AJ Gracia was extremely impressive as he struck out the side during his inning on the mound.  He reached 87 and has feel for a mid-70s breaking ball.  He also had a hard-hit single offensively.  

Walter Ford is a physically gifted 2-way prospect that bumped 93 mph during his outing.  He I still learning his body and how to repeat with consistency, but the ceiling is sky-high.  He doubled twice on the offensive side as well.  

RJ Hamilton sat on a changeup and hammered it the other way.  He has a twitchy swing and some speed on the base paths.  

Mason White stayed back on a well-located curveball and found a barrel to the pull side for a hit.  He was impressive during workouts and should have significant lift as he fills out.  

Ethan Sutton is a really athletic 2023 player with 2-way ability. He ran his fastball up to 87 with some life to it.  The velocity will tick up natural as he matures.  

Bryson Moore is going to be a name to watch closely moving forward.  He sat 84-88 with his fastball and threw strikes with a mid-70s curveball and a CU at 81.  Everything was in the zone.  

Andrew Fischer has barreled everything this weekend.  The swing has whip and there is strength at impact, as he hammered a laser into right centerfield.

Schyler Arroyo is a high energy catcher with receiving and blocking skills.  He turned on a fastball at the plate today and hammered it to the left centerfield gap for a triple.  

Bobby Fleming ran his fastball up to 88 with some arm-side life to it.  Flashed a CB and CU during his two innings. He also hit a hard liner single to the pull side to show his 2-way ability.    

Luke Zeisloft hit a line drive single in his first at bat.  The very next half inning he got a good jump on a ball that looked like a sure double and laid out to still a hit.  A big-time web gem.  

Alex Wade sat 85-87 and tunneled a curveball at 76.  He had a quick 1-2-3 inning and showed command of both pitches.  

Noah Kang looks the part and has really good eye hand coordination.  He turned on a fastball during game play and laced a double down the third base line.  

Yoel Tejeda Jr took an absolutely monster BP during drills before jumping on the mound today.  He sat 88-90/1 with his fastball with significant plane.  He showed a mid-70s curveball and a changeup at 81.  

Jackson McKenzie is high level 2-way follow.  He notched a single early in the game before jumping on the mound.  He peaked at 85 and threw down in the zone. His curveball is already missing bats and he can go to it whenever needed.  

Brannon Brazell has a quick transfer and accurate arm.  He threw out two, would-be base stealers, in one inning.  

Kolten Smith was 88-90 and touched a 91 with effortless velocity.  A true three pitch mix, with a slider and changeup that could all grade out as above average one day.  

Luke Schmolke sat 90-92 with good angle on the fastball, and the pitch got a lot of swing and miss during his outing.  He flipped a low-70s curveball that has promise as well. 

Oliver Santos is a polished lefthander with a really good three-pitch mix.  He tunneled his upper-80s fastball with a changeup and slurve that had hitters guessing.  

Cole Phillips has a lot physical projection left in his frame and ran his fastball up to 90.  He spins a short curveball in the mid-70s that plays well his fastball. 

Trey Wheeler continues to impress on the summer circuit.  He sat 85-87 with his usual good off-speed.  The breaking ball continues to get better and the changeup has swing and miss traits.  

Cale Stricklin found one of the louder barrels of the game as he hammered a line drive to centerfield.  He has an impressive all around skill set.  

Cooper Dossett ran his fastball up to 90 and threw three pitche for strikes.  He had an easy inning as he struck out the side.  Impressed bigtime in Hoover.  

Mason Neville is a high level 2-way prospect who has shown big tools so far.  He jumped on the mound and sat in the upper-80s with his fastball and has way more in the tank.  

Jay Knowles has a loose arm and upside moving forward.  He was 86-88 today and a spins a solid mid-70s curveball.  He will be fun to follow as he gains strength.  

Michael Lombardi has quickness to his shoulder and is a good overall athlete.  He sat in the upper-80s and seems to have good feel for his mid-70s curveball.  The deception in the delivery helped everything play up.   

