Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027 SS, Douglasville, GA) showed off the arm talent in the start, running the fastball into the low-90s consistently. He rounds out the mix with a pair of quality breaking balls and a changeup as well. The arm speed is top of the class and he had a good week overall too.  

Dariel Carrion (2027 C, San Juan, PR) found another loud barrel on the weekend, hammering a double into the corner for a double in this one. He has elite catch-and-throw skills and the power has shown up in a big way this week. 

Seth Hooks (2027 OF, Franklin, TN) hammered one right back up the middle for a single on a low-90s heater. The swing is functional with loose hands and creates length well, the power projects in a big way too. 

Chase Jones (2027 OF, Stockbridge, GA) went hunting early in the count and hit one on the screws to the opposite field for a base hit. It's a compact frame with a short left-handed swing and shows off the strength to all parts here. 

Jayden Cunningham (2027 1B, Freeport, FL) performed extremely well throughout the event and caught a loud barrel in this one, sending a screamer into the gap for a double. He was on the barrel throughout the week and has some of the biggest power projection of anyone in attendance. 

Brandon Brannon (2027 OF, Mount Vernon, TX) put together a strong round of batting practice and continued to swing it well in game action. He has some of the fastest hands in the event and the ball just explodes off. 

Blake Ragsdale (2027 SS, Burr Ridge, IL) hit one hard through the right side in the finishing stages of this one. The defensive skills are top notch and the barrel skills to match. 

Michael Scaletta (2027 LHP, Waxhaw, NC) showed pretty intriguing things on the mound later in this one, running the fastball into the upper-80s and working comfortably in the mid-80s. He mixed in a tight curveball in the mid-70s as well. 

Hunter West (2027 RHP, West Chester, PA) threw the ball well and pounded the zone, running the fastball into the upper-80s. He had excellent feel for the zone with his mix and pounded it at a 73% clip on the day. 

Oliver Van Tiem (2027 RHP, Hillsborough, NC) showed pretty high end arm talent in relief, running the fastball up to 91 mph. He mixe din a breaking ball in the 79-80 range as well with confidence to spin. 

Matt Werner (2027 RHP, Plant City, FL) was very impressive over his two frames, living in the upper-80s with a delivery that offers significant projection. There's feel for three and the velocity ceiling here is huge. 

Caeden Patterson (2027 RHP, Danville, KY) filled up the strike zone with a fastball that topped out at 88 mph. Patterson has three pitches and was competitive in the zone, getting swings and misses with all three pitches. 

Keegan Burke (2027 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) punched out four hitters over his two scoreless and showed good stuff while doing so. The fastball gets swings under it and the breaking ball shows good potential. 

Juan Pablo Altamirano (2027 RHP, Queen Creek, AZ) ran up to 92 mph with the heater and was competitive in the zone. A two way player, Altamirano has good strength at the point of contact. 

Kyler Meccage (2027 OF, Bradenton, FL) had two hits in the game including a double. Another two-way player, Meccage has a sweet stroke from the left side and the feel to hit and hit for power stands out. 

Sebastian Wilson (2027 OF, Chicago, IL) had two hits in the game, showing real bat speed with impact behind it. It's a real hit tool with fluidity and good plate discipline. 

Aiden Salinas (2027 SS, Corpus Christi, TX) smoked a home run to the pull side, a rising line drive that got out of here quickly. There's real bat speed and Salinas unloaded on the home run. 

Malcolm Blaqman (2027 SS, Fort Washington, MD) went 96 EV the other way for a huge home run. Blaqman has been crushing balls all week with several 90+ exits thus far. 

Connor Salerno (2027 LHP, Indian Trail, NC) showing off the high quality stuff and pitchability here early in the outing, sitting right around 92 mph with full starter mix. He's one of the better left-handers in the class and it it's showing up often in this outing.

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN) smashed one into the pull-side for a base hit (102 EV). He's one of the best backstops in the country with simple parts to the swing and big bat speed/strength. 

James Venick (2027 RHP, Los Angeles, CA) showing quality stuff in the start, throwing in the upper-80s with a quality breaking ball. There's deception in the mechanics and threw the ball well throughout. 

Bear Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) got the barrel to one and absolutely destroyed one to the middle of the field, coming off the bat at 96 EV. He put together a good round of BP yesterday and continues to find barrels here. 

