Eric Sotelo (2026 1B, Adelanto, CA) fouled off a lot of tough pitches before sending a line drive to the right-center field gap for a double.  He has a fluid swing with good tempo, and is able to control the barrel well, allowing him to fight off tough pitches and take advantage of mistakes.

Esamuel Jaramillo (2026 3B, Moreno Valley, CA) did all he could at the plate today, going 2-for-2 with a pair of singles throughout the day.  He has a big frame and fluid hands, providing both balance and power throughout his swing.  He does a nice job letting balls get deep into the hitting zone, making it easier to make hard contact.

Zach Wobrock (2026 C, Orange, CA) utilized his short swing patch to get his barrel to an inside fastball resulting in a double over the left fielder’s head in his first at bat.  He does a nice job staying through the ball, leveraging it out to left.  He would go on to add a single in the second game, ending the day 2-for-3.

Jose Borrego (2026 RHP, Apple Valley, CA) showed the ability to handle the bat at the plate today, recording two hits in as many tries in his first game.  He does a nice job getting on plane and working through the baseball, allowing him to hit all kinds of pitches in any location.

James Juarez (2026 3B, Adelanto, CA) was able to make solid contact throughout the day today, going 2-for-3 with a pair of singles.  He does a nice job of keeping his hands inside the baseball, allowing him to get the barrel through to the ball consistently.

Carson Sheffer (2026 C, Westlake Village, CA) was locked in at the plate today, going 2-for-3 with base hits to left and back up the middle.  He is aggressive at the plate, taking advantage of pitches early in the count that are left out over the plate.

Mylo Ramirez (2026 OF, Olathe, KS) is an athletic player and put that athleticism to use, hustling out of the box to stretch what would normally be a base hit into a double.  The pitch was a high offering, but he was able to get on top of it, driving the ball hard down the left field line.

Owen Glick (2026 C, San Diego, CA) was locked in at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a pair of hard hit singles.  He has an intentful swing and does a nice job staying on balance, taking advantage of any mistake a pitcher may make.

Weston Peterson (2026 SS, Menlo Park, CA) made the most of a fastball over the middle of the plate in his first at bat, smoking a double in the left-center field gap.  He has quick hands and good feel for the barrel, allowing him to make a lot of loud contact.  He also worked two innings on the mound, striking out three and only allowing one hit.  His fastball sat 70-73 mph with good life, and he worked a 63 mph curveball off of it.

Dillon Booth (2026 C, Rosamond, CA) showed nice barrel control throughout his at bats today, recording two hits in three tries, including a double.  He has a short, compact swing that allows him to make solid contact. He also showed off the speed, beating out an infield single for this second hit of the day.  Overall, he went 3-for-4 at the plate.

Takashi Rutherford (2026 OF, Redondo Beach, CA) was impressive at the plate going 2-for-3 with a pair of singles today.  He showed good vision and fight at the plate, both of the hits coming with two strikes in the count.

Gavyn Orr (2026 1B, Manteca, CA) showed good power potential at the plate, crushing two balls today, one for a single for left and the second for a double in the left-center field gap.  He has strong hands and swings with intent at the plate.

Dillon Booth (2026 C, Rosamond, CA) has both consistency to his swing and hits with significant intent.  His spread right handed stance gives him a good strong base and he consistently barreled up the ball hard, especially to the left centerfield gap.

Joshua Adams (2026 3B, Fontana, CA) hits from an athletic stance and gets into his hips and lower half well for a young hitter.  He created good bat speed and made consistent hard line drive contact to the middle of the field.

DeMarcus Reyes (2027 C, Buena Park, CA) is only a 2027 but he is a big kid with some serious strength in his body and his swing.  That swing is pretty low effort and well controlled and resulted in big back spin and carry to the gaps.

Gavyn Orr (2026 1B, Manteca, CA) is another young player who is bigger and stronger than most of his peers and uses his simple and repeatable swing to create lots of solid barrel contact with plenty of jump.

Dylan Carrion (2025 SS, Temecula, CA) showed nice hand strength in his swing and created jump and carry off the barrel.  He has an athletic stance at the plate and kep his balance and direction well.

