) has had an impressive showing this week both at the plate and on the mound. This game he drives one over the wall in left for a long homer. Impressive showing of power here and clear barrel skills. 

Sean Burgess (2028 OF, League City, TX) showed off the barrel skills in this one, sending a liner into right field for a base hit. Showed off some strength as well, with this one leaving the bat at 90 EV. 

Anthony Huaranga (2028 3B, Nutley, NJ) had an impressive showing on the mound, sitting in the 86-87 T88 mph range with some good run. Also flashed a 10-4 breaking ball in the mid-upper 70s with good action. 

Mason Demetree (2028 SS, Longwood, FL) showcased his switch-pitching ability in this one, sitting in the low 80s with the left arm and the mid 70s with the right arm. He also mixed in a slurvy breaking ball in the high 60s from the right side. 

Graham Stockton (2028 SS, Gallatin, TN) lined one into center for an RBI knock, showing off the impressive hands up the middle. Got sawed off a bit but was able to get the barrel on it. 

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN) has had an impressive week behind the plate and at the dish. In this one, Callaway hammered one into the LCF gat for a double at 96 EV. 

Mitchell Wade (2028 3B, Baton Rouge, LA) came out in the first touching 85 mph with the fastball in a clean delivery. Strong, athletic frame and some room to add strength. Wade also flashed a breaking ball in the mid 70s with some good 10-4 action. 

Brady Rallo (2028 OF, Chesterfield, MO) started this one for the Navy squad, came out in the first sitting in the low 80s while topping out at 84. Rallo has an athletic lefty delivery and an athletic frame. Has been consistently around the zone with the fastball and has also mixed a slurvy breaker in the 75-77 range. 

Calvin Stanczyk (2028 SS, Saint Louis, MO) doubled in a big spot in the second inning, hitting one hard on the ground down the line for a double in a long at-bat. Athletic kid, gets the barrel out front to hit this one pull side. 

Dru Wilson (2028 OF, Porter Ranch, CA) came out showing some notable arm talent, running the fastball up to 89 and sitting just under that number with some arm side run. Athletic on the mound with the delivery, has also flashed a low-mid 70s breaker with 11-5 shape.

Joshua Diaz (2028 3B, Staten Island, NY) had an impressive showing in relief, sitting in the 83/84 range with some arm side run with the fastball. Has also shown a changeup in the 77/78 range with good arm side fade. 

Braylon Hubbard (2028 SS, Desoto, TX) came out in relief showing a mid 80s fastball with a little cut to it. Also, the right handed pitcher used a knuckleball in the 67-68 range with good drop action. In the bottom of the 6th, Hubbard also drove one deep into LCF for a flyout, but showed off some impressive power sending it out there at 94 EV.

Keelan Zumwalt (2028 1B, Lees Summit, MO) had a good showing of stuff out on the mound, sitting in the 83-85 range with some arm side run and sink to the fastball. Also showed a slurvy slider in the low 70s, getting some awkward swing-and-misses. 

Francis Conners-Schmid (2028 OF, East Chatham, NY) had an impressive outing in relief here, sitting in the mid 80s with the fastball. Showed some arm side run to that pitch; also flashed a low 70s breaker with 1-7 shape and works best at the bottom of the zone. 

Crew Chance (2028 C, Franklin, TN) tagged one in the final inning on the day into right for a 2 RBI base knock. Does a good job here catching this one out front on the barrel in a big spot. 

Blake Huston (2028 OF, Oxford, CT) was in the low-mid 80s in a successful outing on the bump, while also using a low 60s CB with good depth. 

Logan Starnes (2028 RHP, Austin, TX) comes out showing obvious arm talent and is sitting comfortably in the upper-80s with the fastball. He generates plenty of angle and it comes out of the hand great. He rounds out the mix with a tight, hard slider in the low-80s. 

Nolan Slaymaker (2028 1B, Fort White, FL) turned an upper-80s fastball around and smoked it through the left side of the infield for a RBI base knock (93 EV). He put together a loud round of batting practice and continues to swing it well here in game action. He also ran the fastball up to 93 mph in relief as well. 

Dru Wilson (2028 OF, Porter Ranch, CA) snuck one right down the right field line for a double to lead off the bottom of the 1st inning. He's a highly athletic outfielder with easy bat speed and it comes off great here (92 EV). 

