Camron Poe (2023 LHP, Chesterfield, MO) has a long and athletic frame and got the start for the White team, running his fastball up to 87 mph from a lower, extended slot. The fastball showed some sinking action to it and he mixed a curveball into the low-70s for strikes.

Jaden Bastian (2023 OF, Winter Garden, FL) squared up a fastball in his first at-bat of the day and certainly didn’t miss it, driving a double deep to center field that one hopped the wall, continuing his hot hitting this showcase. It was more of the same in his second at-bat, this time putting a ball down the right field line for a double.

John Abraham (2023 RHP, Tampa, FL) showed off a quick right arm on the bump as the uncommitted right-hander worked in the upper-80s with his fastball, peaking 90 mph. The breaking ball proved to be a difference maker with hard, late biting life in the upper-70s with high spin and maintained arm speed.

Aidan Paradine (2024 C, Bayonne, NJ) got a fastball he could handle and got the barrel out front, driving the pitch down the right field line for a double, plating another run for the Royal club.

Damian Hernandez (2023 1B, Hialeah, FL) is a strong right-handed bat and he made his presence felt with a booming double to deep center field, elevating the ball while emptying the bases for the White team.

Cason Engert (2023 RHP, Cumming, GA) followed in relief for the White team and showed some running life on his fastball which bumped 87 mph and able to miss bats up in the zone. He spun the breaking ball well in the low-70s as well, landing the 11-5 shaped pitch for strikes.

Chase Krewson (2023 OF, Bridgeville, PA) showed well on both sides of the ball, showing big range in right field to rob extra bases after finding the barrel in his at-bat a couple innings prior, driving a deep fly out to center field. Turns out he was just getting things going as Krewson turned around a fastball in his last at-bat of the day for a no doubt home run over the right field fence.

Uncommitted left-hander Cristofer Walley (2023 LHP, Inverness, FL) was up to 84 mph during his two innings on the mound, creating some angle from an extended slot while landing a breaking ball for strikes with 1-7 shape.

The White team found barrels in three consecutive at-bats as Eric Jeon (2023 SS, Fullerton, CA), Hudson Shoaf (2024 C, Germantown, TN) and Gabriel Tirado (2024 C, Newington, CT) all showed off their strength with hard contact around the yard, putting up offense for the club.

Tirado continued to make loud noises with the stick, barreling another ball up, this time to the right-center field gap for a screaming stand up double.

Andrew Elkhill (2023 LHP, Cumming, GA) is a strongly built uncommitted left-hander who ran his fastball up to 87 mph early, showing a short arm stroke and some running life to the ball. He landed the breaking ball for strikes and turned over a changeup as well with a similar release on the pitch.

Jorge Gonzalez Febo (2023 SS, Orlando, FL) got the barrel out front and lined a single down the right field line which he tried stretching into a double but right fielder Parker Picot quickly thwarted that with a strike to the bag to get him by a step.

Francesco Capocci (2023 3B, Cumming, GA) jumped on the mound to cap off a nice showcase and ran his fastball up to 90 mph, showing a quick and loose arm action on the mound while showing a curveball in the mid-70s.

Eric Fernandez (2023 SS, Miami, FL) enjoyed another two-hit day at the plate, twice putting singles back in play with one that dropped in behind the second baseman before hitting an 87 mph fastball into center.

Austyn Winkleblech (2023 OF, Canonsburg, PA) made the most of his final at-bat on the day, squaring up an upper-80s fastball for a deep triple to center field that rattled off the fence.

Ethan Pulliam (2023 SS, Starkville, MS) hopped on the mound for an inning, showing a short and compact arm action on the mound, running his fastball up to 85 mph while landing a curveball for strikes in the low-70s with short depth. He punched out a pair on the day.

Dominick Scalese (2023 SS, Peachtree Corners, GA) also got an inning on the bump, topping out at 87 mph with a quick arm and some sink while mixing a curveball up to 71 mph, working a quick frame.

Alex Karst (2023 1B, Smyrna, GA) is a huge presence on the mound and he uses his length to his advantage, creating extension and sink with a fastball up to 88 mph. He swung the bat well throughout the event and was able to generate the velocity with relative ease.

Kyle Henley (2023 OF, Cumming, GA) turned around a fastball and barreled it over the left fielder's head, showing some carry coming off. 

Tyson Lewis (2024 SS, Yutan, NE) ran his fastball up to 88 mph on the mound in relief for Royal, showing a full arm stroke through the back side while creating some extension out front. 

Wesley Mendes (2023 LHP, Tampa, FL) produced effortless, high-80s velocity to kick off the morning. He sat 88-90 consistently and reached 91 with the fastball. The Florida native induced lots of weak contact and repeated his delivery well.

Gavin Gallaher (2023 SS, Apex, NC) showed the ability to handle velocity, singling up the middle on an upper-80s fastball to ignite the offense for Vegas Gold.

Tate McGuire's (2023 RHP, Kansas City, MO) fastball lived in the upper-80s and reached 90 early on. The projectable right hander employed a four-pitch mix. The slider was the best secondary with tight lateral break in the high-80s. He also threw a low-70s curveball with more depth.

Kaden Irving (2023 3B, Gautier, MS) showed the ability to adjust to off speed, sitting on a 70 mph curveball and sending a missile to left field. He continued to impress with the stick, mashing a triple to the right centerfield gap. The strongly built Mississippi product has made a strong impression over the past few days.

Tommy Roldan (2023 LHP, Poolesville, MD) impressed with his two-pitch mix for Vegas Gold. The southpaw sat 88-89 with his fastball and paired it with a mid-70s slider. The pitch had consistent slurvy shape and he exhibited confidence to throwing it any count.

Miller Green (2023 LHP, Nashville, TN), an ultra-projectable left hander, operated 83-87 with his heater and complimented it with a curveball-changeup mix. The curveball ranged from 69-71 with 11-5 shape and depth. His changeup flashed good fade to it at 75-78.

Myles Naylor (2023 SS, Mississauga, ON) barreled a loud double to the opposite field gap to one-hop the fence. He also ranged up the middle at short in the eighth and threw accurately to first to record the out. The shortstop possesses an impressive set of tools on both sides of the ball.

Pierce Boles (2023 RHP, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) showcased a fastball in the 88-90 range and mixed in his secondaries well and was comfortable throwing them in any count. The slider lived in the upper-70s with tightness and lateral break. His changeup showed fade and diving action at times at 78-80.

Colton Wombles (2023 C, Salem, AL) adjusted to a 78 mph slider and lined a loud single the other way. The catcher has been a standout on both sides of the ball throughout the entire event.