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) has a long and lean 6-1/150 build and a loose and extended swing with significant bat speed.  He really projects well offensively as he continues to mature physically.

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, Valley Center, CA) has lots of power in his swing with a short and direct path to the ball and plenty of intent.

Lincoln Evans (2026 RHP, Henderson, NV) is a primary pitcher at present but he has plenty of promise as a right handed hitter.  He's strong and gets into his hips well while staying short and direct to the ball.

Luke Bowen (2025 C, Palos Verdes Estates, CA) is a strong young catcher who can create lots of backspin when he gets the barrel out front and really get nice carry on the ball.

David Bernstine III (2026 SS, Vallejo, CA) is a quick twitch athlete with a short path to the ball from a low hand set.  He has some lift in his swing and lots of projectable power.

Esamuel Jaramillo (2026 3B, Moreno Valley, CA) did a nice job of creating some real barrel whip with his strong and quick hands and peppered the field gap to gap with hard line drive contact.

Esamuel Jaramillo (2026 3B, Moreno Valley, CA) made some of the loudest contact of the day, collecting two extra-base hits with each to a different part of the field. In his first at bat of the day, he drove one deep into the left-center field gap for a triple, and then followed it up with an opposite field double to right-center. He displayed a some natural loft to the bat path with a mature approach, showing the ability to create lift and hit it where it was pitched.

Aksel Orenyak (2026 RHP, Carlsbad, CA) turned in a quality start in his team’s first game of the day, tossing three shutout innings. He would give up just three hits and strikeout four opposing batters in the process. He sat 68-70 mph, topping out at 71 mph and flashing a three-pitch mix with a smooth operation.

David Bernstine III (2026 SS, Vallejo, CA) smoked a double down the left-field line in his second game of the day, showing a direct hand path with good barrel control. He had a great battle with the pitcher, seeing double-digit pitches and eventually winning the battle with a extra-base hit.

Kameron Benavides (2026 3B, San Diego, CA) burned the right fielder for a single, taking an outside pitch the other way and showing some loft to the bat path. He was kept at first base by his lead runners, or else he would have had a stand up double. The right-hander displayed a gap to gap approach and present impact potential when on time and squared. 

Lincoln Evans (2026 RHP, Henderson, NV) pitched a gem for Team Red their first matchup of the day, tossing three hitless innings and striking out four opposing batters. He showed advanced feel for his breaker, which is not very common for a player of his age. He sat 71-72 mph consistently, mixing in his curveball at 65 mph and working both sides of the plate.

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) showcased some significant arm talent in this one, sitting 79-81 mph and topping out at 82 mph. He threw two strong innings, allowing just two hits and striking out three opposing batters. He flashed impressive arm strength for his age, and the frame and arm speed are uber-projectable.

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, Valley Center, CA) also showed some significant arm talent today, running his fastball up to 78 mph and showing an intruding combo of arm strength and athleticism. He threw two hitless innings and struck out four opposing batters. He would find the command of his breaking ball and changeup later in the game, and he used them often to keep hitters off balance.

Brayden Charness (2026 LHP, Calabasas, CA) was excellent in this one, throwing three hitless innings and striking out eight of the nine batters he faced. He displayed advanced arm strength and pitchability for his age, showing great feel for a three pitch mix. He sat 80-82 mph, flashing both a curveball and a changeup with swing and miss traits.

Alec Kaushal (2026 C, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) collected a hard hit, two RBI base knock into the left-center field gap in his second game of the day. He was on time for his pitch and didn’t miss it, turning the barrel over and driving the ball in the air. He would advance to second on the throw in, showing heads up base running. In his last at bat of the game, he roped one down the left field line for a triple, giving him two hits on the day.

Owen Lieb (2026 SS, San Marino, CA) stands at 6-foot-1, 150-pounds and showed some interesting potential on the mound today. In addition to his projectable frame, Lieb ran his fastball up to 76 mph, displaying present arm strength with plenty of room to grow and develop. He threw two innings, giving up two hits and striking out four opposing hitters.