Francis Conners-Schmid (2028 OF, East Chatham, NY) stayed on one and absolutely hammered it through the left field of the infield for a base hit (91 EV). It's one of the more well-rounded offensive profiles in the country and the power shows up in a big way often. 

Cal Williamson (2028 LHP, Atlanta, GA) got the ball and threw strikes with a quality mix, working mostly in the mid-80s with good feel for spin. Turns over a quality changeup in the mid-70s along with landing the breaker at 71 mph. 

Reid Bostic (2028 SS, Nashville, TN) got a pitch out over the middle of the dish and hit it hard to the PS for a double to drive in a run (90 EV). It's a functional swing and finds the barrel at a high clip, showcasing it here. 

Chase Gockenbach (2028 3B, Morristown, TN) hit one hard down the left field line for a double to push a run across. He's a big and physical right-handed bat with impressive strength to the PS that he gets into often. 

Jackson Resnick (2028 1B, Lake Mary, FL) stayed on one nicely and shot one into right field for a double. It's a functional right-handed swing with solid bat-to-ball skills and jump off the barrel. 

John Miller (2028 SS, Brooklyn, NY) put a good swing on one as he shot another one down the right field line for a double to continue a strong inning. He has quickness in the hands and controls the barrel extremely well. 

Wesley Thiry (2028 RHP, Peachtree Corners, GA) turned in an absolutely dominant frame in the outing. He ran the fastball into the mid-80s and spun the baseball with confidence early in counts, rolling through the inning in just four pitches. 

Daelan Jones-Teasley (2028 LHP, Lilburn, GA) has shown a bunch of things to like early in the outing, sitting in the mid-80s and showing a upper-60s curveball with 1-7 shape that he can land in the zone. 

Sean Burgess (2028 OF, League City, TX) stayed inside of one and shot it down the left field line, tucking it just fair for a double. He has big strength and the feel to hit shows up here. 

Brooks DeRosa (2028 OF, Suwanee, GA) has found a pair of barrels through this one with absolutely nothing to show for it. It's a quiet and simple swing with natural bat-to-ball skills and ability to manipulate the barrel. The hit tool has shown up early and often throughout the event. 

Tommy Pedersen (2028 OF, Zionsville, IN) got a pitch on the outside corner and did a good job of tucking it right inside the right field line for a double. He has a compact right-handed swing with barrel skills and shows it off here. 

Brogan Witcher (2028 C, Bakersfield, CA) showing some pretty effortless stuff here in the final frame of the game. Pumping 88-90 with ease and pounding the zone, mixing a tight breaking ball in the mid-70s with slurvy shape. 

Blake Huston (2028 OF, Oxford, CT) found a loud barrel in the last swing of the game, smashing a triple into right-center field (92 EV). He swung the bat well the entire day and shows immense power projection. 

Ethan Smith (2028 RHP, Sanford, FL)- Clean two innings of work on the mound, ran it up to 82-mph with a good array of secondaries to get batters out.

Sean Rodesiler (2028 LHP, Mooresville, NC)- Real clean arm up to 86-mph here, can spin it well with good shapes to the entire arsenal and more to come in terms of size and velo.

Ivan Andino (2028 3B, Monroe, NC)- First hit of the game came courtesy of Andino, a 89-mph EV rocket back up the box. Strong and physical frame, easy to predict the impact. Up to 87-mph off the mound too.

Derek Vazquez (2028 SS, Charlotte, NC)- 86-mph EV single to right that drove in a run for his club here... easy to love the swing and overall offensive profile here, so much physical projection and offensive upside.

Connor Thrush (2028 RHP, Aurora, CO)- Physical size and strength here, strong armed righty up to 87-mph in his first frame of work with a punchout and 63% strike percentage.

Daxton Price (2028 OF, Mount Pleasant, TX)- Clean swing working opposite field for a base knock... had a good round of batting practice and showed the swing can translate in game. Up to 86-mph on the mound too.

Landon Bonner (2028 SS, The Colony, TX)- Loose left-handed swing and it works in game often, roped a single to right and plated a run. Good athlete and hands in the box, adjustable swing. Athletic, bouncy middle infielder.

Aiden Krasnow (2028 RHP, Livingston, NJ)- Up to 82-mph here with some angle to release, feel to spin is in there and has a good frame to project on and add more to.

