Carter Radics (2029 RHP, Peachtree Corners, GA) up to 90-mph in the 1st inning of work with a tight slider at 81-mph to compliment that. Good mover and loose arm.

Braylon Rogers (2029 RHP, North Chesterfield, VA)- Compact delivery up to 90-mph with some angle at foot strike. Good arm and spinning it in the mod 70's with solid CB shape to it. Nasty parachute CH and struck out the side.

Lucas Arnold (2029 3B, Argyle, TX) smoked a single back up the middle for a clean knock. Hands work with a projectable body and swing.

Henry Kuenstler (2029 RHP, Heath, TX) working 82-85 & up to 86-mph with a parachute change that can get whiffs and spins the hook at 68.

Chase Norris (2029 LHP, Lebanon, PA) coming out spinning a nice hook at 70 and working his heater in the low 80's band for strikes. Induced weak contact and filled the zone.

Samuel Vatterott (2029 3B, Wellington, FL) rifled a double to the left-center gap. Lot of strength and gets to it in game.

Holden Borland (2029 BHP, Cumming, GA) working to 89-mph on the mound from the right side here... spinning a tight hook at 76. Went to the left side in his 2nd inning of work and is at 83-86 with the heater. Little bit cleaner operation from the left.

Linus Sinclair (2029 C, Los Angeles, CA) handled upper 80's at the top of the zone with ease here... flattened out the barrel and still lifted to left-center for a HR. Impressive piece of hitting.

Von Nielsen (2029 OF, Bradenton, FL) up to 87-mph in his inning of work and spun the breaker in the mid 70's with some comfort.

Carson Noce (2029 C, White City, OR) has collected a pair of hits in this one... lot of barrel control and the hands work. All fields control. Really athletic behind the dish with lots of arm strength.

Kye Ward (2029 SS, Salem, UT) has picked up a pair of knocks in this game, working to all fields.

Tyler Hickman (2029 C, Cartersville, GA) picked up a hard hit single to pull late in the game. Some strength in the hands and can spray liners all over the yard. Up to 87-mph on the mound and worked in the low to mid 80's.

Russell Nelson (2029 RHP, Queen Creek, AZ) up to 87-mph with a loose arm and more to come. Physical build, some feel to spin. Hard hit single to right late in the game as well frmo him in the box.

Landry Boling (2029 3B, Flowery Branch, GA) stayed on a 2K breaker and dropped it into center for a single. Tons of projection with the body and swing here long-term.

Cole Christian (2029 C, Charlotte, NC) working to 87 with life up and sink down. Good capacity to spin an 11/5 breaking ball for strikes. Fast arm with projection.

Dyson Sparks (2029 OF, Acworth, GA) stayed on one and lined it to pull for a clean single. Good frame projection and overall skillset.

Craig Sale (2029 C, Gig Harbor, WA) lines a single to right off some mid 80's velocity for a clean single.

Lane Ayars (2029 LHP, Mount Juliet, TN)- Long and projectable left-handed arm up to 89-mph. Lots to project on here with size, handedness and capacity to spin the breaker as well. Bounced a single through the right side in an AB late in the game.

Nathan Handley-White (2029 RHP, Bradenton, FL)- Up to 91-mph and spins a pair of breaking balls with some feel and unique shapes in his slider and curveball in the mix. Showed a change too. Power arm for the class. He would also collect a 2B in the box, as well a 3B down the RF line.

Dylan Mercado (2029 3B, Houston, TX)- 98 EV double to the RCF gap on an elevated 91-mph fastball. Impressive ability to flatten out at the top and drive it the other way. Lots of power potential. Up to 89-mph on the mound as well with a really good change that tumbles. He would rifle a single to pull in his next AB at 93-mph. 

Ellsworth Elston (2029 RHP, Asheville, NC)- Long bodied arm with lots of physical projection here. Fast arm from a deceptive look, up to 87-mph and spins the hook at 70.

Bates Harrison (2029 OF, Statesboro, GA) - Athletic profile here. Took a hack in a 3-0 count and rifled a 2B to the LCF gap for a ground rule double. Fast hands with twitch.

Luca Giacomino (2029 SS, Wesley Chapel, FL) jumps on an 85-mph heater and rifles it back up the middle for a knock. Solid glove showing this game as well with some feel for the barrel.

Hibiki Suzuki (2029 RHP, Cypress, CA) up to 86-mph with some occasional cut working to the glove side. Quick arm and spins it with sweep.

