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College  | Story | 8/3/2026

Cape Cod League Notebook: August 3

Photo: Angel Cervantes (UCLA Athletics)
Angel Cervantes | RHP | UCLA | Chatham Anglers 

Angel Cervantes has lived up to the hype since arriving at UCLA after turning down a second-round selection (50th overall) by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2025 MLB Draft. Following a strong freshman campaign that helped power the Bruins to the No. 1 ranking in the country for much of the season, Cervantes has taken another step forward this summer, emerging as arguably the Cape Cod League's top arm. Through 23.2 innings with the Chatham Anglers, he owns a 1.14 ERA with 24 strikeouts and just five walks. The 6-foot-2, 215-pound right-hander attacks hitters with a polished five-pitch mix featuring a low-90s fastball, an 86-88 mph cutter, a low-80s slider and changeup, and a 78-80 mph curveball. He pounds the strike zone, sequences his arsenal with advanced feel, and consistently keeps hitters off balance, giving him the profile of a polished starter with significant professional upside. 




Tyler Myatt | 3B | Tennessee | Orleans Firebirds 

Tyler Myatt has been one of the premier power bats on the Cape this summer, leading the league with nine home runs while consistently impacting the baseball to all fields. The Tennessee third baseman has showcased the type of raw power that plays in any ballpark, combining plus strength with an aggressive approach that allows him to drive the ball with authority. With Lindsey Nelson Stadium continuing to be one of college baseball's most hitter-friendly environments, Myatt looks poised to become the next left-handed Volunteer bat to put together a dynamic season in Knoxville. 

Bruce Littleton | LHP | Southern Miss | Hyannis Harbor Hawks 

Bruce Littleton has quietly emerged as one of the Cape Cod League's most intriguing left-handed arms, striking out 21 batters across 11.2 innings while posting a 2.31 ERA this summer. The Southern Miss southpaw attacks from a high slot with a low-90s fastball that touches 93 mph and consistently generates swings and misses, while his low-80s slider features sharp two-plane break and has produced a whiff rate north of 50% this summer. The swing-and-miss ability has translated everywhere he's pitched, as Littleton also punched out 17 hitters in just 10.2 innings for Southern Miss this spring. With a true out pitch, and ++ swing-and-miss traits, Littleton has all the makings of a breakout arm in Hattiesburg next spring. 
 

Dane Harvey | 1B | Ohio State | Brewster Whitecaps 

Standing at 6-foot-5, 270 pounds, Dane Harvey is one of the top power bats returning to the Big Ten. The left-handed hitting first baseman is coming off a standout sophomore campaign at Ohio State, slashing .328 with 19 home runs while establishing himself as one of the conference's top offensive threats. Harvey has continued to flash that same power on the Cape, collecting four home runs and three doubles among his 18 hits for the Brewster Whitecaps. While there is still some swing-and-miss in the profile, Harvey's combination of elite raw power, imposing physicality, and left-handed impact gives him one of the highest offensive ceilings among returning hitters in the Big Ten heading into next spring. 

Peyton Rodgers | RHP | UC Irvine | Y-D Red Sox 

Standing at 6-foot, 180 pounds, Peyton Rodgers has been one of the Cape Cod League's most reliable relievers this summer, converting all four of his save opportunities while posting a 1.14 ERA over 23.2 innings with 20 strikeouts against just four walks. The UC Irvine right-hander attacks hitters with a low-90s fastball that reaches 94 mph, complementing it with a sharp low-80s slider and a quality mid-to-upper-80s changeup. Rodgers consistently fills the strike zone, limits free passes, and has been a steady late-inning presence for the Y-D Red Sox, proving to be one of the Cape's more dependable bullpen arms this summer. 

Andrew Costello | C | South Carolina | Bourne Braves 

Andrew Costello has been one of the Cape Cod League's most consistent offensive performers this summer, making the move from Wake Forest to South Carolina this fall. The right-handed hitting catcher is slashing .361/.448/.557 with four home runs, seven doubles, and a 1.005 OPS through 97 at-bats for the Bourne Braves. Costello has consistently found the barrel, combining quality bat-to-ball skills with emerging power while producing in the middle of the lineup. After the summer he's put together on the Cape, it will be intriguing to see how his offensive game translates to SEC competition next spring. 

Casen Murphy | LHP | Louisville | Falmouth Commodores 

Casen Murphy has turned heads on the Cape this summer, the 5-foot-10 left-hander has posted a 3.55 ERA across 25.1 innings, striking out 32 hitters while holding opponents to a .191 batting average. Murphy cruises with a low-90s fastball that reaches 94 mph and pairs it with a two-breaking-ball combination featuring a low-to-mid-80s slider and a 79-81 mph curveball. Both breaking balls have produced elite swing-and-miss results, generating whiff rates of 45% and 46%, while he will occasionally mix in a changeup against right-handed hitters. The combination of fastball life, two quality breaking balls, and an ability to miss bats consistently has made Murphy one of the more notable left-handed pitching stories on the Cape this summer. 
 