Aidan Miller (2023 3B, Trinity, FL) came in on the bump and pumped 91-92 and touched 94. He also mixed in a 11-5 curveball at 74-75. The Arkansas commit also laced a double down the line earlier in the game.

Landen Maroudis (2023 SS, Largo, FL) showed some loud stuff, sitting 89-90 with his fastball in his inning of work. He showed feel and command of both of his secondaries. The curveball showed good depth as he consistently landed it in the 72-74 range. His changeup showed heavy fade at 78-82.

Francesco Capocci (2023 3B, Cumming, GA) started off the game making two slick plays at the hot corner, including a sliding, backhanded stop. He also showed off some strength at the plate, barreling a loud fly ball to left field. The athleticism continues to play in game for the Georgia native.

Joey Tuttoilmondo (2023 RHP, Monmouth Junction, NJ) impressed in his outing with a solid three-pitch mix. His fastball sat 85-87 and reached 88. He effectively mixed in his sweeping curveball in the high-60s and a change that showed solid fade in the 75-80 range. The right-hander finished his outing with four strikeouts.

Cameron Tilly (2023 RHP, Newburgh, IN) showcased extremely easy velocity consistently in the high-80s early on before settling in at 84-87 The right-hander also mixed in a slider in the high-70s and a curveball with depth in the low-70s. Tilly threw strikes while working efficiently and getting quick outs.

Alex Karst (2023 1B, Smyrna, GA) turned on a fastball to drive a double down the left field line. The 6’7”/215 first basemen had a strong batting practice, and it has carried over into today.

Axel Melendez (2023 OF, Cidra, PR) showed quick hands, ripping a single up the middle in the second inning. The Puerto Rico native then abruptly showed off his speed stealing second and third.

Matt Manley (2023 RHP, Huntsville, AL) hopped on the bump sitting 87-90 and reaching 91 with the fastball. The Alabama native offered some jerk and deception, making it difficult for hitters to pick up. The right-hander also mixed in a curveball with medium 12-6 depth at 70. 

Matt Hoag (2024 LHP, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL), a long and projectable and lefty sat 85-86 and touched 87 from a ¾ slot. He commanded his fastball, dotting it corner to corner. The Duke commit also mixed in a sweeping breaking ball in the mid-70s.

Dylan Cupp (2023 SS, Cedartown, GA) showed off his usual elite defense making multiple plays in which he showed lateral agility before making acrobatic, accurate throws from all angles.

Tait Picot (2023 2B, Rochester Hills, MI) turned around fastball to left centerfield for a double. The righthanded hitter showed some strength at contact and ignited a rally inning for the Royal team. He would later go on to barrel another double on a fastball in the bottom of the eighth. 

Jack Mackinnon (2023 OF, Sarasota, FL) put a nice swing on a left-on-left matchup to drive in two on an inside-out base knock to left field. The Florida native also showed good instincts, taking second base on the throw.

Jackson Evers (2023 RHP, Madison, MS) impressed during outing, operating 86-87 and touching 88 with natural cut to the fastball. The strong right-hander consistently landed a tight slider at 78-79 with tight, lateral bite. He also mixed in a low-80s changeup.

Joshua Gunther (2023 RHP, Fairhope, AL) had a strong showing, showing a solid four-pitch mix. The fastball sat 88-89 with some life as he commanded it to both sides of the plate. He was comfortable throwing his high-70s slider in any count and flashed some tightness. The curveball showed medium depth at 70-72.

Zach Wadas (2023 1B, Phoenix, AZ) absolutely barreled a ball to the opposite field gap, making it all the way to third for a triple. The tall and strong lefthanded hitter possesses considerable pop and showed he can get into it in-game.

Jaden Bastian (2023 OF, Winter Garden, FL) turned on a fastball on the inner-half for a double. The outfielder showed solid bat speed and put his speed on display, racing to get to second base standing up.

Dennis (Trey) Butler (2024 OF, Chicago, IL) tripled in the top of eighth and sped around the bases to make it into third base standup. The Louisville commit’s athleticism and advanced hand speed plays in game as he profiles as a top of the order table-setter type bat.

After a very impressive showing in catcher workouts yesterday, Colton Wombles' (2023 C, Salem, AL) arm was on display as he gunned down two runners at second base in the bottom of the eighth. He would later tally on another caught stealing, throwing out a runner at second to record the final out of the game. The Alabama native has some of the best catch and throw skills in the class.

Samuel Stafura (2023 SS, Mohegan Lake, NY) went deep in the bottom of the tenth over the high left-field fence. He turned on the 85 mph fastball and knew he got all of it as soon he caught it out front.

Griffin Graves (2023 Jackson, TN) makes it look easy on the bump. He hammered the bottom bottom of the zone with an upper-80s fastball that peaked at 89 and showed an above average changeup. He also spun a breaking ball that was up to 78-mph.

Scott Doran (2023 Flourtown, PA) workhorse build and has a fluid and clean operation. He gets good angle on the mostly mid-80s heater that peaked at 89 early. His three-pitch mix includes a tight slider and changeup that has some late fade to it.

Isaiah Mack (2023 Cornelius, NC) absolutely smoked a ball into the left centerfield gap for a double. The frame is extra physical, but he has loose athletic movements. The power potential really stands out.

Aidan Knaak (2023 Fort Myers, FL) has a quick arm that produces 2400 rpm fastballs in the upper-80s. The changeup has tumble and is tough on opposing hitters. The curveball shows good shape. Solid mold to work with and develop.

Cam Collier (2023 Austell, GA) is one of the best offensive prospects in the country with is run producing ability from the left side. He flashed the leather today with an outstanding diving play at third base, quickly getting up and riffling a strike to first to record an out. He always impresses. He later drove a ball to the opposite field that flew off the bat. To round things out he ran his heater up to 93-mph and threw four-pitches for strikes.

Patric Menk (2023 Ponte Vedra, FL) settled in nicely in his second inning of work. The fastball showed angle and late life as he ran it up to 87-mph. He got swing and miss on both the curveball and changeup as well. There is still a ton of projection remaining in the long frame as well.

Isaiah Mamea (2023 Middleburg, FL) looks the part with his 6-3/170 frame and his loose and clean arm action fired mid-80s fastballs that peaked at 89. There was some carry to to the heater and it played well off both his slider and curveball.

Josh Fernald (2023 Live Oak, FL) is a good athlete with a compact arm action that slings lively fastballs in the 85-87/88 range. The CB/CU both have good qualities and he matches both the arm slot and hand speed on them.