Alvaro Diaz (2029 SS, Kissimmee, FL) shoots a single to right field at 94 off the bat for a single. Nice athletic profile with an all-fields approach and good hands.

Ashton Cortorreal (2029 OF, Methuen, MA) rifled a single back up the middle at 92-mph off the bat. Really good hands and bat path.

Bryce Green (2029 3B, Soddy Daisy, TN) adjusts to a breaking ball in a 2K count and lines it to pull at 94-mph off the bat. Adjustable with plenty of bat speed.

McKay Skarlanic (2029 RHP, Carlsbad, CA) absolutely rifled a baseball to left center at 101-mph off the bat for a 2B. Showed lots of strength and juice potential in batting practice and it can show itself in game as well.

Cole Erickson (2029 3B, Brooklyn, NY) jumps on a 1st pitch fastball and drives it out to left center at 90-mph off the bat for a 2B. Pretty clean and loose left-handed stroke.

Gavin Dykes (2029 RHP, Peachtree City, GA) working in the low 80's up to 84-mph with a mid 70's breaking ball. Induced some weak contact with his mix.

Keona Barraza (2029 SS, Honolulu, HI) up to 89-mph on the heater & living in the upper 80's with. Can snap off a low 70's hook with some comfort too.

Tripp Morris (2029 RHP, Madison, AL) fast arm with lots of body projection. Up to 90-mph and showed a slider with 22 inches of horizontal break at 77-mph. Tons to project, lots of clay.

Brian Shannon (2029 OF, Brunswick, GA) showing some barrel control in the box, finding a 91 EV flyout and single to left.

Keegan Killebrew (2029 OF, Trophy Club, TX) sitting 86-88 with the heater in relief. Spins the breaker in the low 70's and can land it for strikes. Strong & physical build.

Noah Jarolimek (2029 SS, Simpsonville, SC)- Mid 80's heater working around the plate with a hook that features that some depth and an arm side change.

Cooper Sweeney (2029 RHP, Rock Island, IL) working 84-86 here to close the game out. Lots of strikes and induced weak contact, spins it in the low 70's.

-Michael Albee

Jett Pratt (2029 SS, Oxford, MS) - Loose wrists with repeatability in the swing & shooting liners all over the yard. Natural lift at contact & will grow into impact nicely. 

Brooks Anderson (2029 SS, Urbandale, IA)- Controlled swing with some balance to the operation and natural ability to backspin it. Put a HR out over the LF wall. 

Robbie Deignan (2029 OF, Deerfield Beach, FL)- Monster homeruns in BP with leverage and plus bat speed with more to come, huge offensive projection and impact potential with this swing. Put on a show in batting practice. Really projectable swing. 

Jacob Dockter (2029 1B, Atlanta, GA)- Loose swing with projectable impact and ability to backspin to his pull-side. Ability to get extended, work behdin the baseball and hit off a firm front side. 

Cole Erickson (2029 3B, Brooklyn, NY)- Loose wrists and turns the barrel over, lot of projectable components to this swing and a projectable body to go along with it. Lot to like here between barrel feel and the hands. 

Nathan Handley-White (2029 RHP, Bradenton, FL)- Tons of raw power here and showing it during batting practice with multiple homeruns. 

Bates Harrison (2029 OF, Statesboro, GA)- Quick hands from the left side with an athletic swing and flashed the ability to drive liners to pull. Projectable components here.

Knox Myers (2029 SS, Riverview, FL)- Found a couple of homeruns with the ability to get to some lift at finish when there is barrel length in the zone.

Hibiki Suzuki (2029 RHP, Cypress, CA) launched one out over the pull-side wall here. Shows some ability to get leveraged.

Bryce Green (2029 3B, Soddy Daisy, TN)- Smooth left-handed stroke with bat speed and a clean bat path with natural backspin. Off to a hot start this summer as well on the circuit. 

McKay Skarlanic (2029 RHP, Carlsbad, CA)- Effortless impact ability here with more to project upon with the lean body. Driving baseballs with authority to the gaps.

Lane Ayars (2029 LHP, Mount Juliet, TN)- Lot of power projection here given the leverage and ability to backspin. Controls the barrel head well.

Keona Barraza (2029 SS, Honolulu, HI)- Lot of linedrives in the round to all parts of the field. Heavy barrel with the ability to get to some impact. 