Caden Scott (2028 3B, Princeton, NC)- Clean arm stroke getting to 89-mph pretty easily, mid 70's slider with a lot of sweeping action to it.

Graham Stockton (2028 SS, Gallatin, TN)- Two clean innings, up to 83-mph with feel to spin and pitch in there.

Hudson Burnett (2028 OF, Knoxville, TN) launched a booming triple off the left-field wall... good round of batting practice this afternoon and the swing translates in game. 

Braden Cox (2028 OF, Sea Girt, NJ)- Long and lean frame, up to 86-mph with plenty of physical projection, showing feel to spin and can compete in the zone consistently. 

Henry Semans (2028 SS, Blaine, MN)- 92-mph EV on a hard hit single, clean swing with feel to spray liners line to line. Athletic look.

Jacob Gray (2028 SS, Benicia, CA) collected a double in the late innings of this one. Good swing, athletic player with projection.

Hudson Simmons (2028 OF, Charlotte, NC) finished things up to end the game, up to 86-mph with a clean release and good breaker in the low 70's.

Tillman Schroeder (2028 RHP, Park Ridge, NJ)- Good outing and sat in the low 80's with the FB, competed in zone and could spin some too.

- Michael Albee

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Calvin Stanczyk (2028 SS, Saint Louis, MO)- Compact swing with barrel feel, middle of the field impact with linedrive tendencies in the swing. Will grow into the frame well, plenty of things to like there.

Taylor Reidy (2028 C, Worcester, MA)- Simple swing and on the barrel all round long, timed up with consistent line-drive contact to the pull-side.

Brady Rallo (2028 OF, Chesterfield, MO)- Real fast hands with some whip in the barrel, line-drive stroke with plenty more to come in terms of physicality and strength.

Landon Bonner (2028 SS, The Colony, TX)- Loose hands, easy swing that produced consistent hard contact to the pull-side all round long. Good timing and parts to the swing.

Micah Mecucci (2028 OF, San Marcos, CA)- Loud loud round... multiple homeruns over the pull-side fence. Buggy hands, feel to leverage and lift with present pull-side carry and more to come.

Hudson Simmons (2028 OF, Charlotte, NC)- Loose swing and free hands, plenty of bat speed and sprayed hard contact all over the yard during his round.

Colin Raymond (2028 C, Syosset, NY)- Quick hands with a fast bat, small stride out with good carry to the pull-side when synced up.

Colton Duman (2028 OF, Castle Pines, CO)- Flashed lots of raw juice here, on barrel constantly and worked it to pull with loud contact.

Jack Rhodes (2028 C, Nashville, TN)- Lots of power potential here, present hand speed with lift in the swing and plenty to like.

Hudson Burnett (2028 OF, Knoxville, TN)- Simple swing, twitchy with fast hands that fire the barrel on time and work all fields with hard contact. Compact stroke.

Anthony Huaranga (2028 3B, Nutley, NJ)- Strong with a physical frame, lot of bat speed here and obvious power potential; already present raw.

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN)- Multiple homeruns that soared over the wall in left... lot of power projection here in the swing, leverages the barrel and can lift effortlessly with carry.

Derek Vazquez (2028 SS, Charlotte, NC)- Smooth left-handed swing with good parts and connection, athletic kid with a plus projectable frame to grow into... impressive round.

Jackson McDonald (2028 1B, Lenexa, KS)- Tons of raw power projection, big swing with strong hands and generates tons of force into impact.

Isaiah Cador (2028 2B, McDonough, GA)- Loose swing, easy line-drive stroke with good hands and can spray it all over the yard. Quality athlete, things here to like and always performs.

Brooks DeRosa (2028 OF, Suwanee, GA)- One of the more projectable swings shown on the day... such low effort and ease of impact, good hands that flow with loud results off the barrel. Good frame to project into as well.

Deacon Carpenter (2028 3B, Sulphur Springs, TX)- Ultra buggy hands with feel for the barrel, eye opening round of batting practice with a clean swing from the left side... very, very impressive look. 

Bryan Mesa (2028 SS, Hialeah, FL)- Ultra physical projection here, loud results when timed up and extended. One of the top prospects in the country.

Nolan Slaymaker (2028 1B, Fort White, FL)- Massive raw juice here, physical XL frame with the results that match the frame... big impact here.