Boots Landry has lots of strength to his frame and good raw power. Hammered a single to right field on a L on L matchup during his first at bat.  

AJ Hurtado has a clean arm action and a pretty polished operation.  He sat in the mid-80s and peaked at 87, throwing a good change up with the same release. 

Reginald Austin (22) has an impressive overall game.  He worked an impressive inning on the mound, peaking at 90 and getting bad swing and miss on his slurve.  

Luke Geske (23) is an impressive young righthander and pounded the glove side with two pitches.  His fastball peaked at 86 and mixed a nice mid-70s curveball.  

JeanPierre Ortiz has done a little bit of everything this weekend.  He ran his fastball up to 92 on the mound on Thursday and threw three pitches for strikes, his changeup had some brakes on it.  

David Davila is a quick armed lefty that peaked at 87.  He had tight spin on his curveball and some fade to the changeup.  Solid three pitch mix to build on.  

Brady Jones has solid two-way ability.  He sat in the 85-87 range with good life and a good mid-70s curveball. Easy velocity and clean release. 

Dylan Lonergan jumped on an upper-80s fastball and hammered a line drive to centerfield that came off the bat hard.  He is an elite 2-way player.  

Adrien Martin has really good feel for the barrel and he stayed on an outer half pitch and drove it to the left centerfield gap for a hit.  

Adrian Roman has good upside and sat 85-88 with his fastball and played his low-70s curveball well off the pitch.  He got good extension and repeated his release point.  

Noah Kang drove the first pitch he saw to right centerfield for a hit.  He has a swing and shows good overall athleticism.  

Matt Scott has a simple delivery with lots of upside.  He worked his fastball up to 92 and showed a downer breaking ball that peaked at 81.  The breaking ball got a bad swing and miss.  

Gilbert Saunders III has a workhorse look about him and ran his fastball up to 89 while mixing a low-70s curveball.  He got soft contact and worked quickly.  

Ethan Robinson is fun to watch.  For as much physical projection as he has left, he throws an easy 90 mph fastball with two different breaking pitches.  This is the highest-level follow.  

Ryan Slattery sat 87-90 during his outing with a pretty clean arm stroke and worked his breaking ball in the upper-70s.  He was around the one with all of his offerings.  

Edward Phelps III is a physical right handed hitter with easy bat speed. He got the barrel out on one in game and hammered a double over the leftfielders head.  

Nolan Sliver has significant projection in his frame and sat 84-87.  He flashed a good three pitch mix and pounded the zone.  Very good outing.  

Zachary Harris was 85-88 with life to the pitch.  He tunneled his slider a bit and peaked at 78 with it.  There is a lot to like with young righty.  

Luke Heyman is an exciting 2-way prospect and stood out behind the plate and in the righthanders batters-box.  He ran his fastball up 93 on the bump and threw an 81 mph changeup with sink. His breaking ball at 78 give him a good three pitch mix.  

Josh Tate hit a double down the right field line.  It was a great piece of hitting staying back on a changeup and going with the pitch.  Really impressive stroke.  

Will Gibbs has a short arm stroke and repeats the delivery well.  He reached 90 with his fastball and has the makings of a solid breaking ball at 80. 

Parker Coil showed impressive fastball command in the 86-88 range.  He worked ahead and pounded the arm side.  The mid-70s breaking ball also shows potential.  He will need to be followed closely.  

Dawson Coe has a quick arm and hides the ball well behind his body as he fired fastballs that peaked at 89.  He struck out the final hitter of the innings on 73 mph curveball that got to the backfoot of a righthanded hitter.   

Carter Stanford sat 87-90 with a 78 mph curveball.  He located both down in the zone and to both sides of the plate, breaking a few bats during his outing.  Flashed a usable changeup in the upper-70s as well. He missed barrels throughout. 

Luke Heyman stayed on a well-located fastball on the outer half and drove it to right field for a line drive single.  He is known for his power bat and it is nice to see the development of the hit tool.  