Colin Larson | OF | Boston College | Harwich Mariners 

Colin Larson was a key piece of Boston College's historic season and has carried that impact to the Cape, bringing his speed and athleticism to the Harwich Mariners. The everyday outfielder was selected as a Cape Cod League All-Star this summer after showcasing an improved offensive approach with the wood bat, hitting .257/.395/.400 with three home runs, six doubles, and 17 stolen bases through 105 at-bats. Larson's ability to impact the game on the bases has been a consistent part of his profile, while his improved production this summer compared to his college numbers highlights the offensive progress he hopes to carry back to Chestnut Hill next spring. 
 
-Kurt Thomas

College | Story | 8/7/2026

Cape Cod League Notebook: August 7

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RHP Jason Flores (@BaseballUGA) Showed some electric stuff, up to 98 several times CT, SL, CH to round out the arsenal in his 5IP 9K performance. @HarwichMariners So./‘27 elig pic.twitter.com/p2nTvkFnWh — PG College Baseball (@PGCollegeBall) August 5, 2026 Jason Flores | RHP | University of Georgia | Harwich Mariners  Flores heads to Georgia this fall looking to reestablish himself as one of the premier arms in the 2027 draft class after showing significant promise during his freshman season at Texas. Flores posted a 2.78 ERA over 32.1 innings as a freshman before a limited sophomore campaign in which he logged just 12 innings. The stuff was on full display this summer, highlighted by a dominant five-inning, nine-strikeout playoff performance in which he touched 98 mph five different times. His fastball averaged nearly 96 mph throughout his time on the Cape, pairing the...
Draft | Story | 8/7/2026

2026 MLB Draft Team Reports: NL West

Tyler Henninger
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2026 MLB Draft Team Report Cards: AL West With the 2026 MLB Draft officially in the books, it’s time to evaluate how each team performed. Every draft class was graded using the standard 20-80 scouting scale with risk factor assigned. While these grades won’t be proven right or wrong for years, they reflect the overall talent, value, and upside each organization added to its system. NL West Arizona Diamondbacks  Grade: 50 Risk: High Notable Selections: C Ryder Helfrick (1st rd) | RHP Blake Bryant (CB-A rd) | SS Carson Kerce (2nd rd) | OF Brayden Dowd (3rd rd)  Ryder Helfrick (@RazorbackBSB ) different AB; same result. He goes dead central for a solo šŸ’£ this time. Threw a runner out earlier; 1.98 pop. #PGCollege @PG_Draft https://t.co/kW7wraqExJ pic.twitter.com/SARYKxd0oE — PG College Baseball (@PGCollegeBall) February 14, 2026 The Diamondbacks started their...
Tournaments | Championship | 8/6/2026

643 DP Last Team Standing at East WS

Will Dembo
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Following a dominant week at the 17u PG East World Series, No. 34 ranked 643 DP Cougars 17u capped off an impressive tournament run by defeating No. 2 ranked East Cobb Astros 17u, 3-2, in the championship game to claim the title. The Cougars earned the tournament's No. 1 overall seed after outscoring opponents by an absurd 59-6 throughout the week before completing their championship run with a hard-fought victory in the finale. “Always feels great to finish the year playing your best ball, especially when going up against strong competition,” 643 Head Coach Danny Pralgo said. “We did so many of the little things right: on the mound with location, clean on defense, bunting, 2 strike approach leading to long at bats, getting hit-by-pitches, and we had so many good outs offensively that led to moving a runner or scoring a runner. And when those things all come together in...
Press Release | Press Release | 8/6/2026

PG Extends Partnership With Yeti

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  667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923 www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   PERFECT GAME EXTENDS PARTNERSHIP WITH YETI   Sanford, Florida (Thursday, August 6, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced an extension of its existing partnership with YETI, the premium outdoor gear brand and the Official Cooler and Drinkware Provider of Perfect Game Baseball and Softball. The partnership between Perfect Game and YETI began in 2021.   The expanded partnership will bring YETI’s products and brand to Perfect Game athletes, families and fans through a variety of activations across Perfect Game’s events and digital platforms. YETI will have a prominent presence both on-site and online, including exposure...
Tournaments | Story | 8/7/2026

Tournament of Champion Notes: Part 2

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Tournament of Champions Scout Notes: Part 1 ‘27 LHP Jaylan Hortenbury (KY) @JHortenbury X @PG_Uncommitted FB 85-89/ touched 90. Arm-side life w/ some ride. SL in mid 70s (depth). CH showed as a weapon in the upper 7s. Some sweep to BB in low 7s. Athletic w/ two-way capabilities as well. #TOC šŸ‘€ @USAPrimeScout27 pic.twitter.com/vyj1Tb9nBN — Jordan Gates (@JGatesPG) July 30, 2026 Jaylan Hortenbury (2027, New Castle, Ky.) Hortenbury was probably one of my personal favorites, as this was my first time seeing it in action. It’s an athletic two-way profile that has a chance to do both at the next level. But what stood out to me, was his potential on the mound. The left-handed pitcher moves very well and is comfortable there. Has the mound presence Supplemented with a free-flowing and loose arm from a higher ¾ slot, he pounded the zone in his lone appearance. He went...
Tournaments | Story | 8/6/2026

