Harris Penley (2026 RHP, Decatur, AL) got his day started with a long double in the pull side gap. He caught a fastball out front with a smooth bat path creating back spin on the ball flight to carry it deep into the gap. He added another hit in his second at bat with a single up the middle. 

Aaron Bailey (2026 SS, McCalla, AL) worked his fastball into the low 80’s on the mound with some swing and miss in the zone. He paired the fastball with a low 70’s breaking ball that showed flashes up late tilt with spin rates in the 2400 RPM range on his way to punching out 5 over two innings. Offensively he also added a long drive to left field showcasing some power to the right-handed swing. 

Matthew Hopkinson (2026 RHP, Mobile, AL) picked up two hits on day two doing a nice job of being on time with the fastball and matching plane through the hitting zone. His second knock of the day went for a double as he burned the left fielder. 

Brock Archie (2026 C, Paris, TN) continued his offensive onslaught on day two picking up his third extra base hit of the event. Archie is able to consistently get to a good launching point in his lower half engaging his strong legs to provide the power to the pull side.

Anthony Smith (2025 OF, Harrisburg, NC)  was lights out in his two innings of work allowing just one hit while striking out four. The fastball generated some swing and miss topping out at 77 mph and mixing in a mid 60’s curveball with good depth. 

Gavin Beaver (2026 3B, Trussville, AL) works with good tempo on the mound and shows a mature ability to repeat the delivery. He ran his fastball into the upper 70’s with some riding life at the top of the zone. He also landed the big breaking ball for strikes on his way striking out three over his two innings of work and allowing no runs. 

Brock Archie (2026 C, Paris, TN) smoked a ball in the left center field gap in his first at bat showcasing some projectable strength at eh point of contact. He also added a caught stealing behind the plate in the top of the first inning making an accurate throw to second base. 

Matthew Hopkinson (2026 RHP, Mobile, AL) Looked good over his three innings of work with a fastball that topped out at 83 mph and lived in the low 80’s for most of the outing. The slider showed flashes of tilt with swing and miss potential in the low 70’s as it swept through the zone. 

Sawyer Pearsall (2026 OF, Bessemer, AL) picked up a hit in each of his first two at bats including a triple over the left fielder’s head. He showcased his 6.6 speed on the triple as well as scoring from second base on a base hit his first time on base. 

Kayden Tyre (2026 SS, Nicholls, GA) dropped the barrel on an outer half fastball driving it down the line in right field for extra bases. He did a nice job staying simple with the swing and taking advantage of the what the pitcher gave him. 

Blayden Caballero (2027 SS, Parkland, FL) continued to show solid defensive actions though out the game making plays in the outfield as well as on the dirt. He threw out a runner a the plate in the first inning and made a solid pick at second base later. At the plate he found some barrels with a smooth line drive type swing. 

Andrew Bennett (2027 RHP, Mobile, AL) continued his big day taking the mound and running the fastball up to 86 mph. The fastball sat mostly in the low to mid 80’s and was paired with a low 70’s slider that he landed to both sides of the plate with spin in the 2300’s.

Nolan Brister (2026 RHP, Spring Hill, TN) picked up a hit in his last at bat of the game getting the bat head out on a low 80’s fastball and smoking a line drive. He did a nice job of getting ahead in the count and hunting the fastball with good rhythm and timing to the swing. 

Nolan Ramoley (2026 RHP, Palos Park, IL) drove in a run in his last at bat driving a fastball into left field. He showed good strength and barrel control getting the bat head to contact out front with extension in the arms. 

Bryce Rivers (2026 SS, Mobile, AL) picked up two hits in game action with a single early on and a triple to the wall in center field in his last at bat. The power he showed in batting practice translates well to the game with a swing that is easily repeatable. 

Zion Jackson (2028 SS, Ingleside, TX) picked up two hits in game one, both times impacting the ball to the pull side. His first hit drove in a run as a sinking liner dropped into left center field and his second knock was tucked just inside the third base bag. 

Micah McKinney (2026 OF, Madison, AL) starts with a wide base doing a nice job of getting to his launch point. The bat path stay level through the zone with hard line drive contact. 

Ruben "Tre" Adcox (2027 3B, Forret, MS) showed some strength to his left-handed swing getting to the point of contact with leverage to create carry to the pull side. The barrel control and swing path that projects well using all fields. 

Brock Archie (2026 C, Paris, TN) displayed some solid juice to the pull side routinely hitting the hard with good feel for the barrel. The bat path gets through the zone on a mostly level path allowing him to get extension through contact. 

Blayden Caballero (2027 SS, Parkland, FL) starts with an even base showing good twitch to the swing as he sprayed the baseball to all fields. The hands do a nice job of working to the inside part of the ball with a direct bat bath creating line drive contact. 

Nolan Brister (2026 RHP, Spring Hill, TN) has good rhythm and timing to his swing with a big leg lift getting the lower half involved. The bat path creates some loft through the hitting zone impacting the ball best from the middle of the field to the pull side. 

Trent Williams (2026 SS, Monroeville, AL) did a nice job of getting the barrel to the ball out front with some projectable bat speed. The bat gets through the zone on a mostly level plane creating hard hit line drive contact. 

Aaron Bailey (2026 SS, McCalla, AL)  starts slightly pone and does a nice job getting back to even with a deep hand load creating separation. He shifts the weight well into contact helping create some carry off the barrel. 

Jace Watson (2026 C, Newburgh, IN) has a smooth left-handed swing with big time power potential as he showed some easy lift to the pull side. His plus size and ability to create extension at contact will be something to keep an eye on moving forward.

Bryce Rivers (2026 SS, Mobile, AL) showed some of the biggest power potential in batting practice launching some baseballs to the pull side with easy back spin carrying them off the wall. The swing has good rhythm and timing allowing him to be on time and extended at contact. 

Andrew Bennett (2027 RHP, Mobile, AL) does a nice job using his length to create extension at the point of contact and drive the ball to pull side at his best. The bat gets through the zone quickly with some projectable bat speed. 

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