Ashton Cortorreal (2029 OF, Methuen, MA)- HR in BP the other way. Live hands and loose wrists, turns it over with barrel release and a good finish. Lots to project on there.  

Easton Crocker (2029 C, Gilbert, SC)- Easy and balanced swing with strength in the hands and an ability to create linedrive contact consistently. 

Alvaro Diaz (2029 SS, Kissimmee, FL)- Plenty of barrel feel here and sprayed hard liners to all parts of the field. Projectable stroke.

Eli McDaniels (2029 C, Tupelo, MS)- Fast hands with lots of strength to them and can release the barrel out front. Compact swing with a nice path into contact. Plenty to like there.

Dylan Mercado (2029 3B, Houston, TX)- Lots of impact strength and can backspin it with authority. Lots of power projection and showing off the raw juice here in batting practice. 3 HR.

Noah Jarolimek (2029 SS, Simpsonville, SC)- Flashes of impact going to either gap here and put one off the building behind the trees. Went the other way with some authority as well to RCF. 

Macgraw VanWormer (2029 OF, Prescott, AZ)- Flashes it here in BP with some hard hit liners to pull-side and ability to backspin it. Plenty to project on the swing.

Carson Noce (2029 C, White City, OR)- Solid hand speed here with liners all over the yard. Lived on it with authority and controls the head nicely. 

Ian Choi (2029 3B, Chantilly, VA)- Good power projection here and showed some ability to drive it through the middle of the field and to the pull-side. Long body to project on. 

Tyler Hickman (2029 C, Cartersville, GA) quickness to the hands and sprayed liners back up the middle of the field. HR to end the round.

Charlie Blalock (2029 SS, Rockledge, FL)- Fast hands with a short swing and good path into contact. Turns it over nicely and will hit long-term with this look.

Josue Trinidad Rivera (2029 SS, Caguas, PR)- Clean round of BP and can turn it over with solid hit and power potential. Consistent and balanced swing.

Holden Borland (2029 BHP, Cumming, GA)- 3 HR in the round and showed off plenty of pull-side power. 

Craig Sale (2029 C, Gig Harbor, WA)- Impact showing in a big way here with authority to pull & more to come. Balanced swing with barrel release out front.

Lucas Arnold (2029 3B, Argyle, TX)- Flashes of impact and bat speed here with some good hands to project on.

Swisher Cook (2029 LHP, Daleville, VA)- Massive power on display here with a clean round of batting practice, putting baseball over the way on a routine basis. Lots to like, great round of BP.

Landry Boling (2029 3B, Flowery Branch, GA)- Pretty swing when synced up, loose hands showing the ability to impact it well. Lots to project on there.

Jeremiah Guerra (2029 SS, Kissimmee, FL)- On the barrel a lot in this round from both sides of the dish. Simple swing with barrel feel.

Carter Radics (2029 RHP, Peachtree Corners, GA)- Fast, fast bat with looseness to it and gets extneded. Showed the power and hit tool projection.

Graysen Radics (2029 OF, Peachtree Corners, GA)- Follows his brother up with another solid round, lot of stretch here and the hups torque hard in the swing. Some came off loud here.

Dyson Sparks (2029 OF, Acworth, GA)- Lot of bat speed here with leverage in his swing and torques the hips hard. Good size to project on and is able to leverage it hard.

John Tedesco (2029 OF, Claremore, OK)- Monster projection here... really good hands and path into contact with plenty of body projection. Big, big ceiling.

-Michael Albee

Paulie Hobbs (2029 RHP, Dyer, IN) is a big physical right-handed pitcher who flashed some really significant sinking and running action on the fastball. The pitch was in the mid-80s and he showed a full three pitch mix. 

Earon Ramirez (2029 SS, Pasadena, TX) took a really good swing on a two strike changeup to inside out a single the other way. There's good bat to ball and the ability to adjust on tough offspeed pitches. Ramirez later doubled the other way and it's a real hit tool.

Chase Thomas (2029 LHP, New Berlin, WI) has a super advanced three pitch mix and can throw any pitch in any count. The fastball peaked at 81 mph but the changeup and curveball are both really impressive. 

Bryant Wisdom (2029 SS, Sterrett, AL) had a really good piece of hitting on a pitch off the outside corner that he lined for a single at 93 mph off the bat. 