Elijah Green has been really impressive this weekend.  He ran down a ball that looked like a sure extra base hit just shy of the right centerfield wall.  He got a good jump and covered a ton of ground making the catch over his shoulder without breaking stride.   

Hector Montilla was up to 88 with his fastball with some jump out of the hand.  He has good shape and some tightness to his low-70s curveball that will develop nicely.  

Ryan Weingartner peaked at 88 with his fastball that he worked around the zone during his outing.  He flipped three consecutive curveballs for a strikeout, showing good feel for the pitch.  

Nathan Rogalski worked his fastball up to 85 with some cut to the pitch.  He located it down in the zone and got soft contact while also mixing a low-70s curveball.  

Cooper Blauser has a low effort swing and hit quite a few balls deep into the left centerfield gap. This swing should easily translate to games and projects well as he physically matures. 

Elijah Green has been outstanding in the early going in Hoover.  He drove balls deep to all parts of the field, never wavering form his approach and showing elite physical tools.  

Ariel Rosario has a wiry frame with some wrist quickness.  He hit hard line drives throughout his BP round.  

Travis Sanders turns the barrel hard on the back side and the barrel gets up to speed quickly.  He has quick hips and it generated easy barrel speed.  

Luke Heyman got going at the end of his round and started driving balls deep to leftfield,  He has big bat speed and a middle of the line up profile. 

Zach Wadas has a quick lefthanded swing with a slight uphill path that allowed him to lift ball deep to right field.  His eye hand coordination gave him good consistency.  

Nazzan Zanetello is filling out nicely and starting to impact the ball in a big way.  He hit balls consistently to the middle and pull side and should start to lift as he learns to get out front.  

Andrew Fischer has a whippy swing and gets his barrel speed up quickly.  There is length to the swing and he has natural ability to lift.  

Alvin Keels has real twitch to his swing and intent in the box.  He has a flat swing that line drives with back spins to all fields.  

Brady Neal looks stronger and starting to keep his barrel speed up, allowing him to impact the ball well to the pull side.  

Roman Anthony has long and loose levers with a very projectable swing.  He uses the middle and opposite field as well as anyone in the class.  

Cameron King has a short swing and stays compact.  He is accurate with the barrel and gets the most out of his medium frame.  

Jared Lewis is am athletic kid with an easy hit tool from both sides of the plate.  He should develop gap power as he moves forward, but the bat to ball skills stand out now.  

Mason Neville took one of the more professional rounds of batting practice.  He has a smooth stroke and drove balls deep to dead centerfield throughout his round.   

Cade Climie has a really quick bat that is built for line drives right now.  His bat to ball skills are legit and he should develop lift as he matures.                          

Seth Farni is a switch hitter and showed strength at impact from both sides.  He looked to lift from both sides and did so pretty regularly.  

Rives Reynolds has strength in his turn and gets on plane early.  He hit a lot of balls on the screws with easy carry of the bat.  

Mason White is a lefthanded hitter with a fluid stroke with good barrel skills.  There is some whip through contact and a lot of future projection.

Braden Holcomb is a massively strong righthanded hitter.  He drove balls with ease to the middle of the field and has advanced barrel skills.  

Derek Bermudez led off the game for navy with a double down the leftfield line. He has a strong frame with easy hand strength that plays in game. 

Cameron Keshock flashed big potential with a fastball that touched 88 mph and a solid 11/5 shaped breaking ball. His 6-foot-6 frame and good athleticism are intriguing.  

Dylan Lonergan ran his fastball up to 90 and threw both a low-80s slider and changeup.  He played his off speed off the FB a bit and got soft contact in the second as he started to sink the pitch.  

Andruw Jones has easy bat speed and lots of length through contact. Notched two hits during game one, the second was an absolute laser off the bat.  

Andrew Dunford had quick innings as he did not allow a baserunner.  He threw strikes with his FB and CB.  His 6’7 frame projects huge and the FB peaked at 85.  

