Cooper LeRoy (2028 1B, Gilbert, AZ) came out blowing smoke and punching tickets in his one and only inning of the game. The fastball operated at 90-92 with sinking action at the bottom. He has a loose arm and landed a shorter slider. The projection here is off the charts. He also caught a barrel later in the game at 100 EV, a single into left field. 

Rory Funke (2028 LHP, Needham, MA) was pounding the zone here early in the start at worked fast in the first. He hides the baseball well and worked in the upper-80s, allowing it to play up. He went to a breaker and changeup to round out mix, both project long term as quality secondaries. 

Austin Rodriguez (2028 RHP, Henderson, NV) has so much upside on the mound and firing bullets here from a loose arm. The fastball worked in the upper-80s, grabbing 90 mph with life out of the hand. The slider plays well off the fastball and showed some two-plane shape in the upper-70s. 

Madden Pike (2028 C, Puyallup, WA) got the barrel out front and hit one right down the left field line for a double (91 EV). It's a functional right-handed swing and can really hit, the defensive versatility is elite as well. 

Brandon Perkins Jr. (2028 OF, Bowling Green, KY) absolutely barreled one in the early innings, firing one back up the middle for a two RBI hit (97 EV). The hand speed has been on display the whole day and doing damage in game action here. 

Jacob Reynolds (2028 2B, Charlotte, NC) came up with a loud barrel as he smashed a double into the left-center gap (99 EV). He's not the most physically imposing right-handed hitter but the bat-to-ball and ability to use the whole field is special and the barrel feel is elite. 

Ethan Johnson (2028 RHP, Spring, TX) working in the upper-80s throughout the outing, showing good life out of the hand and sinking action at the bottom of the zone. He can land a solid breaking ball as well. 

Colt Ward (2028 C, Wauseon, OH) just launched a baseball into the trees for a long homer (99 EV/390 FT). The power upside here is immense and he's already tapping into it. One of the best swings of the day so far and the profile is really intriguing as a LHH catcher with present power. 

David Robertson (2028 3B, Westford, MA) showed somoe strength in the middle innings as he lifted one to the opposite field gap for a double (93 EV). It's a big/physical right-handed bat with pretty low effort power thjat showed up here. 

Quincy Gibbs (2028 SS, Farmingville, NY) lifted one into the PS gap for a triple to drive in a pair of runs. He pulled the hands in nicely here and showed solid feel for the barrel and quality bat speed. He also showed off the run tool stretching it into a triple. 

Ian Jansen (2028 SS, Tampa, FL) lifted one off the wall for a triple. The bat-to-ball skills have been standout today and he projects well to continue adding strength, making the power tick up even more. He showed feel for lift to the pull-side throughout the round of BP today too. 

Chase Utley (2028 SS, Huntsville, AL) banged a ball off the base of the left field wall for a double (92 EV). He's made good swing decisions all day and the ball comes off easy. There's still plenty of projection remaining to the frame. 

James Bacher (2028 C, Vienna, VA) lifted a ball down the right field line for a stand up double. There's solid strength off the barrel already with more coming down the line and is already showing good feel for the barrel. 

Lukas Metzen (2028 OF, Houston, TX) found a loud barrel towards the end of the game with nothing to show for it. He smashed a ball the other way for a hard L9 (95 EV). Has had a good showing throughout the event so far and continued it here. 

Chase Cotton (2028 RHP, Lincoln, CA) showing some big arm talent here early in the outing. Arm works to a lower release height, fastball has been up to 92 mph a handful of times with plenty of carry. He's mixed a slider and a changeup that he sells. 

Aiden Kearney (2028 MIF, Winter Park, FL) absolutely smashed one into the left-center gap for a loud double (99 EV). Took a great round of batting practice earlier and then worked a deep, count and didn't miss a fastball. 

Everest King (2028 RHP, Lancaster, SC) opens up blowing smoke in the early innings of the game, running it up to 93 mph. The slider is the go-to in the 80-81 range. It's a loose and fast arm with good athleticism down the slope.

Weston Barrett (2028 3B, Apopka, FL) lifted one to the opposite field to drive in a run, a really good piece of hitting. The switch hitter showed some monster power in the round of batting practice and lifted one to the opposite field, a few feet shy of the track to open up the scoring. 

Garrett Burris (2028 LHP, Mooresville, NC) came out showing a tough look to both handed hitters but especially left-handers. He hides the baseball well at worked at 86-88 from an extremely crossfire delivery. The NC native has feel for spin as well at 76-77. 

Kanin Summey (2028 1B, Palm Harbor, FL) caught the loudest barrel of the day so far, going 101 EV/376 feet into the treetops for a long homer. The power showed up in the round of BP and he's only continued swinging it well so far. He hit another one later at 103 EV/406 FT

Charlie Scott (2028 SS, North Reading, MA) lifted one a few feet shy of the track to drive in a run for the Columbia Blue team. The ball came off the bat at 96 EV and carried well, plating a run to add onto the lead. 

JT Taylor (2028 C, Dover, MA) got the barrel out front in the closing innings and hit one down the left field line for a double. The strength has shown up throughout the day off the barrel and has also showed good catch/throw skills behind the dish. 

Jonathan Marzullo (2028 C, Bradenton, FL) just absolutely smashed one off the monster in left field for a loud double (101 EV). The IMG product has some of the loudest bat speed and strength in the event and continues to show so much to like about the right-handed bat. 

Jaden Freeze (2028 OF, Hanover, PA) came out of the bullpen firing bullets at 88-89 from a loose and fast arm. The two-way ability is legit and has been on display throughout the day after a strong workout and BP to go with a solid outing so far as well. 

Beau Hite (2028 SS, Greenwood, SC) has put together a good day both at the plate and then got the ball in the closing frame. The right-handed swing is short and compact and he just simply lives on the barrel. On the mound, it was mostly 88-90 with heavy life at the bottom of the zone with good feel for a slider and changeup to round out mix.