Brogan Witcher (2028 C, Bakersfield, CA)- Plenty bat speed here, turns the barrel over with a good swing and will grow into power given the current frame... lot to like here, enticing projection.

Keelan Zumwalt (2028 1B, Lees Summit, MO)- Whip in the barrel with natural lift and leverage out front, impressive round of batting practice with plenty of physical tools and offensive projection.

Blake Huston (2028 OF, Oxford, CT)- Easy swing to project on, will grow into impact with an already smooth swing and barrel path to contact.

Francis Conners-Schmid (2028 OF, East Chatham, NY)- Lots of raw juice here, fast fast bat that got on time often and hammered hard contact to the pull-side with frequency.

Braylon Hubbard (2028 SS, Desoto, TX)- Quick bat with fast hands, flashed it multiple times within the round and has promising power projection.

Gavin Jones (2028 SS, Monee, IL)- Clean left-handed swing, growing into more and more impact each time out with plenty of feel for the barrel. Lean frame to fill into, much more here.

Julian Martinez (2028 C, New York, NY)- Syncs the levers well with strong hands, simple compact swing with impact off the barrel and can work well to either side of the field.

- Michael Albee

Drew Wagner ('28, Franklin, TN)- the 6-foot-2, 185-pound right-handed hitter drilled a triple into the right-centerfield gap at 90 mph for Team Green. An athletic third baseman, Wagner posted a 6.88 60-time and a 93 mph exit velocity during drills.

Cullen Garner ('28, Saint Augustine, FL)- the 6-foot-1, 190-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 88 mph and featured a solid three-pitch mix to punch out three over two scoreless. A primary outfielder, Garner showed his athleticism at first base with a nice backhand play at full extension and throw to plate to cut down a runner.

Aiden Kearney ('28, Winter Park, FL)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound primary middle infielder tossed a scoreless inning of work with a pair of strikeouts. The No. 4 ranked player in the class ran the fastball up to 87 mph and also went deep with a high home run to left field that was inexplicably ruled foul.

Joseph Mosley ('28, Hendersonville, TN)- smoked a single right back up the box at 93 mph to get things started for Team Gold. The primary outfielder put together two quality at-bats with barrels and recorded 88 mph arm strength during drills. 

Harrison Milanowski ('28, Dothan, AL)- the 5-foot-9, 155-pound right-handed hitter singled and stole a base in two plate appearances. The flee-footed shortstop impressed with a 6.60 60-time and superb footwork on the dirt.

J. Haizen Reidhead ('28,Queen Creek, AZ)- the 6-foot, 155-pound right-handed hitter drove in a run with a line-drive triple into the right-centerfield gap that scooted to the fence. The primary shortstop also ran the fastball into the mid-80s with two strikeouts in an inning of work.

Grant Arnold ('28, Merritt Island, FL)- the 6-foot-3, 205-pound primary catcher ran the fastball up to 88 mph over an inning of work with two strikeouts. The strong-framed Arnold also posted throws from behind the plate at 88 mph and 93 mph from the outfield.

Isaias Torres ('28, Oviedo, FL)- the 6-foot-4, 220-pound primary third baseman ran the fastball up to 90 mph on the bump after posting throws across the diamond at 92 mph. A left-handed hitter, Torres put on an impressive display during batting practice to solidify himself as a two-way player with big strength on both sides of the ball.

Cooper Leroy ('28, Gilbert, AZ)- the 6-foot-4, 185-pound right-handed hitter smoked a double into the left field corner to drive in a run for Team Gold. The two-way player finished off a big Sophomore National with strength in the box and ran the fastball up to 91 mph from the bump in earlier action. 

Jonathan Marzullo ('28, Bradenton, FL)- smoked a double high off the top of the wall in left field at 92 mph for Team Green. A primary backstop, Marzullo impressed behind the plate with advanced receiving skills and accurate throws at 82 mph.

Parker Klug ('28, Morristown, N.J.)- the 6-foot-3, 215-pound right-handed hitter launched a 96-mph triple to deep right-centerfield to drive in a run.

Carter Shouse ('28, Middletown, OH)- the 6-foot, 190-pound left-handed pitcher tossed two no-hits innings for Team Gray with a pair of strikeouts. The No. 3 ranked player in the 2028 class ran the fastball up to 90 mph with a tight slider in the 80-mph range. 