Grant Sperandio (2027 RHP, Houston, TX) came out blowing smoke in the relief outing, running the fastball into the mid-90s with just flat out explosive arm speed. It's big time stuff and he challenged in the one. 

Blake Lundy (2027 C, Ooltewah, TN) hammered one to the pull-side gap, this one coming off hot at 92 EV. He's a big and physical right-handed bat with immense strength coming off the barrel. 

Luke Armijo (2027 LHP, Whittier, CA) throwing it well here early in the outing, firing bullets at 89-90 and inducing whiffs in zone with the pitch. He has quality arm speed and extreme polish on the mound. 

Jameson Moan (2027 C, St. Petersburg, FL) got the barrel out front and impacted one down the left field line for a double. It's a short and compact swing with easy bat speed. 

Landis Pickett (2027 1B, Jacksonville, FL) continues to find barrels here this weekend and smashed one into left for a double. He has easy strength to all fields and routinely shows quality barrel awareness. 

Jordan Kurz (2027 SS, Tustin, CA) stayed inside one and fired it down the right field line for a triple. He has quality feel for the barrel and it's shown up often this weekend. 

Cooper Goff (2027 OF, Herriman, UT) got the barrel out front and absolutely hammered one to the pull-side for a HR (92 EV). He's a tall and lean left-handed bat with low effort bat speed and should continue adding strength in the coming years. 

Zion Martinez (2027 MIF, Yucaipa, CA) barreled one up into the left center gap for a base knock. It's a smooth move into contact with bat speed and plenty of twitch in the hands. 

Connor Wells (2027 LHP, Spartanburg, SC) got the ball out of the bullpen and has run it up to 93 mph with plenty of angle. He goes to a tight slider in the 80-81 range and also flashed a changeup. It's a big, physical frame and the arm works extremely well. 

Trevor Yancey (2027 RHP, Charlotte, NC) came out throwing a heavy dose of upper-80s fastballs and pounding the zone with it. The arm works extremely well and has carry up in the zone, he also has good downer shaped curveball in the mid-70s. 

Brayden Landry (2027 SS, Puyallup, WA) caught a barrel and hammered one off the top of the left field wall for a double. He's a high end athlete with plenty of bat speed and functionality to the swing. 

Jayson Parker (2027 1B, Tallahassee, FL) followed up the loud batting practice yesterday with showing off the arm talent on the mound in the final innings, running the fastball into the upper-80s with quality depth to the breaking ball. 

Paul Barnett (2027 SS, Mountain Brook, AL) showed off the two-way intrigue with a loud performance on the mound, pumping high-80s and inducing contact early. He has big arm speed and continues to grow into the frame the more we see him. 

George Ferguson (2027 RHP, Abilene, TX) has come out just firing bullets here to open up the outing. He's a big and physical right-hander with easy arm speed and working comfortably in the 92-93 range with feel to turn over a changeup and spin a tight breaking ball as well. 

Gavin McMillan (2027 RHP, Danville, CA) showed big time projection in the outing early in this one. He controls the levers well in the 6-foot-10 frame and worked in the zone a good bit. The fastball sat in the mid-80s with the full starter mix with high end physical projection. 

Malcolm Blaqman (2027 SS, Fort Washington, MD) banged one off the wall early in this one, coming off the bat at 92 EV. He has a short and compact right-handed swing and has only continued adding strength onto the frame. He was a big winner yesterday as well with a HR. He also added another barrel through the PS for a single later in this one too. 

Brue Milner (2027 C, Tallassee, AL) hit one on the absolute screws early in the game to center for a double (98 EV). He has big time strength and gets into it easy. It plays to all parts and he finds the barrel at a high clip as well. 

Samir Mohammed (2027 RHP, Trinity, FL) with just so much to like in the outing here. Ran the fastball up to 95 mph multiple times, sitting right at 94 mph for two innings. He showed comfort going to a nasty changeup and landed the breaking ball too. Power arm with all three for strikes. He also smashed one back up the middle at 102 EV. 

Soren Etheridge (2027 RHP, Phoenix, AZ) rolled through the second inning of the outing and worked up to 90 mph multiple times. He spun the baseball with confidence with nasty downer shape and got ugly whiffs on it. 

James Wasson (2027 RHP, Hinsdale, IL) showing a loose and whippy arm, running the fastball up to 91 mph. Working mostly in the 88-89 range with arm-side life and flashed a curveball in the low-70s with sweeping shape. 

