Matt Misiti (2023, Winter Park, Florida) missed a bunch of bats in his three innings of work collecting four strikeouts. Up to 88 with the fastball with a tight, short breaking slider and a firm changeup at 75 mph.

Logan Chapman (2023, Apopka, Florida) had an impressive round of batting practice barreling balls all over the yard. The hit tool showed up in the game with two well hit singles. Plenty of whip in the barrel with present bat speed.

Clint Shores (2023, Pike Road, Alabama) showed off a solid three pitch mix with good feel for each offering. Threw two different breaking balls that missed bats and induced soft contact. Struck out five over three scoreless innings.

Jeffrey Lopez (2024, Miami, Florida) flashed two-way potential on the mound and with the bat. Went three innings with two punchouts and added a double at the plate.

Jordan Jacoby (2023, Jacksonville, Florida) had an RBI single and showed off his speed with a stolen base. Showed good bat control adjusting his swing to barrel a low pitch. High level instincts were evident in his game.

Collin Ewaldsen (2024, Baxley, Georgia) dominated in his three inning outing with five strikeouts and only one hit allowed. Sat comfortably in the 83-85 mph range. 11-5 Curveball was a weapon and showed good power with medium depth and tight spin.

Dean Hanselman (2024, Merritt Island, Florida) went three for six including a loud barrel in the left center field gap. Flashed some leather making a great diving play in the hole at short.

Aidan Aguila (2024, Hialeah, Fl.) was dominant in his start for Maroon. The lefty pounded the zone with his fastball-curveball combo while garnering plenty of swing-and-miss.

Jeremy J. Nieves (2023, San Lorenzo, P.R.) tossed a solid couple innings on the hill and struck a hard double to left field in his first at-bat. The Puerto Rico native possesses plenty of strength at impact.

Chase Carney (2025, Maitland, Fl.) showed off some pop, sending a double to deep left field that one-hopped the fence.

Chris Sierra (2023, Miami, Fl.) displayed good discipline at the plate and made good swing decisions. In his second at-bat, he did a great job reading spin early, lining a curveball into right for a knock.

Joey Talbot (2024, Lake Mary, FL.) collected three knocks on the day. Talbot has good bat-to-ball skills and an accurate barrel.

Gadriel Burgos (2023 OF, Kissimmee, FL) showed off some intriguing power with a left-handed swing geared for the pull side. He's very strong and creates good leverage and hip rotation through contact. 

Benjamin Robinson (2024 C, Saint Augustine, FL) is a physical right-handed hitter with big bat speed and impact. He really shifts through contact well and executed his approach to hit balls hard on a consistent basis. 

Cesar Valera (2023 RHP, Bradenton, FL) turns the barrel over the inside nicely and can work to the pull side with intent. He looks to separate and create some pull side power as the frame projects. 

Andrew Barr (2026 1B, Longwood, FL) has a loose, leveraged stroke from the left side with plenty of loft and power projection. He finishes well through the baseball and can create carry to all fields. 

Giovanni Giuliani (2023 OF, Sarasota, FL) worked with a level swing path that he used to impact line drives to the middle of the field. He's physical with plenty of strength and power upside when he turns the barrel. 

Tyler Gray (2026 3B, Crawfordville, FL) generates a lot of leverage with big separation and extension through the finish. He optimizes the swing well and it's easy to see the long term power upside. 

Eric Correa (2023 OF, Carolina, PR) has a clean stroke from the left side with plenty of physicality and bat speed. There's good strength and barrel control and he can impact the ball to both gaps with backspin and carry. 

Trey Bentley (2024 OF, Mulberry, FL) showed a quality switch hit tool with plenty of barrel from both sides of the plate. It's a clean swing path with quick hands and budding power potential. 

Sebastian Hurtado (2025 C, Orlando, FL) showed a consistent, lifted stroke with plenty of bat speed throughout. He impacts the ball well and executed his line drive approach nicely. 

Damian Lampe (2023 C, Land O Lakes, FL) has plenty of strength in his wrists and can impact the ball with consistency. He turns the barrel over with authority and the strength leads way to power upside. 

Alex Debruyne (2025 OF, Wesley Chapel, FL) has a whippy swing from the left side and lots of projection. There's good lift out in front and he projects for solid power. 

Lester Martinez (2023 OF, Miami Lakes, FL) has a very quick trigger with fast hands and an explosive start to stop. He lets the barrel do the work and hits the ball hard. 

Emmitt Hall (2026 1B, Patterson, GA) creates hard contact to the pull side and can elevate and generate carry. He turns the barrel with intent and his ability to hit the ball hard stands out. 

Logan Chapman (2023 3B, Apopka, FL) took a very consistent BP round with hard hit line drives and fly balls all over the field. He's got excellent bat speed and repeats the point of contact nicely to project out not only on the hit tool but power too. 

Jalan Gordon (2023 OF, Avon Park, FL) showed fast hands and flashed some significant leverage from the left side. There's good bat speed with the ability to lift to the middle of the field. 

Clint Shores (2023 LHP, Pike Road, AL) has plenty of strength with a direct path to contact and can shoot liners to both sides of the field. He repeats well and executes his plan nicely. 

Efrain Zambrana (2023 SS, Ponce, PR) worked with a low effort swing and showed easy, loose hands through contact. He gets the barrel out well and projects for power with strength. 

Maurice Maiquez (2024 C, Miami Gardens, FL) moves into contact well with a simple move and exudes strength through contact. He generates good backspin and carry to both halves of the field and shows good power potential. 

Jean Carlos Martinez (2025 OF, Sunrise, FL) showed very impressive bat speed with the ability to generate hard hit contact. He spreads out nicely in the load and allows him to retain balance through the swing. 

Peter Liakakos (2023, Venice, Fl.) showed a very solid three-pitch mix while running his fastball up to 86. The right-hander pitches with plenty of intent and has some feel to mix his pitches.

Kevin Quezada (2023, Panama, PM) worked in the low-80s and got lots of swing-and-miss on his heater up in the zone. He operated from a clean delivery and also flashed a curveball at 68.

Jorge Maldonado (2023, Aguadilla, PR) made an impressive move to get to a heater at the top of the zone and drive it into the left center gap. The left-handed bat possesses quality bat-to-ball skills and quick hands.

Eric Correa (2023, Carolina, PR) showed off some easy pop, sending a triple deep into the pull side gap in his second at-bat. The Rice commit uses a smooth stroke with strength out front.

Lucas Badalato (2025, Port Orange, Fl.) split the opposite field gap in the fourth, racing around for a triple. The right-handed bat has plenty of physical projection remaining. He later collected another knock in his next at-bat.

Michael Halfpenny (2024, Land O’ Lakes, Fl.) dominated off of his fastball-curveball combo. The southpaw showed excellent feel to spin his slider for strikes as well as swing-and-miss.

Lester Martinez (2023, Miami Lakes, Fl.) read a breaking ball early and sat back on it to drive a triple into deep center field. Martinez swings with plenty of intent and has some juice in his bat.