Logan Hughes (2023 Deland, FL) the physicality and bat speed took shape as he banged a double off the big wall to the opposite field. He recognizes pitches and can clearly drive balls to all fields.

Ashton Larson (2023 Overland Park, KS) has exceptional eye-hand coordination and seems to always hit. He stayed on top of a high fastball and hammered a line drive up the middle for a single.

CJ Richard (2023 Liberty Township, OH) is a twitchy athlete that can beat you in a lot of ways. He smoked a ball up the middle and absolutely scoots around the bases. He covers a lot of ground in the outfield too.

Grayson Lincecum (2023 3B, Houston, TX) continued to swing an impressive stick form the right side, building off a quality day one with a ground rule double to the right-center field gap to open up game two. He wrapped up the day with another single to the middle of the field, getting the barrel on a curveball. 

Paul Farley (2023 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) is a projectable right-hander who ran his fastball up to 90 mph in the first inning of work, pounding the strike zone while showing good tempo and energy on the mound. He showed a harder, downer breaking with 12-6 shape and mixed it well, keeping hitters off balance.

Cole Eaton (2023 OF, Elkhorn, NE) got the barrel out front on an outer half 85 mph fastball and barreled it hard into right field, continuing what has been an already loud and impressive showcase for the Tennessee commit. He continued to swing it well later in the game, going the other way for a triple down the right field line after showing a 90 mph fastball on the mound the half inning prior.

Cade Brown (2024 3B, Lilburn, GA) followed suit for the Orange team and barreled up a triple to the opposite field, scooting around the bases while plating a couple of runs for the team. It’s a loose right-handed swing with some present pop and carry off the barrel.

Dylan Loy (2023 LHP, Sevierville, TN) continued to pump the strike zone as he always does, landing his low-70s curveball for strikes rather consistently. He was up to 86 mph with good extension out front and able to miss bats while inducing weak contact.

Jake Devalk (2023 3B, Fairhope, AL) worked two innings for the Maroon team, showing a methodical delivery and a compact, quick arm action. The fastball was up to 88 mph in the first inning with some angle to it and he showed feel for spinning a curveball up to 75 mph with short depth and 11-5 shape.

Riley Jackson (2023 C, Melbourne, FL) put one of the more impressive swings on the ball in game one, keeping his weight back on a curveball and barreling it down the opposite field line, getting quality barrel on the ball to drive in Drew Burress (2023 OF, Perry, GA) who reached via a single to his pull side before stealing second and third base. Jackson followed that up another barrel, driving a single to the right-center gap. 

Daniel Cuvet (2023 3B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) remained one of the hotter hitters on the Orange team and despite “miss-hitting” the ball towards the end of the bat, he still manage to drive it off the base of the wall in left-center field for a double. The Miami commit also jumped on the mound and was up to 88 mph while showing three pitches for strikes.

Seth Farni (2023 OF, Long Beach, MS) closed out yesterday’s game with a long home run from the right side of the plate and nearly went out again on day two, this time from the left side but again working to left field, clanking a double off the top of the wall, showing impressive juice off of the barrel.

Dylan Vigue (2023 SS, Leominster, MA) made the trip down from Massachusetts and performed well on the mound, running his fastball up to 87 mph from a short and compact arm action, showing an easy release with life out of the hand. He also spun it well, landing the pitch for strikes while working comfortably around the zone.

Drew Reaves (2023 SS, Pensacola, FL) enjoyed a two-hit game for the Maroon with the first going for extra bases before pulling a single through the 6-hole. He’s currently uncommitted.

Brett Busbea (2023 3B, Bailey, MS) closed things out and though he's not a primary pitcher, he still impressed on the mound with a fastball up to 87 mph though the difference maker was the curveball, a 12-6 shape pitch which he landed consistently for strikes while showing 2,500-2685 RPM on the pitch. 

Dennis (Trey) Butler (2024 OF, Chicago, IL) kicked batting practice off with a healthy serving of barrels. Stayed short and simple to the baseball as he sprayed it on a line to all fields. 

Ryan Cooney (2023 SS, Portland, OR) took a loud round as he impacted with authority. Natural lift in the swing as he proved to have some power to the middle of the field. 

Colton Wombles (2023 C, Salem, AL) flashed quick hands as he stayed compact to the baseball. Looked to stay inside the baseball and did so with success. Ended it with a power showing to the pull-side as he left the yard. 

Brett House (2023 OF, Suwanee, GA) utilized a big, physical build as he pounded the baseball gap to gap. Feel for the bat head as he dropped the barrel on the baseball while getting extended. 

Kaden Irving (2023 3B, Gautier, MS) absolutely unloaded on baseballs. Lift in the swing and donated a few deep over the fence. Some of the easiest power you will find in the class. 

David McCann (2023 C, Easton, CT) flashed some big power as he drove it over the scoreboard in the right-center gap. Big bat speed and generated plenty of loud contact. 

Wesley Mendes (2023 LHP, Tampa, FL) had a strong showing in workouts and carried over the confidence into the box. Crushed a couple baseballs over the pull-side fence. 

Dylan Cupp (2023 SS, Cedartown, GA) stayed short and simple to the baseball as he peppered the middle of the field. Also flashed plus power as he left the yard to the pull-side multiple times. 

Miller Green (2023 LHP, Nashville, TN) dropped the bat head on the baseball and created loud contact. Leveraged the baseball and drove it deep to the pull-side. Easy juice in the swing and projects as a power bat. 

Aidan Miller (2023 3B, Trinity, FL) continues the trend of punishing baseballs. Pounded the gaps and even left the yard dead center toward the end of his round. 

Zach Wadas (2023 1B, Phoenix, AZ) proving he can generate bat speed out of his larger frame. Matched plane and drove it on a line to the pull-side. 

Bo Jonas (2024 C, Kansas City, MO) put on a show as he donated three homers in a row to the pull-side. Rhythm in the swing while exploding with the hips & hands. Big time power and make it look easy. 

David Mysza (2024 SS, Sierra Madre, CA) took a professional round of batting practice as he peppered all fields. Advanced bat on ball skills as he utilized a table setter type approach. 

Joshua Gunther (2023 RHP, Fairhope, AL) left the yard a couple times during his round. Lift to the swing and looks to drive it to the pull-side for power while doing so with success. 

Jack Mackinnon (2023 OF, Sarasota, FL) created separation as he ran the bat head into the baseball consistently. Got extended and proved he could drive it with some carry into the gaps. 

Alex Karst (2023 1B, Smyrna, GA) hit possibly the longest baseball of the day as it went over the pull-side fence and over the light pole. Huge power and let it eat with every swing. 