Konnor Briggs (2027 LHP, Wildwood, FL) with his usual tough look here out of the bullpen. He has worked in the mid-80s, grabbing 87 mph with plenty of carry up in the zone. The curveball has swing-and-miss upside with tight downer shape in the upper-70s. 

Kyler Meccage (2027 OF, Bradenton, FL) got the barrel out front and didn't miss a mistake, hitting it out to right-center field for a homer in the middle innings. He's a lean left-handed bat with good length through the zone and also has the highest end two-way ability. He also jumped on the mound to close it down and worked in the upper-80s with feel to turn over a CH. 

Cooper Vais (2027 RHP, Arvada, CO) comes out showing explosive arm talent, working in the low-90s, grabbing multiple 92's. It's a quick shoulder with excellent feel to spin a tight breaking ball (~2700 RPM). He's a great athlete and repeats. 

Drew Davis (2027 SS, Sumrall, MS) showing off the two-way ability here in relief and showing obvious arm talent. The fastball is working in 89-91 range with feel to land the breaking ball. He's a high end athlete and it shows working down the slope. 

Wade Webb (2027 OF, Norman, OK) barreled one up in the late stages of this one, hitting it hard back up the middle to drive in a pair of run. He has good barrel control with strength at impact and functional parts to the right-handed swing. 

Mason Sims (2027 LHP, Corona, CA) worked two fairly quick innings, punching out six hitters over the course of two scoreless frames. The fastball gets good life at the top of the zone in the upper 80s with lots of sweeping action on the breaking ball and a changeup. 

Hunter Wieckowski (2027 RHP, Orlando, FL) showed tons of pitchability with really good stuff too. The fastball was 89-91 mph with good life and command while the breaking ball was a putaway pitch. There's big upside here. 

Jackson Wilcox (2027 RHP, Montgomery, TX) was a super interesting arm late who missed a lot of bats and threw a lot of strikes. The fastball peaked at 92 mph with lots of ride and carry while the changeup is the most advanced secondary. 

Ryan Trout (2027 RHP, Bogart, GA) has a lot to like with an athletic delivery and lots of strikes. There's serious projection here with the foundation of a pitch mix and lots of fluidity to the delivery. 

William Haggerty (2027 RHP, Rumford, RI) has one of the more unique looks of a right-hander, garnering really ugly swings all night. The fastball was up to 93 mph with serious arm speed right from his hip and the changeup is the more advanced of the secondary offerings right now. 

Luke Weatherley (2027 C, Jonesboro, AR) showed intriguing stuff in relief, running the fastball up to 90 mph. He also collected a hit in game showing the consistent two-way ability all weekend long. 

Ricardo Hurtado (2027 OF, Whittier, CA) lofted one to the opposite field gap and legged it out for a triple. There's plenty of strength off the barrel, he barreled up another at bat as well, and can go to all fields for power. 

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027 SS, Douglasville, GA) lofted a long triple to left centerfield, crushing it off the bat. Jones Jr. is one of the top two way players in the country and has real power in the right-handed stick. 

Max Bachmann (2027 SS, Colleyville, TX) collected another hit to really pad the stats on the weekend. There's real feel to hit with the offensive tools to dream on too. 

Dylan Seward (2027 SS, Eastvale, CA) smashed one back up the middle for a single for a base hit (95 EV). He's had a big day through the workout portion and gets the game started quick with this barrel here. He also hit a laser into the right-center gap that came off hot at 100 EV for a stand up triple. 

JJ Utash (2027 OF, Bosque Farms, NM) got the barrel out front and hit one down the left field line for a double. He's a big, right-handed bat with obvious bat speed and juice that showed up here with strong enough hands to get this one to fall. 

Bubba Day (2027 RHP, Omaha, NE) came out firing bullets in the start from a tough lower slot. He has good tempo to the delivery and is working comfortably in the 92-93 range with the ability to go to a sweeping breaking ball with sweeping action in the upper-70s. 

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian, MS) got the barrel to one and hit it back up the middle for a base hit early in this one. It's immense power with a quality hit tool that shows up often on the circuit and shows up here as well. 

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA) got the barrel to one and hit it through the right-side for a base hit. It's a functional right-handed swing with natural barrel skills and is one of the top two-way players in the country. 