Tournament of Champions Notes: Part 1

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‘27 RHP/SS Carson Hailey (KY) Dominant 5.1 IP + 14 K’sā€¼ļø 2 ER on 3 H + 1BB. 69% strikes. FB lived 88-89 T92 w/ ASR + maintained velo. SL 77-80 w/ late sharp break. Throws downhill w/ good extension. Pitches tunnel well out of 3/4 slot. #TOC @carsonhailey_8 @2027TTKY @JGatesPG pic.twitter.com/UoL7newgi6 — Perfect Game Ohio Valley (@PG_OhioValley) July 29, 2026 Carson Hailey (2027, Louisville, Ky..) turned in a dominant outing, striking out 14 across 5.1 innings while allowing two earned runs on three hits and one walk. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound right-hander owns an athletic frame and worked with a controlled tempo on the mound. Hailey used a big leg kick and long stride with an easy lower half, creating downhill action and good extension toward the plate. He finished through his pitches well and maintained his velocity deep into the outing. The fastball lived at 88-89 mph...
Tournaments | Story | 8/6/2026

East Coast Pro All Prospect Teams

Troy Sutherland
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1st Team C: Quincy Pratt (‘27 MS)-Max EV: 92- Put together a strong showing with multiple knocks; exits of 92/88/88. In-game pops right around 2 flat, 2.01 on a caught stealing and a 1.97. Swing plays and still a bunch of room to add muscle mass. Trending really nicely. 1B: Teagan Leach (‘27 VA)-60-yard: 7.02 Max EV: 105-On the barrel throughout ECP. Everything comes off hard and doesn't whiff much for a power led profile. 101 F8, 99 double left on left with a 4.72 turn, 105 double through the gap, and a 96 exit knock to his credit. Certified hitter that has plus strength now. IF: Isaiah Snavely (‘27 IN)-60-yard:6.71 Max EV: 96-Early attendance for the draft cycle rocket ship is always appreciated and Snavely is on it. 96/366 shot on a breaking ball to go with an 89 exit double and his other couple of hits on the week. 4.26 down the line and a 4.47 turn. Should stick in...
Tournaments | Championship | 8/6/2026

Canes Walk Off In Florida Elite Champ.

Alyssa Golden
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A tightly contested battle between Canes Florida 2029 and Florida Flames 16u capped the 16U Florida Elite Championship, with the Canes earning a 6-5 walk-off win on Monday at JetBlue Park Stadium. “It means a lot to this team specifically because this is their first win as a group,” Canes head coach Alec Bettinger said. “We’ve come up short a couple times, so seeing one go through the hoop here is really nice for the boys.” The Canes defense came out hot, led by Cannon Tyler who started on the mound for the Canes. Tyler set the tone from the start, opening the game with a strikeout. He allowed no hits while striking out three over five innings. His fastball sat 77-82 mph. Another strikeout and a pickoff at second base ended the inning. Race McDaniel started on the mound for the Flames. The left-hander pitched six innings, striking out seven batters. The...
Draft | Story | 8/6/2026

2026 MLB Draft Report Cards: AL West

Tyler Henninger
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With the 2026 MLB Draft officially in the books, it’s time to evaluate how each team performed. Every draft class was graded using the standard 20-80 scouting scale with risk factor assigned. While these grades won’t be proven right or wrong for years, they reflect the overall talent, value, and upside each organization added to its system. AL WEST Athletics Grade: 60 Risk: Moderate-Low Notable Selections: OF Drew Burress (1st rd) | LHP Mason Edwards (2nd rd) | RHP Gabe Gaeckle (CBB rd)    OF Drew Burress (@GTBaseball) launched a hung SL off of the scoreboard in LCF for his 11th HR on the spring. Ripped a hard GB back thru the mid later, walked it off in B10 on a SF. Lightning fast hds & easy + bat spd. Tons of range in CF & high baseball acumen. Jr./'26 elig.… pic.twitter.com/jfpr2ycJq8 — PG College Baseball (@PGCollegeBall) May 9, 2026 The...
Draft | Story | 8/5/2026

2026 MLB Draft: Northeast Recap

Ryan Miller
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The Northeast region once again produced a deep class of 2026 draft selections, headlined by outfielder AJ Gracia and right-hander Cameron Flukey going in the first round. Both landed in southern states to compete in college, skyrocketing their value from talented preps to established talents. Until the last round, region players were selected throughout this year’s draft, with a deep bag of individual profiles. Many talented prospects went unselected or failed to sign due to their college commitment, betting on themselves for an upcoming class. Below we look at some of the trends and landing spots for the Northeast’s top players in the draft.  College Arms Throughout the Draft Each spring, an abundance of Northeast high school pitchers makes their way to campuses throughout the power four level. Many in recent memory have drastically changed their draft stock, hearing...
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