Dexter McCleon Jr. ('28, Suwanee, GA)- the 6-foot-3, 200-pound right-handed pitcher punched out the side in his only inning of work for Team Black. The No. 1 ranked player in the 2028 class ran the fastball up to 93 mph with a 64% strike rate and finished off his outing on just 14 pitches.

Fisher Green ('28, Powell, TN)- the 5-foot-11, 165-pound primary shortstop ran the fastball up to 88 mph with big arm side run and life through the zone. The No. 2 ranked shortstop has shown big upside as a two-way player on both sides of the ball.

Andrew Jackson III ('28, Tuscaloosa, AL)- the 5-foot-10, 175-pound left-handed hitter rifled a triple into the right field corner to knock in a pair for Team Gray. In his next at-bat he smoked another one down the rightfield line for a double.

Carson Ramoley ('28, Palos Park, IL)- the 5-foot-11, 155-pound centerfielder with the play of the Sophomore National on defense. The No. 2 ranked outfielder in the Illinois state class ranged deep into the left-centerfield gap to make a superman full extension diving catch to rob extra bases.

Quincy Fulton ('28, Newton, IL)- the 6-foot-2, 215-pound right-handed hitter went deep to left field for his 2nd bomb of the day. The corner infielder took a 2-2 changeup and launched it high over the wall in left field for a solo home run. 

Lio Garcia ('28, Suwanee, GA)- the 5-foot-11, 165-pound shortstop has really impressed on the dirt with multiple nice defensive plays. Garcia displayed quick hands and feet and couple that with his 89 mph arm strength and you have a quality defender that can stick on the left side of the dirt.

McGuire Ryan ('28, Queen Creek, AZ)- the 5-foot-11, 177-pound right-handed hitter lined a single into right field to lead off the top of the 6th inning for Team Black. Ryan jumped all over a first pitch heater and rifled it into the outfield with rhythm in the hands and impact out front.

Saxon Smith ('28, Lucas, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 190-pound left-handed hitter laced one back up the box to get things started for Team Black and came around to score. A primary outfielder, Smith displayed big tools with a 6.70 60-time and 90 mph arm strength from the outfield.

Nathan Garcia ('28, Denton, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 200- pound primary catcher ran the fastball up to 92 mph with a quality three-pitch mix. Garcia impressed all day behind the plate and on the mound while also throwing a pair of hits in game one.

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Carter Shouse (2028 OF, Middletown, OH) gets it rolling with a line-drive single to left against 90-mph... quick hands working through the zone with plenty feel for the barrel.

Dylan Cunningham (2028 RHP, Peabody, MA)- Up to 92-mph here with a sweeping breaker, big physical build with a durable look; tough angle to handle coming down the slope. High spin breaker, really settled in during the 2nd.

Micah Von (2028 C, Decatur, GA)- Clean catch and throw with a dot down to the second base bag to nail a runner. Nice hard hit knock to left against a breaking ball, hung on it well.

Aiden Kearney (2028 MIF, Winter Park, FL) got things rolling for his club with a lead-off single to centerfield. Picked up another knock in his next at-bat, just has feel to hit.

Andrew Jackson III (2028 LHP, Tuscaloosa, AL)- Up to 88-mph with a clean release, plenty feel to spin here and throw strikes to any part of the zone. Took a clean round of BP as well, just solid overall prospect.

Preston Hamelynck (2028 SS, Clearwater, FL)-  Clean knock to left, good compact swing that is on time.

Reed Ammons (2028 C, Autryville, NC)- Well barreled single to left, quick bat and gets extended to work a liner pull-side.

Kingston Jones (2028 SS, Marietta, GA)- On the barrel often, roped a single through the 5-6 hole and looked quick on the turn around first.

Everest King (2028 RHP, Lancaster, SC)- Plenty of arm speed here, ran it up to 89-mph with good spin and shape to the breaking ball. Fast arm. Big sweep on the curve.

Mikey Papciak (2028 RHP, Greensboro, NC)- Up to 84-mph here, present pitchability with a good arsenal to challenge in zone and get outs.

Ashton Santomo (2028 OF, Highlnds Ranch, CO)- Real physical frame, present athlete with lean strength showing... roped a liner to left for a knock.

Kaleb Foster (2028 SS, Montgomery, TX)- Clean sliding play on the left side of the infield, quick to pop up and get the baseball out of the hand clean. Picked up a linedrive knock through the left side.