Jansen Kenty was really impressive throwing two easy innings.  He peaked at 87 with his fastball and flashed an above average changeup. The feel for a curveball gives him a solid three pitch mix.     

Adam Jamison was lights out.  He peaked in the mid-80s with his fastball but the quality of the strikes was impressive.  He tunneled curveball and there were consistent uncomfortable at bats throughout the outing.  

Nicholas Alonso led off the new group with a solid round of BP that saw him spray line drives to all parts of the field. He was accurate with some feel for the barrel.  

Israel Delgado stays in his base well and has easy hand speed. He stayed between the gaps mostly and has good jump off the barrel.  

Cade Kurland has some of the most electric hand speed in the 2023 class. He got going toward the end of the round and hit a number of hard line drives to the middle.  

Nick Martinez showed some very nice raw pull power during BP. He has quick hands and intent in his approach.  

Marshall Hale has some torque and hand strength to help drive balls deep to the pull gap. He was pretty accurate and looks like he has a true future power profile.  

Rocco Brzezniak has some of the better raw bat speed at the event. He hit a few balls that travelled a long way to the middle of the field during BP. 

Reginald Austin has long and loose levers that generate easy whip. He back spun balls all over the park. 

Andruw Jones has fluid hips and easy hand speed. The length he gets through the zone produces huge loft power to the pull side of the field.  

Rene Ramirez Jr showed fast hands and good future power. He was more accurate with the barrel than the profile would suggest as he took a clean round.

Japhet A. Rosado is starting to clean up his swing and using the ground a lot better now. He hit a line drives consistently and drove a few balls deep to left later in his round.  

Brandon Rogers has fluid hips and good hand speed that generate easy pull power.  There is strength to his frame and the mechanics should translate. 

Isaiah Lowe has an explosive bat.  He drives balls deep to all parts of the field with enormous strength and a more refined approach than one would think.  

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Top 10 Split

Blaise Grove (2022 LHP, Summit Point, WV) took the hill for the Maroon team and impressed with his arm strength and potential. During his first inning the South Carolina commit worked comfortably in the 90-92 mph, making for an uncomfortable at-bat given his release and the life on the pitch.

Gunnett Carlson (2022 C, Tampa, FL) got the barrel extended on a 92 mph lefthanded fastball and promptly delivered it back up the middle for a harder line drive single to set the tempo of the offense.

Donovan Zsak (2022 LHP, Scotch Plains, NJ) countered Grove with some lefthanded velocity of his own, running his fastball up to 92 mph with a short and fast arm action. On top of the fastball he also showed nice potential with his curveball, spinning it in the mid-70s with depth.

Drew Faurot (2022 SS, Tallahassee, FL) took a cutting fastball on the outer half and did a nice job of getting his arms extended to drive the pitch to the right-center field gap for a stand up triple. The young switch-hitter did it again later in the game, this time from the left side and again connected for a triple to the right-center field game.

Elgin Bennett (2022 OF, Fayetteville, GA) provided a spark on defense for the Cardinal team as he got a quick first step in left field, racing to the line to cover lots of ground while getting fully extended on the catch.                

Logan Forsythe did a nice job of filling the zone over his two innings of work. The Mississippi State commit worked an easy upper-80s on his fastball, topping out at 90 mph, and spun it with some comfort while missing bats in the zone.

Bobby Walker (2022 OF, Ozark, AR) got a fastball up in the zone that he could handle and did an ice job of getting the barrel to it, lining a ball over the left fielder’s head for a triple, showing jump off of the barrel.

Mason Morris (2022 SS, Saltillo, MS) is an interesting two-way prospect who recently committed to Mississippi. He singled through the six-hole in his first at-bat of the game and later jumped on the mound where he showed a fast arm and sunk his heater up to 91 mph.

Lucas Day (2022 1B, Dayton, OH) enjoyed a two hit day for the Cardinal team, first working a single through the six-hole before battling in his final, ending his showcase with a single to the pull side.