Bryce Clavon (2024 SS, Hampton, GA) utilized his quick hands as he fired the bat head through the zone on a linear plane. Sprayed it around and proved to have some feel for the barrel. 

Evan Haeger (2023 OF, New Hudson, MI) stayed simple to the baseball as he got extended and punished baseballs. Power to the pull-side gap showing during his round. 

Ty Wisdom (2023 3B, Kansas City, MO) was fluid in his actions as the left-handed hitter showcased feel for squaring it up. Drove it gap to gap with carry. 

Steven Spalitta (2023 C, Mandeville, LA) peppered the pull-side of the field as he flashed quick hands. Violent in the swing as he gets extended out front. 

Ariston Veasey (2024 C, Tyrone, GA) carried over a solid showing behind the dish during workouts. Sprayed it on a line to all fields during his round and took an overall professional round of batting practice. 

Drew Kennedy (2023 1B, Malvern, PA) mashed baseballs during his round. Repeated the swing and stayed balanced with every cut he took. Proved to have some carry into the pull-side gap. 

Ethan Pulliam (2023 SS, Starkville, MS) flashed elite type hand speed as he stayed compact to the baseball. Linear path and peppered the middle of the field during his round. 

Blake Bowen (2023 SS, Wooster, OH) with simple mechanics as he seemed to find a barrel with every cut. Drove it into both gaps as the bat shows as polished. 

Chase Krewson (2023 OF, Bridgeville, PA) stepped into the box and squared it up 10 times in a row. Drove it gap to gap and proved to have some juice to the pull-side. Overall advanced skills in the box. 

Hudson Shoaf (2024 C, Germantown, TN) punished baseballs as he went after it in a violent manner. Looks to drive it over the pull-side fence and proved he could do it when timed up properly. 

Gabriel Tirado (2024 C, Newington, CT) ended the day in a loud fashion. Barreled it up and left the yard to end his day. Easy power and it's only going to get better. 

Jorge Gonzalez Febo (2023 SS, Orlando, FL) was extremely impressive in his infield workout and the hand strength translated. Quick hands as he looked to do damage with every cut. 

James Hays (2023 RHP, Hawkinsville, GA) utilized a big, physical build as the right-hander impressed on the mound. Fastball was lively out of hand sitting in the low-90's while topping out at 93 mph. Also mixed in a pair of breaking balls showing both a curveball and slider. Rounded the arsenal off with a tumbling changeup. Avoided hard contact during his outing. Didn't give up a hit in his two innings of work. 

Tommy Turner (2023 RHP, Coventry, RI) was athletic in the delivery as he pounded the bottom half of the zone. Fastball up to 90 mph and sat in the upper-80's as he generated arm side run. Flashed a good changeup showing fade & rounded the arsenal off with a breaking ball showing 12-to-6 movements. Command for all pitches as he was efficient in his work. 

Javier Gorostola (2023 C, Miami, FL) found a loud barrel during the action as he doubled into the right-center gap. Strength in the hands present with elite type hand-eye coordination. Controls the bat head and knows when to go after pitches in certain situations. 

James DeCremer III (2023 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ) was free and easy in the delivery as the lanky righty worked downhill. Fastball showing big arm side run with heaviness to it. Topped out at 88 mph and mixed in a tight spinning breaking ball. Proved he could miss barrels and spotted up with the heater early in counts. 

Blake Dickerson (2023 LHP, Virginia Beach, VA) projectable to say the least as he stands at a lean 6-foot-6. Smooth actions on the bump as the arm works. Fastball up to 89 mph with good arm side run. Worked in a curveball showing 1-to-7 movements that he landed for strikes. Looked to go back foot to right-handed hitters. 

Finley Buckner (2023 OF, Oak Park, CA) found the barrel as he has done so since he took his round of batting practice. Short and simple to the baseball as he impacts with authority. Sprays it around and even flashed some power as he tripled into the left-center gap. 

Connor Crisp (2023 RHP, Locust Grove, GA) showcased a quick arm as the right-hander filled up the zone. Intent in the delivery as he ran the fastball up to 91 mph. Showing arm side run as the baseball gets in on hitters hands quickly. Mixed in a tight spinning breaking ball with 11-to-5 movements with late bite. 

Samuel Richardson (2024 3B, Senatobia, MS) hit a scorcher to the pull-side that burned the left-fielder as he cruised into second with a stand-up double. Knocked in a run while doing so. Also single up the middle earlier in the game. Obvious twitch showing as he proved he could run on the paths. Advanced bat on ball skills showing. 

Chance Fitzgerald (2023 RHP, Sanford, FL) utilized a long, lean frame as the right-hander shows plenty of upside. Free and easy arm action as he ran up the fastball to 90 mph. Proved he could repeat as he filled up the zone. Mixed in a breaking ball showing depth as he tunneled it well off the fastball. 

Adison Worthman (2023 OF, Bloomington, IL) generated some of the loudest contact of the day in the box. Got ahead in a count and sat fastball before driving it back up the middle. Busted it out of the box and turned it into a double. Great athlete and projects as a power bat. 

Seth Farni (2023 OF, Long Beach, MS) went yard in the last inning as he drove it into the left-center gap trees. Knows how to leverage the baseball. Fires the hips and delivers the bat head on time consistently. 

Bo Rhudy (2023 RHP, Chickamauga, GA) started us off early with some noise as the right-hander pounded the zone with a three-pitch mix. Fastball jumping out of hand that was up to 89 mph. Mixed in a fading changeup and a breaking ball showing vertical depth in the low-70's. Mixed it up and proved he could pitch backwards. Solid outing as he went 2.0 innings tallying up three punchouts on just one hit. 

Frank Menendez (2023 LHP, Miami, FL) generated easy velocity with drop and drive mechanics as he delivered from tough higher slot. Worked downhill as the fastball topped out at 91 mph. Proved he could work both sides of the dish as he really got under the hands of right-handed hitters. Struck out a pair during his 2.0 innings of work. 

Darnell W. Parker Jr. (2023 SS, Carrollton, VA) showed off his defensive skills as he made a great play on a slow roller. Quick exchange and fired a dart over from a low arm slot with the throw being right on the money to get the runner by a half a step. Elite type defender who continues to press more and more at shortstop every time we see him. 

Keilon Parnell (2023 OF, Pascagoula, MS) had a strong showing during workouts & carried that confidence into games. Doubled down the left-field line and went on to scoot into second base. Elite type speed and is showing off a polished hit tool as well. 