Noah Williams (2029 OF, Fresno, TX) tossed two strong innings, running the fastball up to 87 mph and showing a high spin breaker. The velocity ceiling is high here. 

David Gundel (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) is a big right-hander with sizable projection to the frame and operation. The fastball was in the mid-80s with good extension and the slider is tunneled off the heater well. 

Andrew Nixon Jr (2029 MIF, Kennesaw, GA) was excellent defensively at shortstop, converting a number of tough plays. His internal clock, motor, and footwork are all advanced for the age. 

Kaleth Fradera (2029 OF, Barceloneta, PR) had a good piece on an inner half pitch that he was able to inside out for a single. There's solid tools for Fradera. 

JJ Lott (2029 LHP, Scottsdale, AZ) is a mid-80s left-hander with deception and a strong two pitch mix. The fastball peaked at 85 mph and the bread and butter is a hammer breaking ball with lots of action that got spin north of 2700+ rpm. 

Carlos Ortiz (2029 SS, Yauco, PR) showed some good hands in the middle infield and later added a triple. He got the hands extended to pull a ball into the gap adn showed the speed on the base paths. 

Joey Desalvo (2029 3B, Naples, FL) got a lot of outs quickly and filled it up in the mid-80s. He threw both a changeup and curveball that he had confidence and feel for. 

Frankie Pagano (2029 LHP, Waukee, IA) has looked strong in the early going of the start. Working in the mid-80s and snapping off some nasty hooks in the 71-72 range. He also got the bat head out and hit a double early too. 

Kayden Ragsdale (2029 C, Arlington, VA) lofted one out to the pull-side for a loud homer, coming off at 94 EV and traveling 374 FT. It's pretty easy strength and it plays nicely to the all parts of the field. 

Terrell Hampton-Hall (2029 C, Chicago, IL) lifted one off the base of the left field wall for a loud base hit (102 EV). The ball just simply explodes off the barrel and hasn't missed mistakes this week. 

Josiah Park (2029 OF, Placentia, CA) drove one back up the middle for a double (91 EV). The hands are extremely fast and he can handle the barrel extremely well. 

RJ Westbrook (2029 LHP, Marietta, GA) created a really tough angle from a lower slot and worked at 85-87 with arm-side life to the pitch. He has good feel to spin the baseball and can land in zone too. 

Enzi-Yaw Otieku (2029 SS, Alameda, CA) absolutely blistered one to the pull-side gap for a double (100 EV). It's a fast bat with pretty good tools across the entire profile. He was also up to 91 mph on the mound as well. 

Alexander Scott (2029 OF, Santa Clarita, CA) continues to find loud barrels here in game two of the day as he smashed one into the gap (90 EV). It's loud bat speed, he's been on the barrel the whole event and is uber-projectable. 

Jackson Roy (2029 SS, Natick, MA) hit one well into the pull-side for a base hit (94 EV). It's a short and simple right-handed swing with excellent feel for the barrel. 

Benjamin Taylor (2029 OF, Watkinsville, GA) got the barrel out front and hit one down the left field line for a double. He hit one well earlier in the day for a homer too. The hands are fast and whippy. 

Caleb Kahoalii (2029 RHP, Cypress, TX) had a solid outing on the hill, working the fastball up to 88 with life to it. Kahoalii also mixed in a fading changeup and a breaking ball in the mid 70s, and was able to strike out 4 over 2 innings of work.

Reid Olivier (2029 RHP, Murfreesboro, TN) had a nice showing on the hill, working in the 84-86 range consistently with some run to the arm side. Oliver also worked in a sharp slider in the 75-77 range. 

Alexander Scott (2029 OF, Santa Clarita, CA) hammered one in the third inning to the pull side for a homer. Scott adjusted well to the curveball and crushed it pull side off the light pole (104 EV). 

Benjamin Taylor (2029 OF, Watkinsville, GA) got a hold of one in the third, crushing it out in left center for a homer. Taylor has lightning fast hands with plenty of strength at the plate, and got all of this one. 

William Miller (2029 RHP, Plantation, FL) had a good showing of stuff on the mound, working in the upper 80s and topping out at 90. The uber projectable righty also mixed in a curveball in the low-mid 70s with 11-5 shape. 

Nolan Baird (2029 1B, Corona Del Mar, CA) showed off the ability to work the other way in the third, sending a grounder down the LF line for a double. Baird had a solid round during BP yesterday, and continues to impress with the bat. Baird also showed well on the mound, working the fastball up to 89 with the easy deliver and projectable profile.  