Jayson Jones (2022 3B, Savannah, TX) continued an impressive showing and finished his showcase by turning around an inside changeup for a double down the left field line.

Landon Russell (2022 SS, Phenix City, AL) made quick work of his two innings despite being a primary shortstop as he ran his fastball up to 89 mph. His slider was a quality secondary pitch, tunneling it well while getting consistent swings and misses with it in the zone.

Tucker Toman (2022 3B, Columbia, SC) continues to show why he is considered one of the best hitters in the 2022 class.  He drove two balls deep to the opposite field, one swing resulted in a double.                      

Calvert Clark (2022 OF, Charlotte, NC) 87-90 with an effortless arm action. He threw some quality strikes to the gloves side and has some feel for a mid-90s breaking ball. He also chipped in with a line drive hit to the pull side.  

Hayden Murphy (2022 SS, Chula, GA) drilled a liner single up the middle in his second at bat of the day. He also jumped on the mound showing an easy 91. There is real 2-way potential there. 

Henry Godbout (2022 SS, Brooklyn, NY) also has 2-way potential as he added a hit offensively before showing upper-80s velocity on the mound.  He looks the part on both sides of the ball.  

Carson Applegate (2022 SS, Columbus, NJ) to the 2-way them.  He single twice, going to each side of the field with line drives respectively. On the bump he had a lively 89-92 fastball and a solid CB/SL mix.              

Jacob Miller (2022 RHP, Baltimore, OH) has big time stuff. He peaked at 92 and showed both a slider and a curveball that were above average. He has the potential to have at least two plus pitches in the future with. 

Tucker Biven (2022 SS, New Albany, IN) 89-91 with an athletic and up-tempo delivery. He landed his 11/5 curveball as well. He also found two barrels that resulted in a single and a double that was scorched down the leftfield line.     

Nolan Schubart (2022 OF, Durand, MI) showed some arm strength as he peaked at 90 on the mound today. His body and arm project for more, making him the highest level 2-way follow.  

Kade Shatwell (2022 RHP, Tuttle, OK) was up to 89 and moved his fastball around well. He mixed and upper-70s slider and mid-70s change up.  He had two easy shutout innings.  

Jackson Ferris (2022 LHP, Mount Airy, NC) struck out six and sat 87-91mph with a good fastball, generating steep plane and arm-side life to create an uncomfortable look for hitters. The NC State commit showed feel for a 1-7 breaker in the low-70s as well. 

Evan Dobias (2022 RHP, Sunrise, FL) worked quick and generated plenty of soft contact during his outing, filling up the zone with the fastball at 87-89mph and showing some feel for the zone with a mid-70s curveball. The Virginia commit was able to effectively combo the two pitches to create uncomfortable swings. 

Aiden Fancher (2022 OF, Louisville, MS) ripped a double to the wall in right field, showcasing quick hands and the ability to really drive the ball pull-side. The double was one of the louder swings of the game, leaving Fancher’s bat at 99mph. 

Brett Barfield (2022 LHP, Cumming, GA) mixed speeds and locations well, running the fastball up to 88mph and showing good feel for a mid-70s breaking ball that generated empty swings below the zone. Barfield has sinking life to the fastball and flashed a low-70s changeup as well. 

Bradley Hodges (2022 LHP, Fleming Island, FL) worked quickly and efficiently with five strikeouts over two innings, as the southpaw was able to work an upper-80s fastball to both sides of the plate. The Virginia commit topped at 90mph and showed plenty of feel to spin a low-70s curveball and land it for consistent strikes.

Dillon Orr (2022 RHP, Waddell, AZ) ran the fastball up to 90mph during his outing, sitting mostly at 87-88 and showing feel for a pair of secondary offerings along with a mid-70s changeup. Orr generates big, empty swings with the tight slider at 75mph and can also land a curveball with sweeping shape for strikes in the low-70s.