Landen Baker (2023 1B, Nashville, NC) proved to have feel for the stick as he sat back on a breaking ball and smoked it into the left-center gap. Later went on to triple down the rightfield line to cap off his day. Sees spin early and projects as a power bat down the road. 

Garrett Baumann (2023 RHP, Oviedo, FL) putting his 6-foot-8 frame to good use as the right-hander pounded the zone with a bevy of pitches. Mixed in both a two-seamer and a four. Running two-seam in mid-80's and ran the four-seam up to 93 mph. Also worked in a fading changeup and breaking ball showing vertical movements. Efficient in his work as he went right after hitters. 

Hunter Baynes (2023 RHP, Bradenton, FL) is an interesting uncommitted righty as the flashed a quick arm and was athletic in his actions on the hill. Fastball jumping out of hand sitting upper-80's and topped out at 90 mph. When he found the release point, the breaking ball showed swing and miss potential. 

Edward Copper (2023 RHP, Ivyland, PA) showing huge upside on the mound. Releasing from a fluid three-quarter slot as he gets good ride ont he heater. Up to 90 mph and mixed in a short diving slider that he tunnels off the heater. Hard changeup showing late tumble as well getting swing and miss with it. Projects in a big way as the the velocity is only going to go up from here. 

Maxwell Clark (2023 OF, Franklin, IN) battled deep into a count before he ended up winning the battle. Doubled into the right-center gap and cruised around the paths. Elite level type athlete with multiple tools on full display early this morning. 

George Lombard (2023 SS, Miami, FL) took an outer half fastball and drove it off the rightfield fence. Easy juice in the swing as he flicked the wrist and almost drove it out of the park. Power projects in a big way as it has been on display since his round of batting practice. 

Trenton Lyons (2023 C, Memphis, TN) had another strong showing today as the left-handed hitting catcher gets it done on both sides of the ball. Found a loud barrel during the action as he smoked it right at the right-fielder. Was also very solid behind the dish as the hands work. Plus catch and throw skills as he hosed a speedy runner at second during the action. 

Mateo Serna (2023 C, Doral, FL) flashed pop from both sides of the dish. Utilized a strong hands as he dropped the bat head on the baseball. Natural feel from both sides but shows big juice from the right-side. 

Brett Busbea (2023 3B, Bailey, MS) with a smooth cut as the hands work real well. Finds the barrel and impacts out front with juice. Middle of the field power showing. Knows how to leverage the baseball as he generated backspin, a recipe for power. 

JD Hay (2023 SS, Saint Augustine, FL) punished the baseball as he was consistent as he could be. Found a plethora of barrels and drove it deep into both gaps. Feel for the bat head showing. 

Cal Sullivan (2023 C, Cedar Rapids, IA) got extended and impacted with intent. Proved he could drive it into the pull-side gap and flashed all-around power to the middle of the field. 

Gavin Thomas (2023 OF, Lake Mary, FL) generated some of the loudest contact from early in the batting practice round. Drove it with carry to the middle of the field. Lift to the swing and projects as a power type bat going forward. 

Grayson Lincecum (2023 3B, Houston, TX) flashed big time power during his round. Created separation before firing the hands. Drove it up into the trees over the left-field fence during the round. Light tower power when he times it up. 

Adonys Velez (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) showcased quick hands as he fired the bat head through the hitting zone. Sprayed it on a line to all fields as he was under control at all times. 

Cam Collier (2023 3B, Austell, GA) took a professional round of batting practice as he sprayed it around with some feel early and then showed the power later in the round. Simple as he found the barrel with every cut. Just makes it look easy.

Ashton Larson (2023 OF, Overland Park, KS) proved he could transfer weight into the swing and impact with authority. Gap to gap power as he drove it deep into the middle part of the park. 

George Lombard (2023 SS, Miami, FL) generated some loud contact as he got extended and drove it deep into the pull-side gap. Power showing as he took a strong round of batting practice. 

Keilon Parnell (2023 OF, Pascagoula, MS) went after it with effort as he proved he could leverage the baseball. Drove one over the scoreboard in deep right-center. Immense power out of the left-handed stick. 

Hutson Guinn (2023 3B, Paragould, AR) left the yard with ease during his round into the left-center gap. Natural lift to the swing with easy power. Took one of the loudest rounds of the day. 

Alex Kranzler (2023 RHP, Norwood, NJ) tagged a few baseballs up during his round as the right-hander left the yard with ease. Physical frame being put to good use as the hands work. 

Seth Farni (2023 OF, Long Beach, MS) proved to have some feel from both sides of the box. Drove one way up into the trees from the right-side. Also found barrels from the left-side as well. Well-rounded from both sides. 

Sebastian David (2023 SS, Medina, WA) found some loud barrels when he timed it up. Power to the pull-side as he lifted with carry to the deepest parts of the park. 

Cole Eaton (2023 OF, Elkhorn, NE) impressed in multiple facets of his game and the batting practice was the icing on the cake. Generates lift and left the yard multiple times to the pull-side. Easy power of full display during the round. 

Riley Jackson (2023 C, Melbourne, FL) staying short to the baseball as he found the barrel often. Gap to gap juice in the swing as the baseball jumped off the bat head. 

Daniel Cuvet (2023 3B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) put on a show during his round as he kicked it off with a moonshot over the 385 sign. Stays behind the baseball and produced one of the best rounds of the day. 

Jack Rickheim (2023 SS, Milton, GA) proved he could repeat his actions as he drove it gap to gap on a line with every swing. Short and simple to the baseball with advanced bat on ball skills present. 

Christian Taylor (2023 SS, Mt. Juliet, TN) peppered the middle of the field with line drives as he proved he could match plane. Flashed some power when he went after it as the baseball carried deep into the pull-side gap. 

Edward Phelps III (2023 3B, Norcross, GA) tagged every baseball he wavered at as he impacted with some intent. Drove it deep to the middle part of the field and left the yard as well during his round.  

Collin Priest (2023 1B, Eustis, FL) turned the barrel around as the hips and hands work well together. Drove it deep to the pull-side and projects as a power bat down the road. 

Justin Best (2023 OF, Cornelius, NC) ended the day with some loud barrels as he proved to have some juice in the swing. Drove it off the scoreboard during his round. 

Adam Hachman (2023 LHP, Wentzville, MO) utilized a long, lean frame as the southpaw filled up the zone with feel for a three pitch mix. Released from a three-quarter slot and proved to have natural deception. Fastball up to 93 mph with good command. Also flashed a big breaking ball with 1-to-7 movements getting swing and miss. Rounded the arsenal off with a changeup showing tumble and was another out pitch when he located. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) was a problem for opposing pitchers in the box. The right-hander sports an already filled out build showing strength throughout the frame. Sees spin early out of hand as he got the bat head out on a 90 mph fastball and pulled one just foul that would of been a no doubt shot. Later went on to sit on a breaking ball as he smoked it to the pull-side for a single & hit a towering fly ball to rightfield that was just shy of the track. 