Cruz Guzman (2029 OF, St Petersburg, FL) provided an intriguing look on the hill, working in the upper 80s consistently with the longer arm action and quick arm. Guzman works an athletic delivery, and works in an upper 60s breaking ball with 11-5 shape as well. Guzman also tallied an RBI double in the sixth, sending it down the line in left. 

Brayden Schwantz (2029 RHP, Daniel Island, SC) looked solid on the mound, throwing strikes and sitting in the low 80s. Schwantz also showed a solid splitter in the mid 70s with drop and spin around 700. 

Jackson McAneeley (2029 C, Kailua, HI) had a loud homer here in the sixth, going to the pull side into the trees in left. McAneeley showed off the strength in BP yesterday, and sent this one off the bat at 97 EV. 

Damian Rivas (2029 OF, Honolulu, HI) had a solid piece of hitting here in the sixth, lifting one to left and banging it off the wall. Rivas has an athletic profile and has the ability to impact the baseball to all fields. 

Sam Grimm (2029 OF, Sanford, FL) had a nice display of stuff on the mound, working up to 90 with the fastball. Grimm works an athletic delivery with fluid movements, and working in an upper 60s breaker to pair. 

Colton Smith (2029 C, Liberty Twp, OH) had a nice piece of hitting in the seventh, going into the LCF gap for a triple. This one came off hot at 100 EV, showing off the impact into the gaps. Smith also had another hard hit single in the first. We also got a look at Smith on the mound, and he worked the fastball up to 83 with sink. 

Ivan Carballo (2029 2B, Riverview, FL) had a solid at bat here in the seventh, sending one up the middle at 90 EV for an RBI base knock. Carballo has a strong swing with quicker hands, and got the barrel to this one. 

Bryant Wisdom (2029 SS, Sterrett, AL) had a solid piece of hitting late in this one, sending a triple into the gap for a couple of RBIs. Wisdom is under control throughout the swing, and shows the ability to impact the baseball into the gaps. 

Kayden Ragsdale (2029 C, Arlington, VA) got hold of one in the eighth, sending it up the middle on a line for a base knock. Wisdom shows off some nice barrel skill, and sent this one into center at 90 EV.

Parker Wiles (2029 SS, Pea Ridge, AR) has been all over the barrel as of late, and in this one he smoked one into left at 99 EV. Wiles has clear impact to the pull side with plenty of strength to the hands. 

Kaleth Fradera (2029 OF, Barceloneta, PR) had a nice showing of stuff on the mound, working consistently in the mid 80s with plenty of life to it. Fradera has good athleticism on the mound, and it should be an interesting watch as he develops. 

Hudson Sage (2029 OF, Houston, TX) worked the fastball up to 87 in his outing on the mound, showing off the clean delivery and easy velocity. Sage sat comfortably in the mid 80s with run to it, and mixed in a breaker in the low 70s with 11-5 shape. 

John Drew Mundine (2029 OF, Geronimo, TX) shot one deep into the right field corner for a double (93 EV). Mundine has a nice showing in BP yesterday, and was able to show off his ability to work to all fields with strength. 

Evan Sproull (2029 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) sent one deep into the gap for a double in the eighth, showing off the bat speed and hand strength. This one came off at 91 EV. 

Jace Kennedy (2029 OF, Orlando, FL) had a solid showing on the mound, working in the mid 80s with three pitches. Kennedy used a breaker in the low 70s with 1-7 shape and a fading changeup. 

Theo Schroedter (2029 OF, Chicago, IL) provided an interesting look on the mound, working in the low-mid 80s (T85) with good life to it. Schroedter also mixed in a breaker in the mid 70s with bite. 

Alex Bello (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) fired a solid first inning and showed quality mix. The fastball sat at 86-88 with feel to turn over a low-80s changeup as well as land a breaking ball in the mid-70s. 

Joey Koenig (2029 OF, Ladera Ranch, CA) chopped one down the left field line for a double (91 EV). He's a tooled up outfielder with huge projection and showing quality feel for the barrel. He then barreled another one into the right-center gap at 87 EV for another double later. 

Tucker Christman (2029 SS, Las Vegas, NV) drove on right back up the middle for a base hit to push across a run. It's a fast bat and comes off pretty easy to the middle of the field already with plenty of room to continue adding strength. He followed that up with an 88 EV single later in the game too. 