Simon Kohn (2022 1B, Jacksonville, FL) drove a ball that found the gap in left-center field, as the uncommitted first baseman cruised around the bases for a triple. Kohn has present bat speed from the left-side of the plate and shows the strength in the hands to work gap-to-gap with jump as the frame continues to mature. 

Jack Reynolds (2022 SS, Columbia, SC) had a pair of hits in the game, turning on a fastball and ripping a single into right field in his second trip to the plate. The South Carolina commit translates a sound approach to game action and showcases plenty of athleticism in the overall game. 

Ryan Denison sat in the 89-92 and hid the ball to provide some deception. Makings of a power righthander with an upper-70s slider that has big potential.    

Austin Williamson sat in the upper-80s and touched a 90. Pretty easy right now with more to in the tank. Has feel for both the slider and changeup too.  

Nolan Schubart had the loudest swing of the even so far.  He connected on a long homerun that left the bat at 98 mph.  

Gage Stanifer is a very good 6-foot-3 projection arm. He gets good plane on his upper-80s fastball and landed his slider well in the second inning, it peaked at 80 mph.  

Cole Ketchum has a whippy arm and sat in the upper-80s. He has fluidity in his delivery and upside as he physically matures. 

Sal Stewart continues to rake at every stop. He sat on a breaking ball in his first at bat and hit a hard line drive single up the middle.  He later flicked a 2-strike hit to the middle as well.  

David Green turned on a pitch and hit a double down the line.  He has a short stroke and has always been a consistent performer.  

Lane Essary has a quick arm and life to his 84-87 fastball.  The tempo is quick, and he is aggressive in the zone forcing action early.  

Drew Nelson was up to 88 and moved his fastball around with conviction.  He can add and subtract with his off speed and manipulates the ball to add movement.    

Tag Williams varied the velocity of his fastball between 82 and 87.  He consistently mixed his arsenal during his two innings with both his curveball and changeup.  

Ashton Crowther lived in the mid-80s with his fastball and sequenced his slider and changeup well off the heater. 

Carson Queck has easy feel for his barrel and his batting practice swing translated easily in game. He connected on a hard line drive single in first at bat.  

Robert Oropeza has good actions at shortstop and made a handful of solid plays.  He added a single in his last at bat to round out a good first two days of the event.  

Korbyn Dickerson (2022 OF, Jeffersonville, IN) has a loose swing with fluid hips and the took a very accurate round to the middle and pull side of the field.  The body will fill out nicely.

Jackson Holliday (2022 SS, Stillwater, OK) has added strength and it is showing up in a big way in his swing.  There is rhythm, hand speed, and he gets on plane early.

Gavin Kilen (2022 SS, Milton, WI) has a quick swing and direct path.  He hit line drives to all parts of the field during drills.  There is god twitch to the wrists. 

Easton Swofford (2022 SS, Bee Branch, AR) stays compact and drives balls to the pull side gap.  His wrists work well and has hitterish traits.

Calvert Clark (2022 OF, Charlotte, NC) has lots of length in his swing and lofted balls to the pull side. He has easy hand speed and power projection as he fills out. 

Colby Shelton (2022 SS, Litha, FL) has a strong frame and big bat speed.  He is aggressive in the box and the ball jumps off the bat with authority. 

TayShaun Walton (2023 OF, Emporia, VA) is extra strong for the 2023 class and hit some majestic home runs during his BP round.  There is huge intent and put together the loudest round of the day. 

Elgin Bennett (2022 OF, Fayetteville, GA) is a strong kid, with juice in his lefthanded bat.  He got going during the end of his round and drove ball deep to right field.                

Ray Bermudez (2022 OF, Hollywood, FL) has a loose lefthanded stroke and length to the swing.  He is extra accurate and the hit tool plays big in games too. 

Jayson Jones (2022 3B, Savannah, TX) has heavy hands and a really solid approach.  He takes a professional BP and doesn’t stray from his approach.  There is enough jump off the bat to show good raw power during as well.

Matthew Rose (2022 2B, Clearwater, FL) has twitchy wrists and a solid hit tool.  He hit line drives all over the field with consistency. 