William Weber (2027 C, Fairview, TN) caught up to one and punched it right back up the middle for a base hit. He's a physical primary catcher with low effort strength and easy arm strength from behind the plate. He also drove in a run later in the game too on a single. 

Ryan Watson (2027 1B, Virginia Beach, VA) banged one high off the wall for a double in the early going of this one. The parts work in the right-handed swing and the ball jumps off the barrel to the pull-side. 

Graham Houston (2027 SS, Nokomis, FL) hit one hard right back up the middle for a base hit in the early going. It's a smooth left-handed swing with bat-to-ball skills and he showed the ability to really pick it up the middle too. 

Jett Walters (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) got the ball on the mound and showed off the arm talent, running it into the upper-80s in the outing. The arm works and he's an excellent athlete which showed up in the workout portion. 

Nico Marasco (2027 OF, Moon Township, PA) pulled one down the left field line for a double in game one of the night cap. It's a well-rounded profile with big bat speed and strength at impact. 

Ronnie Allen (2027 OF, Harrison, OH) found a loud barrel in the later stages of this one, hitting one hard into the right-center field gap for a triple. He runs well and has good strength at impact.

Cortland French (2027 LHP, Atlanta, GA) showing some nasty stuff with plenty of funk in the relief outing. Working in the 86-87 range with ~ 20" of HZB on the FB. It's a loose and projectable arm with plenty of room to add strength and already with present nasty stuff. 

Jordan Kurz (2027 SS, Tustin, CA) found a loud barrel late in this one, hitting it on the screws into the left-center field gap for a triple (92 EV). It's a short and compact swing with strength at impact and he can run too. 

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) showed big two-way intrigue in this one, hammering a liner to the PS (96 EV) and also jumped on the mound and ran it up to 90 mph. The athletic primary middle-infielder also threw 99 mph from the outfield earlier in the day as well. 

Jace Wooley (2027 OF, Santa Rosa, CA) had an impressive round of BP with liners all over the field. The swing works best through the middle of the field with the simple approach at the plate. 

Kinon Bastian (2027 OF, Winter Garden, FL) had a successful round of BP here at day 4 of Jr. National, with the fast hands and the simple stride out to contact. Also launched a homer during BP, stayed on the barrel the entire round.

Brandon Bush (2027 OF, Wilmington, NC) had a good showing during BP today, showing off the bat speed and the ability to hit to all fields. Swing works best when working through the middle of the field, with the loudest swings being through the middle. 

Drew Davis (2027 SS, Sumrall, MS) had an impressive showing during BP, working through the middle of the field with strength. Was consistently on the barrel here with the quick bat and even launched one over wall for a long home run. 

Graham Houston (2027 SS, Nokomis, FL) got off to a slow round of BP but was able to turn it around quickly, working best through the middle of the field with the quick bat speed. Houston also showed off the ability to backspin the ball into gaps with authority. 

Wyatt Lytle (2027 C, Apex, NC) had an impressive day during BP here on day 4, showing off the obvious strength and bat speed. The timing was relatively perfect through most of the round, turning in a loud round of BP. 

Griffin McKain (2027 OF, Fort Mill, SC) had a good showing during BP today with the long, lean frame with power to the pull side. Consistently put the barrel on the ball with most of the power coming to the pull side but projects to add power to all fields as he develops. 

Jamison Saathoff (2027 1B, Elkhorn, NE) had an impressive day at the plate during BP, showing off the big strength and bat speed. The swing works best while working gap-to-gap but there is some noteworthy power to the pull side. 

Dylan Seward (2027 SS, Eastvale, CA) showed off the power as well as the barrel skills here in day 4, sending many balls deep into the gap with authority. Also sent a couple off the top of the wall with the quick, strong swing. 

Christopher (CJ) Wall (2027 C, Gotha, FL) showed off the impressive bat speed and leverage with the barrel here during BP, with notable power and barrel skill to all parts of the field. Also launched a homer near the end of the round. 

KJ Anderson (2027 C, Cookeville, TN) showed off today in one of the best rounds on the day, punishing balls into the trees with the quick hands and impressive strength through the ball. His last homer during batting practice went 3/4 of the way up the trees in right. 

Bubba Day (2027 RHP, Omaha, NE) had an impressive round of BP, sending the ball all over the field on a line. Has developing strength with the bat but shows tons of potential projection. 

Colton Floyd (2027 3B, Albuquerque, NM) showed off the very noteworthy strength at the dish with a simple swing. Showed plus power to the pull side with multiple baseballs crushed into left field. The swing works well into the gaps as well with good power. 