TJ Coleman (2029 LHP, Wilson, NC) fired a pair of solid innings and showed pretty easy movement patterns down the mound. The arm works and he sat in the mid-80s with heavy sinking action on the fastball. 

Beckett Johnson (2029 LHP, Ellisville, MS) came out firing bullets and creating tough angle, sitting at 88-90 and sinking it hard. It's an ultra-fast arm with big projection, he can also land the curveball at 68-71. 

James Stout (2029 C, Artesia, CA) with easily the loudest barrel of the event so far, going way into the trees in left-center at 104 EV/424 FT for a HR. The strength is ridiculous and put it on display here. He then hit a single back up the middle to drive in a pair of runs in a following AB. 

Christian Thompson (2029 C, Irvington, AL) lifted one to the pull-side gap for a hard hit double (92 EV). It's a short and compact right-handed swing with natural loft and the ball jumps off the barrel. He then barreled another one through the left side at 91 EV. 

Preston Adams (2029 RHP, Bakersfield, CA) showing a ton of things to like here with effortless and athletic movements down the slope. The fastball is working at 86-87 with good feel for a changeup in the upper-70s. 

Paulie Hobbs (2029 RHP, Dyer, IN) turned on one and sent a firm grounder down the left field line for a double to drive in a run. He put a good pass on this one for an extra base hit. 

David Gundel (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) lifted one into the opposite field gap for a base hit to plate a run. He controls the levers nicely and the power projects in a big way. 

Asher Williams (2029 3B, Saint George, UT) hit one down the right field line for a double. He has a fast bat and it comes off really easy to all parts of the field. 

Terrell Hampton-Hall (2029 C, Chicago, IL) pulled the hands in here and lifted one out to the pull-side for a homer, 332 FT. The hands are fast and it comes off extremely well, he shows excellent hand strength here too. 

Cameron Hockett (2029 OF, Spokane, WA) turned the barrel over on one and smoked one through the right side for a base hit. It's a loose left-handed swing with quality barrel feel on display throughout. 

Will Holly  Jr. (2029 SS, Florence, NJ) has collected a pair of barrels as we approach the later innings of this one. The hands are fast and twitchy, he runs well can really handle the barrel. 

Chanz Chancey (2029 C, New York, NY) had a solid round of BP, working through the middle of the field often. Chancey works with solid bat speed and has some strength, and was able to showcase that today. 

TJ Coleman (2029 LHP, Wilson, NC) had a nice showing today in batting practice, working on the barrel often with authority. Coleman also showed off the solid strength, sending one over the wall for a homer. 

Terrell Hampton-Hall (2029 C, Chicago, IL) was on the barrel throughout his round of BP, showing off the hand speed and feel to hit. Hampton-Hall also sent one over the wall for a homer, showing off his impressive strength. 

Will Holly  Jr. (2029 SS, Florence, NJ) had an impressive round at the plate during BP, showing off the hand speed with the smooth lefty swing. Holly Jr. projects to add strength in the future and has fluidity to the path. 

Chance Kidd (2029 C, Dallas, TX) worked well into the gaps with the ability to back spin the baseball, and has plenty of strength to be a power bat at the plate. Kidd has some solid bat speed with an XL frame, and he was all over the barrel in today's round. 

Josiah Park (2029 OF, Placentia, CA) showed off the fast hands and twitch at the plate with some good strength during BP. Park has the ability to work on a line to all fields, and showed that today. 

MJ Prisco (2029 OF, Bradenton, FL) showed off the solid bat speed and quick hands with the smooth lefty swing. Prisco was on the barrel, and projects to add on to the strength and bat speed. 

Easton Housewright (2029 SS, Knoxville, TN) had some solid bat speed with solid hands working through the baseball. Housewright also showed some barrel strength, working with authority into the gaps. 

Joey Koenig (2029 OF, Ladera Ranch, CA) had a good showing today during BP, working on the barrel often with strength. Koenig projects to add strength in the future with the fast and easy bat speed. 

Andrew Nixon Jr (2029 SS, Kennesaw, GA) had a nice round today, showing off the quick hands with good barrel feel. Nixon also has plenty of room to grow into his frame, and projects to add strength to the swing. 

Xavier Rodriguez (2029 C, Loganville, GA) had a goopd showing in his round of BP, showing off the ability to lift with power at the dish. Rodriguez creates solid leverage on the back side of the swing, with plenty of strength. 