Drew Faurot (2022 SS, Tallahassee, FL) is a switch hitter with upside on both sides. The lefthanded swing has more natural lift while the right handed swing is geared for line drives. 

Connor Fosnow (2022 3B, Longwood, FL) is a well put together athlete with a fast bat and some lift to the pull side.  He should develop with a nice hit/power profile. 

Mason Morris (2022 SS, Saltillo, MS) has an opposite field approach with good feel for the barrel.  His body and swing project for future power as he learns to create space. 

Tucker Biven (2022 SS, New Albany, IN) has a good base and fluid hips and it helped create effortless bat speed.  He was accurate with the barrel and back spun some balls to the pull side. 

Jordan Medellin (2022 SS, League City, TX) is a switch hitter with a true hit tool from both sides. Its low effort and the body has big projection.

Fernando Hernandez (2022 C, Orlando, FL) has a physical frame and generates torque in his turn. It's more power over hit right now, but it fits the profile.

Cooper Holbrook (2022 1B, Mount Pleasant, SC) had big twitch in his wrists and got extended on nearly every pitch. He cleared the leftfield wall easily on a swing during his round. 

Nolan Schubart (2022 OF, Durand, MI) has one of the bigger power upsides in the entire class. He has a massive frame, swings from the left side, and a very nice hit tool to go with it all.

Cam Collier (2023 3B, Austell, GA) continues to establish himself as one of the top bats in the class, showing big time bat speed while spraying hard line drive contact all over the field, flashing juice off the barrel.

Tyler LeJeune (2022 MIF, Iota, LA) projects very well physically and shows intriguing components to his overall swing. His path and hands are both loose and whippy, generating some lift through the zone while uncoiling well into contact.

Chris Stanfield (2022 OF, Tallahassee, FL) showed big time flashes in the box during his round of batting practice. Committed to Auburn, Stanfield would get inconsistent with his timing but when it was on the contact was loud, creating some hard contact with lift and extension.

Grey Brannen (2022 1B, Elko, GA) has continued to add strength to his frame and it has shown well in his offensive game. The ball came of his barrel very well with loud contact and as he continues to shorten up his lower half there will be even more power coming off the barrel.

Gage Harrelson (2022 OF, Kathleen, GA) offers plenty of physical projection though his lefthanded swing already produces some interesting contact. He whips the barrel through the zone and shows quickness to both his hands and his hips, finding the barrel while working to all parts of the field.

Blaydon Plain (2022 1B, Greenville, FL) is a physical lefthanded bat who is already committed to Florida and eh used that strength to impact the ball hard to the middle and pull side parts of the field. There are some moving parts to his load but his athleticism allowed him to repeat well pitch to pitch with big time bat speed.

Sal Stewart (2022 3B, Miami, FL) continued to show some of the better offensive tools in the class during his round of batting practice. He found plenty of barrel and generates nice lift to his swing, creating natural loft off the barrel to the deeper parts of the field.

Dean Guzman (2022 C, Pembroke Pines, FL), a Stetson commit, did an ice job of staying short to the ball with his swing path, creating nice bat speed thanks to quickness in his hands with occasional lift to his path out front.

Freddy Oquendo (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) creates some real barrel whip from the left side of the plate, showing lots of quickness to his hanads which help impact the ball out front, The ball jumped coming off and he showed the ability to impact to all fields.

Aiden Fancher (2022 OF, Louisville, MS) goes to the plate each time and looks to hurt the baseball, something his physicality allows him to do often. He stays short to the ball and the Mississippi State commit creates hard impact thanks to the quickness of the barrel head.

Nicolas Senese (2022 SS, Senoia, GA) is a projectable bat out of Georgia who showed loose wrists in his righthanded swing. He has a longer swing path but quickness to his hands while working mostly to the middle of the field with a feel for the barrel.

Jack Reynolds (2022 SS, Columbia, SC) is a loose and projectable lefthanded stick with loose hands and some whip to the barrel. He projects well physically as he fills out and worked the middle of the field comfortably with a full path through the zone.