Dean West (2023 OF, Woodland Hills, CA) continues to just find barrels during his week here in Atlanta. Took a good inner-half fastball and drove it down the line for a stand-up triple. Well known speed was on full display as he glides around the paths. Elite type athlete and always seems to hit on the biggest stages. 

Derek Schaefer (2023 RHP, Cave Creek, AZ) filled up the zone as the righty sports a long, lean build. Gets down the hill and filled up the zone. Fastball was jumping out of hand as he ran it up to 90 mph multiple times during his outing. Mixed in a breaking ball showing vertical depth that he proved he could land for strikes. 

Camden Wimbish (2023 C, Locust, NC) had a pair of base knocks to his name as the hit tool is showing as polished. Singled early in the action before going on to double to the pull-side. Easy juice in the swing that was on full display both days. Also proved he could get it done in the box while handling the pitching staff behind the dish. Also jumped on the mound and was up to 87 mph. 

Michai Harrison (2023 OF, Fontana, CA) found a barrel in both of his at-bats today. Stays short and simple to the baseball as he impacts with juice. Singled both up the middle and to the pull-side. Proved to be a solid runner as well. Aggressive on paths and took extra bags when the opportunity arose. 

Boston Halloran (2023 3B, Franklin, WI) made a hell of a play at third base. Dove to the glove side and stole a base hit as he got up and threw a dart across the diamond. Elite defensive skills showing and swung it with some pop in the box to go with it. 

Walter Ford (2023 3B, McCalla, AL) entered later in the game and filled up the zone with fuzz. Topped out at 97 mph with riding life while showing he could locate. Mixed in a tight spinning slider showing depth that he landed for strikes. Huge upside on the mound as he cruised through his outing, making some of the best bats in the class second guess themselves. 

Sammy Mummau (2023 SS, Palm Harbor, FL) has put on a clinic in multiple facets of the game. Smooth actions with feel for the leather showing in the field. Paired that with a strong arm as well. Doubled into the pull-side gap as well, further proving his dominance on the field. 

Michal Kovala (2023 RHP, Ostrava, MO) flashed a quick arm as the right-hander filled up the zone early morning. Fastball jumped out of hand as he topped out at 89 mph. Mixed in a parachute changeup in the upper-70's that had guys swinging over it. Mixed in a tight spinning breaking ball as well showing short life. Tunneled everything well and was very confident in the arsenal. Struck out five over 2.0 innings of work on just one hit. 

Riley Myers (2023 OF, Philadelphia, MS) went fastball hunting in his first at-bat as he smoked one into the left-center gap. Crashed into the wall as he cruised into second with a stand-up double. Later jumped on the mound and was up to 90 mph with high metric numbers. Feel to land the breaking ball for strikes showing vertical depth. 

Brayden Sharp (2023 OF, The Woodlands, TX) was on the hill & impressed in a big way. Mixed in a bevy of pitches with a quick arm to go with it. Fastball up to 88 mph with riding life. Mixed in a vertical breaking ball and a nasty splitter as well getting swing and miss. Upside on the mound showing as he needed just nine pitches in his only inning of work. 

Ariel Antigua (2023 SS, Lake Worth, FL) continued a strong showing on the week as he doubled into the opposite field gap. Strength in hands as he does a great job staying behind the baseball. Power in the swing present. Was also versatile in the field as he we saw him play a smooth middle infield and was solid behind the dish as well. 

Austin Charles (2024 OF, Avondale, AZ) put a charge into one in the box as the left-handed stick got ahead in the count and didn't miss his pitch. Smoked a triple into the right-center gap as he cruised into third with a stand-up triple. Speed showing as he glides on the paths. Also jumped on the mound and proved he could fill up the zone with both arms. 

Chris Knier (2023 OF, Jensen Beach, FL) showcased his athleticism on the bump as the right-hander went about his actions in a smooth manner. Whip to the arm as he was up to 88 mph on the hill. Mixed in a slider showing depth that he buried down in the zone, looking to get swing and miss. 

Tine Hampshire (2023 SS, Lumberton, TX) utilized a big, physical build on the hill as the right-hander flashed feel for his two-pitch arsenal. Stays compact in the delivery as the baseball jumps out of hand. Fastball up to 89 mph and mixed in a sharp vertical breaking ball in the low-70's. Filled it up and proved he could miss barrels.

Ethan Robinson (2023 RHP, Antioch, TN) got the start & was impressive throughout his outing. Long levers with a clean arm stroke as he went right after hitters. Direct to the dish and is mechanically sound. Fastball up to 90 mph showing arm side run. Mixed in a slurvy breaking ball that was really sharp when down in the zone. 

TayShaun Walton (2023 OF, Norfolk, VA) took one of the most impressive rounds of batting practice and transitioned those barrels into games. Smoked one the other way in his first at-bat as he knocked in a run. 

Tyler Zedalis (2023 MIF, Charlotte, NC) utilized a big, physical swing as he looked to do damage with every cut. Found a loud barrel in his first at-bat as he doubled off the leftfield wall. Knocked in a pair of runs while doing so. 

Jonah Conradt (2023 RHP, Greenville, WI) flashed a whippy arm on the hill as the right-hander was athletic in his actions. Getting down the hill as he explodes off the backside. Fastball up to 90 mph and a breaking ball in the mid-70's showing tilt. 

Dean West (2023 OF, Woodland Hills, CA) showcased every bit of his game during the action. Infield single in his first at-bat as he got down the line in 4.11 seconds. Went on to steal the next pitch as he slide into second without a throw. Full of twitch as he is one of the most athletically gifted prospects in the class. Later went on to double into the left-center gap. 

Alex Sosa (2023 C, Viera, FL) utilized quick hands as he proved he could square up velocity with ease. Took an inner-half fastball and drove it off the rightfield wall for a standup double as he knocked in a run as well. Easy power in the swing as he projects as a power bat going forward. 

Jase Evangelista (2023 RHP, Riverside, CA) entered the game and quickly asserted his dominance. Athletic in the delivery as he filled up the zone. Got plenty of swing and miss with his upper-80's fastball. Mixed in a breaking ball showing vertical depth that he tunneled well off the heater. 

