Aramis Berrios (2026, SS, San Diego, CA) was on fire today, he went 3-for-4 with 2 RBI’s. he has a short level swing with good bat speed. Berrios also play some great plays in the infield today. He displayed soft hands with quick feet and a quick transition.

Dawson Brown (2026, OF, Tacoma, WA) smashed the ball today he went 2-for-4 with a double and a triple. Brown has a violent swing with plus bat speed. He saw the ball really well, was patient and waited for a pitch he could drive. He also played great outfield, had good jumps and tracked down balls in the gap.

Carlos Barba (2025, MIF, Ontario, CA) is a vacuum, he made some sweet plays as shortstop. He has soft hands with good footwork and a quick transition. He showed the ability to make the routine plays and made the hard plays look easy.

Hugo Gonzalez (2026, C, San Diego, CA) was a wall behind the plate, he kept the ball in front and kept several runners from advancing. He was very vocal and commanded his pitcher well. Gonzalez was athletic being the dish an moved well. He also hit the ball well today, went 2-for2 with a double.  

Dakota Dickson (2026, 1B, Oakland, CA) features a strong build, he crushed the ball to left field. He went 2-for-3 with a double and a triple. Dickson has a compact violent swing with plus bat speed, makes loud contact and has raw pull side power.

A’Lyric Sepulveda (2026, 1B, Menifee, CA) saw the ball well, he went 2-for-3. He had 3 solid at bats today with great pitch selection. Sepulveda has a level compact swing that says long through the zone.

Angel Acuna (2026, 1B, La Mirada, CA) had himself a day, went 2-for-3 with a triple to right center. He has a short compact swing with good pat speed. Acuna also ran the bases well, never broke stride.

Brady Ahn (2025 LHP, Porter Ranch, CA) has swung it well in game and took a quality round of BP as well, showing advanced strength for his age with impact up both gaps. 

Lukas Oquendo (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) has a tight turn with bat speed and an accurate barrel, consistently peppering balls on a line pull-side with good jump, projecting well overall. 

Evan Hall (2025 SS, Escondido, CA) has good size and understands leverage, separating well and doing a good job of generating bat speed, showing the ability to really drive the ball pull-side. 

Thomas Pascanu (2026 LHP, Anthem, AZ) showed good bat speed with a clean path, with the body that really projects for power. He turns the barrel well and can use the whole field. 

Carlos Barba (2025 2B, Ontario, CA) had one of the more consistent rounds of the morning, with a quick and compact line drive stroke that consistently found the barrel and worked to all fields well. 

Hugo Gonzalez (2026 C, San Diego, CA) does a nice job of getting into his legs in his swing and allowing his strength to play, staying committed to the middle of the field and peppering liners. 

Cameron Millar (2025 3B, Martinez, CA) shows his advanced physical strength when swinging, clearing his hips and turning the barrel out front and showing the ability to really square it up pull-side with jump. 

Brady Ahn (2025, LHP, Porter Ranch) showed off his power and smashed a double off the right field fence. He has a violent compact swing with plus bat speed. He is aggressive on the bases and stole third. Ahn also got on the mound and threw well. He was aggressive and attacked the batters and threw a lot of strikes.

Michael Nonis (2026, C, Corona, CA) is tough and plays hard, he was a wall behind the plate. He was vocal and commanded his pitcher well. He displayed good foot work on throws down to second base, has a strong arm and consistently made accurate throws. Nonis showed off his pop and smashed a triple down the right field line.

Carlos Barba (2025, MIF, Ontario, CA) smashed a double to left center, he has a quick compact swing with good bat speed. Barba has some wheels, he was aggressive on the bases and stretched hits into extra bases. He also made some good plats on defense.

Hugo Gonzalez (2026, C, San Diego, CA) saw the ball well today, he has a short compact swing with a lot of juice. Gonzalez smashed a triple over the center fielders head and then hit a deep line drive right at the right fielder. He was patient in the box and waited for a pitch to drive.

Brady Strachan (2026, 2B, Poway, CA) crushed a double down the left field line, has good bat speed and a level swing that stays long through the zone. Strachan displayed good footwork and soft hands and second base. Moves well laterally and showed the ability to make the routine plays.