Arrington Eason (2022 OF, The Woodlands, TX) stays short and compact with his stroke, packing plenty of bat speed into his righthanded swing. He found the barrel well and worked on a linear plane, showing solid contact to his pull side when squared up off of the barrel.

Cole Young (2022 SS, Wexford, PA) continued to show well as he has early this summer, showing a loose and fluid swing through the zone. He handles the barrel well and the young Duke commit worked to all parts of the field with solid contact and balance to his swing.

Riley Stanford (2022 OF, Gainesville, GA) has filled out his 6-foot-4 frame nicely and the strength if evident in his righthanded swing as he connected for some of the louder contact throughout the round. He launched one of the furthest hit balls of the night with big time impact strength.

Jordan Taylor (2022 OF, Jacksonville, FL) finished the night with one of the loudest rounds of the group, creating some of the best bat speed while showing real strength at impact,

Cody McGill (2022 1B, Roswell, GA) is a switch-hitter and took reps from both sides of the plate with his lefthanded swing producing some of the better contact. He carries his hands lower through the zone but they’re quick, he repeats, and the ball comes of the barrel nicely.

Stewart Puckett (2022 SS, Deleon Springs, FL) starts with a lower hand set and though there are moving parts to his delivery, the hands are extremely quick. He gets separated with his swing and showed loud contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field

Brock Porter was 90-94 and struck out all six outs he recorded.  He has feel for a curveball that peaked at 77 mph with tight spin.  He also got a swing and miss on a mid-70s change up for a strikeout.  

Noah Schultz also struck out all six out redorded.  He was up to 91 mph with his fastball.  The pitch has life and deception.  His slider changeup combo gives him two above average of speed pitches, with the slider having plus potential in the future.  

Hunter Schmitt touched a 90 and sat comfortably in the upper-80s with excellent upside.  In line delivery and clean arm stroke.  Feel for an upper-70s curveball that should be an above average future offering.     

Chandler Dorsey has really cleaned up the operation and sitting in the mid-to-upper-80s (89).  Threw downhill and has some shape to the low-70s curveball.  

Mitch Voit easy three pitch mix with extreme pitchability for his age. Up to 89 and working the fastball around the zone.  The slider has real potential.    

Drake Flowers hs big projection left in his frame and already touching 90.  He threw three pitches for strikes and got some swing and miss on his changeups from left-handed hitters.  

Colby Shelton is physical lefthanded hitter that has a knack for finding the barrel, as he did today. He hammered a liner to right for a hit in his first at bat.  He worked out well and threw 90 from shortstop during drills. 

Raymond Bermudez has a loose swing with some whip to it.  He pulled his hands in and hit a double down the right field line during game action and later burnt the leftfielder for an opposite field double as well.  

Jayson Jones has big overall tools and one of the better approaches in the class.  He stayed on a pitch early in the game and drove it the other way for a line drive single.  

Mason Morris had two hits during game play.  Both hits were line drives and hit to the opposite field.  The swing and frame project for future power when he learns who to get extended.  

Davion Hickson has big upside and sat in the upper-80s, peaking at 91 early.  He can vary the velocity on his breaking ball and has some deception with a cross fire delivery.  

Hayden Christiansen has big time catch and throw ability behind the plate.  He has added strength and it is showing in his bat speed, he hit a hard line drive single the other way in his second at bat.  

Brennan Phillips sat in the 85-87 range with his fastball that missed bats during his outing.  His curveball has downer shape and he has confidence in the pitch.  Both had higher spin rates.  The lefthander also flashed a a fading changeup.  

Fulton Lockhart was up to 90 early with a quick arm.  He gets some tilt on the pitch and makes it tough to square.  

Chase Ingram is a physical specimen that is that has noticeably strong forearms.  His bat speed plays in game and has the ability to hit to all fields.  He barrel a single to right field in his last at bat on Monday  

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