John Glasscock (2023 RHP, Scottsville, VA) flashed one of the faster arms of the day as the right-hander generated consistent velocity. Fastball showing big arm side run as he releases from a lower slot. Fastball up to 91 mph. Mixed in a sharp slider in the low-80's proving to be his swing and miss pitch. Three punchouts in two innings of work. 

Noah Hayse (2024 C, Gainesville, FL) got it done on both sides of the ball as he was solid behind the dish and battled in the box. Real nice piece of hitting with two-strikes as he poked an outer half pitch through the gap into rightfield for a single. Proved to have some feel for framing the baseball behind the dish with a strong arm to go with it. 

Grayson Smith (2023 RHP, Rocky Face, GA) entered in the middle of the contest with a big serving of hard fastballs. Topped out at 91 mph with riding life, especially up in the zone. Mixed in a slider with short vertical depth that kept hitters off the heater. Struck out four in 2.0 innings of work on just one hit. 

Cam Pruitt (2023 SS, Wylie, TX) had one of the most impressive days at the dish. Led off the game as he squared up an upper-80's fastball that almost hit the pitcher coming out. Later in the day, homered to the pull-side with a no doubt shot. Hit tool showing as polished and an all around good stick in the box. Rounded the day off with a base knock back up the middle. 

Dylan Questad (2023 RHP, Waterford, WI) was very impressive in his actions on the hill as the right-hander utilized a fast arm. Intent in the delivery as he was up to 93 mph with the heater. Mixed in a slurvy breaking ball showing horizontal movements. Also flashed a changeup during the outing that tumbled down. Worked off the heater and for good reason. 

Matt Conte (2024 C, Andover, MA) was a real solid backstop today as he impressed with both his abilities to handle velocity and with the arm. Framed up pitches down in the zone and went on to throw out a pair of runners both at second and third. 

Amari Allen (2023 LHP, Washington, DC) entered late in the action as the left-hander carved up the opposition. Delivered from a three-quarter slot and ran the fastball up to 87 mph. Mixed in a sharp slider that he could throw in any count and was a true out pitch to hitters from both sides of the box. 

James Raidt (2023 RHP, Stamford, CT) threw the last few innings of the game and was nothing short of electric. Fastball jumped out of hand as he was up to 91 mph. Nasty slider to go with it as his out pitch getting swing and miss with it. Metrics off the charts as well further proving his abilities to spin the breaking ball. 

Walter Ford (2023 3B, McCalla, AL) ended the day with a homerun to the pull-side. Easy juice in the right-handed cut as he closed out a strong day with a loud barrel. 

Reilly Witmer (2023 RHP, Naples, FL) flashed whip to the arm with fluid actions. Downhill in the delivery as he filled up the zone. Fastball sitting upper-80's as he topped 90 mph and mixed in a sharp spinning slider. Flashed feel for a diving changeup as well in the upper-70's. Struck out three in 2.0 innings of work without giving up a hit. 

Paul Guerne (2023 LHP, New Port Richey, FL) utilizing one of the smoothest arm actions you will find as he mixed it up with some feel. Mixing up timing out of the windup as he pounded the lower half of the zone. Fastball up to 86 mph with riding life. Tight spinning breaking ball in low-70's with a spin rate over 2,100 rpm. Punched out four over 2.0 innings of work on just one hit. 

Evan Shapiro (2023 RHP, University Heights, OH) was confident on the hill as the big right-hander was efficient in his work. Released from a higher slot as he utilized his long limbs. Fastball up to 87 mph with arm side run. Mixed in a tumbling changeup and a tight spinning breaking ball. Fastball getting up on hitters in a hurry. 

Sean Collins (2023 OF, Jupiter, FL) took a solid round of batting practice and carried that over into games. Took a good fastball down in the zone and smoked it back up the middle for a single. 

Zane Adams (2023 LHP, Porter, TX) showing upside here as the long, lean lefty still has room to fill out physically. Delivering from a tough three-quarter slot creating deception. Punched out a pair during his 2.0 innings of work. 

Gatlin Pitts (2024 SS, Fairhope, AL) proved he could find the barrel as he singled to the pull-side while knocking in a run. Strength in the hands and projects power down the road. 

Freddy Noel Beruvides Jr (2023 LHP, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) was up to his normal actions on the bump as he filled it up and made guys swing the bat. Staying compact in the delivery as he was up to 87 mph and mixed in a fading changeup. Slider flashed sharp bite as well being his swing and miss pitch. Struck out four in his two innings of work. 

Ariel Antigua (2023 SS, Lake Worth, FL) came up clutch in the box as he picked up an early pitch in the count and drove it to right-field while knocking in a pair of runs. Quick hands and generates easy bat speed. 

George Wolkow (2024 3B, Downers Grove, IL) absolutely unloaded on a baseball as he tripled into the left-center gap. Lifts it deep into the middle of field showing easy juice. Huge power potential going forward.

Hudson Calhoun (2023 RHP, Tupelo, MS) entered out of the bullpen and flashed easy velocity. Fastball up 87 mph with riding life out of hand. Sharp breaking ball showing 11-to-5 break getting guys to chase out of the zone. 

Brandon Olivera (2023 RHP, Hialeah, FL) was electric on the bump as he flashed a quick arm and everything he threw moved. Fastball up to 89 mph with sharp arm side run. Tunneled the breaking well off the heater as it flashed late vertical tilt. 

Riley Myers (2023 OF, Philadelphia, MS) was solid earlier in the day during workouts and capped it off with a strong showing in games. Smoked a fastball to the pull-side in games. Obvious strength in hands and puts them to good use as he generated loud contact. 

Sebastian Pisacreta (2023 C, Moorestown, NJ) doubled late in the action on a good inner half pitch. Got the bat head out front as he curled it around the third base dugout. Strength in the upper-half present as he added an extra base hit to his name during the action. 

Jonathan Fitz (2023 C, Edgewood, KY) had a strong showing today as he tallied a hit in each of his at-bats. Proved to have a quick bat as he singled to the pull-side. Smoked one right back up the middle as well in his second at-bat. Bat to ball skills showing. 

Murchael Turner (2024 OF, Mableton, GA) ended his day in a loud day with a double down the pull-side line. Proved to run well as he glided around the paths. Went on to steal third base as well. Athletic in his actions as he was confident in the box. 

Bryan Gonzalez (2023 SS, Hatillo, PR) stayed short and simple to the baseball while proving he could match plane. Sprayed the baseball back up the middle while also showing some pop into both gaps. 

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) took one of the louder rounds of the day as he made it just look easy. Big juice from the right-side as he peppered the pull-side wall. Flashed some pop from the left-side as well when he got extended and timed it up. 