Cameron Hockett (2029 OF, Spokane, WA) had a good showing at the dish with some solid power at the plate, and plenty of power projection remaining. Hockett has lightning fast hands with the ability to lift the baseball with power. 

Holden Semans (2029 OF, Blaine, MN) provided an intriguing look at the plate with the smooth and fast hands, working it into the gaps often. Semans has power potential at the dish with a loose swing. 

Riley Shumpert (2029 OF, Kennesaw, GA) had a good round today during BP, showing off the loose swing at the dish with some power. Shumpert projects to add power with the lanky frame and quickness to the hands in the left handed swing. 

Beckett Johnson (2029 LHP, Ellisville, MS) had a monstrous round at the plate, launching multiple baseballs over the wall in right for homers. Johnson has a lot of twitch in the swing with natural leverage on the back side. 

Parker Wiles (2029 SS, Pea Ridge, AR) had an impressive showing today with some obvious impact out front. Wiles launched one over the wall in left, showing off the pull side power. 

Crew Elrod (2029 C, Chattanooga, TN) had one of the more impressive power rounds with multiple homers to the pull side. Elrod has some obvious strength out front with the fast bat, and was able to put on a show in his round. 

Cruz Guzman (2029 OF, St Petersburg, FL) had a solid round in his round of BP, working on the barrel throughout the round with liners through the middle of the field. Guzman has solid hand speed with an up-the-middle approach. 

Peyton Lopez (2029 SS, New Caney, TX) was all over the barrel during his round of BP, working mainly to the pull side with solid strength. Lopez has obvious feel with the barrel and good hand speed, and was able to put together a solid round. 

Jackson McAneeley (2029 C, Kailua, HI) had a good round of BP today, working on the barrel to the pull side. McAneeley worked mainly to the pull side with strength, putting together some loud swings. 

Kayden Ragsdale (2029 C, Arlington, VA) was on the barrel throughout his round of BP, working to all fields. Most of the strength comes to the pull side, and he was able to lift a few that way. 

Hudson Sage (2029 OF, Houston, TX) showed off the power in his round of BP, lifting it with plenty of strength at the plate. Sage has a quick bat with good strength, and has some impact to all fields. 

Alexander Scott (2029 OF, Santa Clarita, CA) stayed through the middle of the field in his round of BP, working the hands through the baseball well. Scott has obvious feel for the barrel, and was able to put together a solid round. 

Rhys Torgerson (2029 RHP, Simpsonville, SC) had a loud round of BP, working through the middle of the field to start, but began to lift to the pull side later on. Torgerson has good bat speed and obvious strength. 

RJ Westbrook (2029 LHP, Marietta, GA) provided an intriguing look at the plate, showing off the hand speed and barrel skill during BP. Westbrook has a lot of power projection to tap into, and was all over the barrel during BP.

Ivan Carballo (2029 2B, Riverview, FL) had a solid round of batting practice today, showing off the hand speed and feel to hit. Carballo was on the barrel throughout the round with liners all over the field. 

Sam Grimm (2029 OF, Sanford, FL) was all over the barrel throughout his round, showing off the solid bat and hand speed. Grimm also flexed the strength at the dish, crushing two homers.

Anderson McAfee (2029 C, Clarksville, TN) had a ridiculous showing of power today, launching 6 homers in his 10 swings. McAfee has a solid base with obvious bat speed, and was able to put together one of the more impressive rounds of the day.

John Drew Mundine (2029 OF, Geronimo, TX) had a good round at the dish while showing off the easy strength. Mundine also has solid bat speed with the ability to work to all fields. 

Earon Ramirez (2029 SS, Pasadena, TX) had a good showing during his BP, showing off the looseness to his swing with feel for the barrel. Ramirez works a middle of the field approach and was on the barrel throughout the round.

Damian Rivas (2029 OF, Honolulu, HI) had a nice round at the plate, showing off the fluid barrel with impact to all fields. Rivas also has solid bat speed with easy strength.

Colton Smith (2029 C, Liberty Twp, OH) had a very nice round at the plate on day 1, showing off the strength. Smith has an uphill path, with enough strength to hit it into the trees. 

Kaleth Fradera (2029 SS, Barceloneta, PR) had a solid round and showed off some impressive strength in his BP. Fradera hit one out to the pull side, showing off the strength out front.