Drew Wagner (2028 3B, Franklin, TN) made a really nice play sliding up on the line in right... up against the wall, no fear and showed off the glovework.

Cullen Scott (2028 3B, Melissa, TX) pokes this through the right side for a base knock. Strong base, easy swing.

Luke Dana (2028 OF, Wall, NJ) ripped one to right for an RBI knock, kept the inning rolling with a nice piece. Rifled a double down the left-field line in the later innings of this one; on-time swing and seeing it well. 

Yariel "Lito" Diaz up to 87-mph off the mound, clean release with a full array of secondaries to put hitters away; performed well in the spring and fills the zone.

Wyatt Simons (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY)- Nice play up against the fence, jumping grab.

Isaias Torres (2028 3B, Oviedo, FL)- Plenty of juice in the stick with present feel to hit, impressive round of BP and the good swings are translating in game with a hard knock back up the box.

David Vargas (2028 SS, Cartersville, GA)- Smooth fielding middle infielder that projects to stick, makes good swing decisions & collected a hard knock in game. Went with one opposite field for a single later in the game. Low pulse, easy smooth swing. 

Mason Malone (2028 OF, Lilburn, GA)- Real athletic frame to project on, seeing it well in game with a knock back up the box.

Parker Klug (2028 RHP, Morristown, NJ)- Physical frame with a strong arm, up to 90-mph here spinning a low 70's curve with some comfort and feel.

Josh Ouimette (2028 LHP, Wauconda, IL) up to 80-mph with feel to pound the zone and induce weak contact, present pitchability with solid off-speed arsenal that gets results often.

CG Gordon (2028 BHP, Chattanooga, TN)- Both handed arm that can get into the upper 70's band with either and touched 81 with the right... super unique look. 

Colt Bakich (2028 SS, Clemson, SC)- Clean actions and swing, picked up a double in game action with a good turn around the bag. Soft hands, good mover up the middle on defense.

Jonathan Marzullo (2028 C, Bradenton, FL)- Booming double off the 2B and it was not even completely squared... lots of present size here with strength showing for the primary backstop.

Rylan Jenkins (2028 OF, Tennille, GA) roped one back up the box for a knock. Twitchy athlete, barrel feel with premium defensive projection as well.

Alex Paulk (2028 1B, Yulee, FL) got into one and dropped a single into left field to lead things off in the late innings. Strong hands show, can control the barrel.

Ashton Fricks (2028 RHP, Pikeville, NC)- Fills zone in the low 80's, competes and throws strikes with a usable off-speed arsenal.

Isaiah Wolter (2028 C, Aurora, IL)- Real fast bat, roped a double down the LF line. Good bet to hit long-term here.

- Michael Albee

Valentin Ceballos (2028 RHP, New Braunfels, TX) has opened up the game showing a ton of things to like. Working in the mid-80s with feel to spin the baseball, both in and out of the zone, and also turning over a quality changeup too. 

Striker Pence (2028 3B, Corona, CA) came out just blowing smoke in the first two innings of this one, running the fastball up to 97 mph multiple times. It's a lively arm and he sprinkled in some nasty sliders with sweep in the low-80s too. 

Lio Garcia (2028 SS, Suwanee, GA) hit one back up the middle for a single in the early going. It's a well-rounded profile and he took one of the better rounds of IF yesterday and finds a barrel here. 

Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) put a good swing on one and turned it around, hitting it down the left field line for a double. He has a compact swing and finds the barrel at a high clip. 

Ty Page (2028 3B, Atlanta, GA) barreled one back up the middle for a single. He's a good athlete with plenty of bat speed and strength at impact that shows up often in game action. 

Pablo Cruz (2028 SS, Utuado, PR) got the barrel out front and hit one down the left field line for a single to drive in a run. It's a contact oriented approach with functionality to the right-handed swing. 

Owen Burnes (2028 LHP, Milton, MA) showing so much to like here out of the bullpen, running it into the upper-80s with plenty of angle and the ability to land the breaking ball. He's a physical left-hander and projects well down the road. 

Jacob Holley (2028 RHP, Clermont, FL) struck out five over his two innings on the mound and ran the fastball into the upper-80s with a tight downer shaped breaking ball. The arm works well and projects for additional velocity down the line too. 

