Anthony Guidi (2028 RHP, Nesconset, NY) started his day off with a triple down the RF line, showcasing the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field with backspin created.

Matthew Smith (2028 OF, Summit, NJ) ran the FB up to 83 mph and sequenced effectively in a 2 inning start, picking up a pair of Ks. There's plenty of projection and intrigue in the 6-foot-3, 170 pound frame with a high velocity ceiling for the future.

Marcus Chan (2028 C, Bayside, NY) drilled a ball off the base of the CF wall in his first PA of the game, showcasing a well-timed stroke with clear drive created from the lower half. 

Lucas Lucido (2028 OF, Northport, NY) split the RCF gap for an RBI triple in the bottom of the 2nd as the 5-foot-10, 160 pound prospect controlled the barrel well with present strength in the hands.

Shaun Mingo (2028 SS, East Islip, NY) drove a double to the LCF gap in the bottom of the 4th showcasing quickness to the hands with projectable offensive traits on display.

Milo Hansen (2027 C, Niskayuna, NY) provided value on both sides of the field, picking up a single in his last AB while also keeping the running game at bay behind the dish defensively. The 5-foot-11, 165 pound prospect has a well rounded toolset with additional strength to come.

Joshua Albizu Jr (2028 SS, Cranston, RI) had a good round in both the contact and power department, showcasing the ability to use his long levers to use the whole field as well as get into some pull side power. 

Marcus Chan (2028 C, Bayside, NY) was on the barrel throughout the round. Works to the ball with a small leg kick and has loose hands to work to the middle of the field consistently. 

Jack Bisson (2029 OF, Westwood, MA) showed off a middle of the field approach throughout his round. Good feel for the barrel and a very simple setup to create impact consistently.

Milo Hansen (2027 C, Niskayuna, NY) showed off some power potential in his round. Starting open with a lower hand setup then coiling into the back half to create natural loft to the swing paired with gap to gap power.

Michael Garcia (2028 RHP, Westhampton, NY) impressed through his round. Very tall left handed set up with a hovering front side to create easy backspin to the pull side as well as some natural loft in the swing.

Jeremy Vasquez (2028 OF, Santo Domingo, PM) had a very impressive round from the power department. Loud and athletic actions in the box paired with present bat speed to consistently get into power to the gaps as well as pull side for multiple HRs. 

Jack Carss (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) ran the Fastball up to 84 with ASR paired with a 11/5 CB with a bigger shape and a sharper SL both in the upper 60s to low 70s. Clean repeatable mechanics with a quick arm and a quality 3-pitch repertoire. 

Marcus Chan (2028 C, Bayside, NY) tripled to the right center early in the ball game. Loose hands with a small leg kick to spray line drives gap to gap.

Ryan Fernandes (2029 SS, Cromwell, CT) had a pair of hits and an RBI in the game. Athletic actions in the box with good feel for the barrel. 

Michael Garcia (2028 RHP, Westhampton, NY) ran the Fastball into the low 80s on the mound. Pairs it with a tighter breaking ball to get whiffs. Also had a pair of hits and an RBI in the game. Athletic profile with some two way intrigue. 

Sly Dombrosky (2027 OF, East Meadow, NY) worked two clean innings of work striking out 3. Fastball up to 80 paired with a slurvy breaking ball in the low 60s. Fluid mover on the mound with a solid two pitch mix.