Ariel Antigua (2023 SS, Lake Worth, FL) stays compact and fires the lower half while generating easy power. Knows how to create leverage and proved it during his round as he left the yard to the pull-side. Drove it deep into the right-center gap as well during his round. 

Zaid Diaz (2023 OF, Miramar, FL) launched baseballs during his round as he proved to have power to the middle of the field. Stays short to the baseball and generates backspin. Easy juice in the bat. 

Brayden Sharp (2023 OF, The Woodlands, TX) flashed big time bat speed as he threw the hands while proving he could find the barrel. Drove it on a line before popping off and drove it deep into the pull-side trees. Professional round of batting practice. 

Tine Hampshire (2023 SS, Lumberton, TX) found a plethora of barrels as he sprayed it around during his round. Short and simple cuts as he dropped the bat head on the baseball. Feel for the barrel showing. 

Boots Landry (2023 3B, Friendswood, TX) created separation and unloaded on baseballs. Drove it gap to gap with big juice. Proved he could drive it over the fence as he did so to the deepest part of the park before ending his round with a towering shot over the scoreboard. 

Riley Myers (2023 OF, Philadelphia, MS) put on a show as he drove it over the pull-side fence with ease. Quick hands and leveraged the baseball. Donated a handful over the left-field fence that were still going up when they left the yard. 

George Wolkow (2024 3B, Downers Grove, IL) showcased big time power during his round. Look to do damage and accomplished just that. Barreled up the baseball and proved to have some power to the pull-side.

Adrian Santana (2023 SS, Miami, FL) utilized some elite type hand speed as he proved he could find barrels on both the right and left-side. Stays compact and drives through the baseball. Flashed plus pop from the right-side during his round. 

Walker Barron (2023 C, Atlanta, GA) found a barrel with every cut. Matched plane and drove it gap to gap with simplicity. Twitch showing in the swing and took a consistent round of batting practice. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) took possibly the loudest round of the morning. Launched baseballs to the pull-side as he drove it over the fence multiple times. Top spun a couple over as well, further proving the strength in the swing. 

Michael Graziano (2023 OF, Naples, FL) flashed elite type power during his round as he went after it with intent. Short stride in and fires the hips & hands. Drove it over the pull-side gap fence multiple times during his round. 

Garrett Smith (2023 1B, Melbourne, FL) punished the baseball with every chance he got. Impacts out front with authority. Drove it gap to gap throughout his round. 

Sebastian Pisacreta (2023 C, Moorestown, NJ) flashed some of the biggest pop from the entire batting practice. Leveraged the baseball and looked to do damage. Impacted out front as he drove it over the pull-side fence with ease. 

Will Matuszak (2023 SS, Los Angeles, CA) took a solid round as he found barrels consistently. Sprayed it on a line to all fields. Short and simple to the baseball. Good showing today all-around and topped that off with his round.

Dean West (2023 OF, Woodland Hills, CA) flashed plenty of twitch in the swing. Drove it on a line gap to gap. Opened it up and showcased some power to the pull-side as well during his round. 

Jeff Lougee (2024 SS, Mechanicsburg, PA) utilized a strong set of hands as he dropped the bat head on the baseball. Stayed inside the baseball and drove it gap to gap with some juice. 

John Wimmer (2023 SS, Rock Hill, SC) found a barrel with every cut during his round. Simple in the pre-pitch actions as he delivered the bat head on time consistently. 

Walter Ford (2023 3B, McCalla, AL) showcased his big time power during his round. Dropped the hands and lifted the baseball over the pull-side fence a few times during his round. 

Derek Schaefer (2023 RHP, Cave Creek, AZ) utilized long levers as he created separation and drove it to all fields with juice. Flashed power to the pull-side when he got extended as well. 

Yahil Melendez (2023 SS, Guanica, PR) impacted the baseball with some thump. Pull-side power showing and proved he could simplify and drive it back up the middle. 

Braden Holcomb (2023 SS, Ocoee, FL) peppered the right-center gap early in his round as we have become accustomed to barrels with him in the box. Easy power and one of the premier power hitters in the class. 

Luke Lavin (2023 C, Laguna Beach, CA) did a great job throwing weight into the swing as the baseball jumped off the barrel. Top spin homers and drove it to the pull-side with carry. 

Amari Allen (2023 LHP, Washington, DC) showcased big juice in the swing. Generated bat speed with the upper-half and drove it on a line to the pull-side. Power showing as well. 

Jet Gilliam (2023 OF, Henderson, NV) took a great round of batting practice as he found plenty of loud barrels. Sprayed it on a line into the left-center gap and also proved to have some power as he drove it over the fence. 

Cam Pruitt (2023 SS, Wylie, TX) dropped the bat head on the baseball and drove it to the pull-side with some pop. Fluid cuts as the baseball jumps off the barrel. 

Thomas Curry (2023 C, Hartland, WI) utilized a big, physical frame as he unloaded on baseballs. Pull-side juice into the gaps as it carried deep to the longest parts of the park. 

Noah Hayse (2024 C, Gainesville, FL) sitting down in his stance as he drives with the backside. Generating big bat speed as he drove it to the pull-side with carry. 

Jake Kulikowski (2023 1B, Trinity, FL) generated some of the loudest contact of the day. Drove it dead center over the batters eye. Easy power and was on full display with every cut he took. Donated three baseballs in the woods during his round. 

Arjun Nimmala (2023 SS, Valrico, FL) launched baseballs into the sky as he drove it over the fence in all fields. Started his round off with a towering shot over the pull-side. Most impressive swing driving it just right of the batters eye over the 385 sign in right-center. Impressive to say the least. 

Austin Charles (2024 OF, Avondale, AZ) took a solid round as the switch hitter ran into some loud barrels. Drove it gap to gap from both sides as the hands work. Power from the left-side really shining through. 

Cooper Pratt (2023 SS, Oxford, MS) was very fundamental in his actions at the dish. Short and simple as he gets extended on every cut. Doesn't try to over power as he sprays it on a line where pitched. 

Ty Waid (2023 3B, Texarkana, AR) utilized a physical, strong build as he drove it deep to the pull-side. Gets extended and when he times it up, generates elite type power. Drove it over the pull-side fence during his round. 

Tyler Zedalis (2023 MIF, Charlotte, NC) impressed in the box as he started his round slow before heating up. Drove the last few over the trees to the pull-side. Obvious strength and power in the swing on full display. 

TayShaun Walton (2023 OF, Norfolk, VA) obvious power and strength in the frame. Stays short to it and punished baseballs. One of the louder rounds of the day that ended the batting practice session.