Finn Moore (2027 3B, Lawrence, KS) showed off some impressive bat speed at the plate with the swing working best through the middle of the field. Was consistently on the barrel throughout the entire round through the middle. 

JJ Utash (2027 OF, Bosque Farms, NM) got off to a slow part in his round here on day 4 but was able to quickly turn it around. Was able to hammer one off the top of the wall late in his round showing off some impressive strength. 

Joseph Webb (2027 3B, Sevierville, TN) had an impressive showing in his round of BP with the athletic swing at a strong frame. Showed off the bat speed a bit as well as the ability to drive the ball to the pull side very often. 

Luke Gladchuk (2027 OF, Willow Park, TX) had a great round at the plate, showing off the lightning quick hands in a simple swing with a quick load. Was on the barrel consistently throughout the round with the power to the pull side. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) showed off an impressive roudn of BP today with the solid hands staying inside the ball, shooting liners all over the field. Smooth left handed swing with some easy juice at times. 

Carter Rivera (2027 3B, Los Angeles, CA) showed off the impressive bat speed in the swing with barrels to all fields. Also showed off the ability to work gap-to-gap while back spinning the baseball. 

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA) showed off the ability to work to all fields in his round of BP, working gap-to-gap and consistently on the barrel. Has a bat that gets on plane early and works through the ball well. 

Jackson Bernosky (2027 C, Aurora, CO) showed off a good ability to work into the middle of the field with the fast bat speed. Bernosky has a unique operation with the leg kick into a toe tap, but the swing works well to all parts of the field. 

JD Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) had an impressive round of BP today with 2 homers, showing off some impressive strength. Went with some authority to the pull side very often, turning in a good round. 

Jordan Kurz (2027 SS, Tustin, CA) found the barrel at a very high rate during today's BP, hammering the ball all over the field working gap to gap. Showed off some impressive bat speed as well throughout the round. 

Paul Barnett (2027 SS, Mountain Brook, AL) fired off a homer during today's round of BP, showing off the impressive pull side power. Also worked well into the pull side gap with some authority. 

Bear Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) showed off the impressive strength through the middle of the field, working gap to gap with some noteworthy bat speed. Also showed off good power to the pull side at times. 

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) showed off the very clean swing at the dish and was consistently on the barrel to all fields. Farrar has developing strength, but projects to add pop as he continues to get stronger. 

Trip Ostergard (2027 SS, Charleston, SC) showed function parts throughout the round of batting practice, getting the barrel out front and impacting the baseball to the pull-side gap. There's obvious power projection here as well. 

Jackson Schilling (2027 C, Vandalia, OH) has a simple swing and produced some loud barrels throughout the round of batting practice. He has noticeable bat speed and hit the ball hard to the middle of the field. 

Jett Walters (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) got the barrel out front and showed quality hand speed, getting the barrel to the spot early and often throughout, hitting it hard to all parts. It's a really functional swing and the power projects in a big way. 

Ira Rootman (2027 OF, Los Angeles, CA) was on the barrel throughout the round and hit the ball on the screws throughout the round of BP. The bat speed stands out and it's a really simple process, getting the barrel there and hitting balls hard. 

Carson Bruce (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) showed pretty easy leverage and bat speed with obvious power projection. He routinely caught barrels and impacted it to the pull-side throughout. 

Ryan Watson (2027 1B, Virginia Beach, VA) had some of the most power in this group, routinely backspinning the baseball to the middle of the field. The juice showed up often and the ball just explodes off the barrel. 

Wesley Moering (2027 2B, Dallas, GA) found the barrel at a high clip, hitting the ball consistently to the middle/pull-side. There's really simple parts with quickness to the hands and fluidity overall to the right-handed swing, showing power projection as well. 

Austin Tamborra (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) has a really functional swing and put that on display throughout the round of batting practice. He has quick hands and produces big bat speed with the ability to impact it to the middle of the field. 

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian, MS) showed off immense power in the round of batting practice. He has high end bat speed with low effort strength that showed up throughout the round of batting practice. 

Jayson Parker (2027 1B, Tallahassee, FL) put on quite the power display in the round of BP. He just hammered balls to the PS, one of them going clear over the tall trees beyond the LCF wall. It's as physical of a right-handed bat as you'll come across and it showed in this round.