Brody Raby (2028 OF, Ringgold, GA) got the barrel out front and hit one hard down the left field line for a double. He has looseness in the hands with the ability to turn the barrel over that he showed right here. 

Nathan Garcia (2028 C, Denton, TX) hit one on the screws into the right-center field gap to make it back-to-back doubles. The ball comes off easy and has low effort strength to all parts. 

Quincy Fulton (2028 1B, Newton, IL) just leaned on one for a solo homer to lead off the tenth. He has high end bat speed and the strength shows up often, getting into it here. 

Dexter McCleon Jr (2028 OF, Suwanee, GA) has found a few barrels here early on in the game, hitting a pair of singles so far. It's top of the class tools throughout the profile and the hit tool has continued to show up often. 

Colin Anderson (2028 3B, Acworth, GA) turned the barrel over and hit one hard into the pull-side for a base hit. He always performs and can manipulate the barrel at the highest level, hitting the ball hard often. 

Lucas Strawn (2028 RHP, Humble, TX) struck out four in his two innings, running the fastball up to 87 mph. He pounded the zone at a 69% clip and mixed in a breaking ball in the low-70s with bigger shape. 

Carson Steingall (2028 RHP, Nazareth, PA) showing a ton to like on the mound here as he's sitting in the 85-87 range, grabbing 88 mph with good life out of the hand. Mixing mid-to-upper-70s breaking ball that he can throw for strikes. 

Pablo Cruz (2028 SS, Utuado, PR) switch hitter shooting liners all over the field from both sides, the swing works best gap to gap from both sides. Smooth swing from both sides.

Scott Fritz (2028 1B, Hawthorne, CA) had a tough start to the round but quickly turned it around, crushed one off the top of the wall to get him going. Also shot liners all over the field after he turned it around. 

Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) had an impressive round of BP today, shooting line drives all over the field. Simple swing with some juice, showed off some impressive barrel skills with gap shot after gap shot. 

Carson Steingall (2028 RHP, Nazareth, PA) shot liners all over the field today during BP, showing off some impressive barrel skills and the quick bat speed. Consistently on the barrel throughout the round. 

Quincy Fulton (2028 1B, Newton, IL) had and impressive showing during BP from both sides of the plate, hammering balls into both gaps with authority. Quick bat speed from both sides of the plate. 

Lio Garcia (2028 SS, Suwanee, GA) had a solid round of BP today, showing off the ability to work to all fields with pop. Very impressive into the oppo gap, sending many hard on a line that way. 

Fisher Green (2028 SS, Powell, TN) sent a plethora of liners all over the field, the swing works best through the middle of the field on a line. Showed off some impressive pop with the left handed stroke. 

Dexter McCleon Jr (2028 OF, Suwanee, GA) hammered baseballs all over the yard, leaving the yard in his round to right field. Shows off some impressive oppo power here with the strength through the ball. 

Akhil Pilla (2028 1B, Rochester Hills, MI) showed off some impressive power during his round, specifically into the pull side and the pull side gap. Good bat speed with good hands for the age. 

Carson Ramoley (2028 OF, Palos Park, IL) had an impressive round of BP today, showing some good impact into both gaps. Very simple, smooth swing for the RHH. 

Saxon Smith (2028 OF, Lucas, TX) showed off some impressive bat speed and pull side power. Stayed on the barrel most of the round and drove one off the wall in right field. 

Nathan Garcia (2028 C, Denton, TX) showed off a simple swing with some strength into the gaps. Had good strength into the gaps with the good bat speed. 

Striker Pence (2028 3B, Corona, CA) had an impressive round today, showing off the power into both gaps. Hammered one over the wall to the pull side on a rocket with the strong swing. 

Joel Vargas (2028 OF, San Diego, CA) started off slow in his round of BP, but turned it around with the quick bat speed and good liners to the pull side. Loud round with the powerful swing. 

Noah Knudson (2028 SS, Las Vegas, NV) showed off the ability to go the other way on a line during his round of BP. Closer to the end of the round, he did a good job turning on the inside pitch with authority.

Colin Anderson (2028 3B, Acworth, GA) showed off the pull side power with three long homers to left. Good bat speed with excellent barrel skills to all parts of the field. 

Grant Arnold (2028 C, Merritt Island, FL) had a loud round of BP here, showcasing the power to all part of the field. Launched one off the scoreboard, and later hit another homer to the pull side. 

Owen Burnes (2028 LHP, Milton, MA) showed off the bat speed and impressive pull side power during BP, hammering the ball to right field. Smooth swing with a bat that gets on plane early. 

Owen Burnes (2028 LHP, Milton, MA) had an impressive round of BP today, showing off the pop to all fields. Was consistently on the barrel, shooting liners into both gaps. 

Caelen Frederick (2028 OF, Alpharetta, GA) had an impressive round into the pull side, was able to stay on the barrel to the pull side. Projectable power with a smooth swing as well. 

Cullen Garner (2028 OF, Saint Augustine, FL) had an impressive round today, shooting liners to all fields. Also showed off some back spin ability to both gaps with some power. 

Ty Page (2028 3B, Atlanta, GA) had a strong round today, showing off some pull side power. Hammered one over the wall for a long home run and another off the wall. 

Joseph Mosley (2028 OF, Hendersonville, TN) had a good showing of the power during today's round of BP, launching two homers to the pull side. Impressive bat speed sending one over in LCF and of to left. 

Orlando Oates (2028 SS, Fontana, CA) had an impressive round of BP today, showing off the quick hands with excellent bat speed. Hit balls hard to both gaps with authority. 

Wright Martin (2028 1B, Brentwood, TN) had a great showing of power in his round of BP. Back spun many into the pull side gap and even one off the light pole for a homer. 

David Vargas (2028 SS, Cartersville, GA) showed off the smooth lefthanded swing with many liners into both gaps. Projects to add more strength in the future with the lanky frame. 

Alan Zimmerman (2028 SS, Winter Garden, FL) had an impressive showing of easy juice to all parts of the field, sending many into both gaps. Will get stronger in the future, smooth righty swing. 

Preston Hamelynck (2028 SS, Clearwater, FL) had a solid round of BP today, shooting liners all over the field. Smooth swing with good hand speed. Works through the ball well. 

Carter Shouse (2028 OF, Middletown, OH) showed off excellent hand and bat speed during today's round, sending liners all over the field throughout the round. Showed some good power with some seeds into the outfield. 

Luke Dana (2028 OF, Wall, NJ) had an impressive showing of the power to the pull side, sending balls off the wall in a hurry. The bat gets on plane early and finished off the round with a homer to left. 

Kaleb Foster (2028 SS, Montgomery, TX) was consistently on the barrel throughout his round of BP, sending missiles into both gaps. Quick hands with some noteworthy power. 

Andrew Jackson III (2028 LHP, Tuscaloosa, AL) showed of some big bat speed, sending many on a line into left field. Smooth left handed swing into the deep parts of right field. 

Josh Ouimette (2028 LHP, Wauconda, IL) had a solid round of BP, sending many liners into the gaps. Impressive bat speed from the left side, was consistently on the barrel. 

Cullen Scott (2028 3B, Melissa, TX) hammered a few all around the yard during his round of BP, launching one over the wall for a homer. Strong kid with some good bat speed. 

Mason Little (2028 3B, Gulfport, MS) put together a good round of BP with a little twitch in the swing. Hammered a few into the gaps with the quick hands and good bat speed. 

Paxton Ladner (2028 1B, Waxhaw, NC) had an impressive round of BP, sending a few hard to the pull side and one high off the wall. impressive bat speed with some clear strength at the dish. 

Colt Bakich (2028 SS, Clemson, SC) had an impressive round showing off the smooth lefty swing, sending many on a line to all parts of the field. Should continue to add strength with the already solid swing. 

Rylan Jenkins (2028 OF, Tennille, GA) got off to a slow start in his round but turned it around. Sprayed a few liners into the pull side with the quick bat speed. 

Aiden Kearney (2028 MIF, Winter Park, FL) showed off some impressive bat speed and power to the gaps. The bat gets on plane early and even got one out to left while not getting all of it. 

Jonathan Marzullo (2028 C, Bradenton, FL) had a good showing in the power department during today's BP, launching many balls off the wall to left. Also crushed two homers to the pull side with the physical swing. 

Wyatt Simons (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) showed off some solid barrel skills here using both gaps well. Was also consistently on the barrel throughout the round. 

Wyatt Simons (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) put together a noteworthy round with some good power to all parts of the field, sending two balls off the batter's eye in center field. Strong left handed swing, did a solid job turning on pitches inside.