Game Highlights: 1-Black vs. 3-Orange

Matthew Logan (2026, Windermere, Fla.) worked from a high-three-quarters arm slot, showcasing a three-pitch mix that gave the opposition fits. The southpaw had a fastball that was up to 78-81 mph with spin up above 2,230 RPMs. The breaking ball had more lateral break to it. But his best off-speed was his changeup in the low-70s, with great depth to it. Was able to miss barrels with a mostly fastball attack and cruise through 3 innings, punching out 8 opposing hitters. Logan got the hands through the zone and lined one into left field for a base knock in his second game of the day.

Harrison Kalina (2026, Bonita Springs, Fla.) worked from a short & quick arm action and attacked hitters with a three-pitch mix. The fastball was up to 77 mph with some spin to it. Showed a curveball with 12-6 shape and a changeup as well with fade. Mixed speeds well and was efficient in his outing.

Game Highlights: 2-Columbia Blue vs. 1-Black

Jackson Mann (2027, Clewiston, Fla.) worked up to 79 mph on the fastball from the left side. He flashed a changeup often that worked well. The heavy fastball barrage got the job done and allowed him to navigate through his outing super efficiently. Picked up a solid base knock in the later game against 3-Orange, getting the hands to a fastball and shooting it the opposite way into left field.

Gavin Miller (2027, Aston, Penn.) was able to get the barrel out front to a pitch and drive it the other way. The right-handed hitter got extended and drove it pull-side for a single. Getting a rally started with the hard-hit liner into left field.

Michael Salvi (2027, Naples, Fla.) was able to stay short to the ball and drive one pull-side. He jumped on the first pitch and drove it into left field on a line for a base hit. Was able to get on plane and connect for the pull-side barrel.

Mathews Sosa (2026, Cape Coral, Fla.) got the hands to the ball out front, showing off the hand speed. He was able to connect with one and lift it to deep left field. Picked up an RBI on the barrel as well. Sosa was able to stay on time for a fastball, getting on time and driving it to deep center. He burned the outfielder, seeing the ball down, hustling out a double for the extra-base hit. 

Beckett Colbert (2027, Naples, Fla.) gets the first hit for his club, taking one the other way. He was able to get it done, ripping one the other way into right field. Picked up an opposite-field single to get his team in the hit column.

Game Highlights: 3-Orange vs. 2-Columbia Blue

Gabriel Granadillo (2027, Hialeah, Fla.) was able to get things going early in this game, driving one into the left-center gap. He got the barrel extended out front and was able to drive it pull-side and pick up the easy base hit. Barreled up another ball to left field in his next at-bat.

Braylon Sheffield (2027, Fort Myers, Fla.) did a good job getting the barrel to one and driving it into left field. Swung it well for 3-Orange on the day, and also was solid in BP. Plenty to like from the right-handed hitter who has a great feel for the barrel. Also pieced together a solid outing on the mound. Fastball/curveball mix, working out of the stretch.

Juan Tabio (2028, Davie, Fla.) was able to turn on a pitch and drive it pull-side. He was direct to the ball with strength off the barrel, to drive it hard into right field for a base knock. The left-handed hitter has a bigger frame with some strength at impact.

Evan Juan (2027, Tampa, Fla.) was able to get the barrel on an elevated fastball; he was working uphill to it and drove it hard into left field. The line-drive shot was an easy single as he worked the at-bat and ended up on first base.

DJ Ford (2028, Naples, Fla.) worked from an open stance, getting the hands deep, and showing great bat speed during the round. Direct path with good bat speed. Worked the opposite-field gap and back up the middle during his round of BP. Plenty of well-struck balls.

Harrison Kalina (2026, Estero, Fla.) pieced together an impressive round of BP. Impacted it well to all parts of the field, with his best contact coming back up the middle. Had some bat speed with a short & direct path through the zone.

Vaughn Franklin (2028, Miami, Fla.) gets the hands deep and has quick hands, working through the zone with some strength. Did a good job getting on plane, and driving the ball well back up the middle.

Ethan Link (2027, Okemos, Mich.) worked out of an upright stance, showing off a good feel for the barrel. He had good hand speed and with ability to lift it. Drove the ball well to the middle of the field well during his round of BP.

Shane Smith (2028, Saint Johns, Fla.) operates from a wider base, with good turns through the zone and a feel for the barrel. Was able to get extended out front. Worked well back up the middle with great barrel control.

Brennan Jones (2027, Palm City, Fla.) swings it well from the left side with a good shift of the weight and quick hands through the zone. Had plenty of pull-side contact, driving the ball well up the middle and pull-side into right field.

Keagan O’Brien (2027, Punta Gorda, Fla.) works from a wider base and is able to drive the ball out front. He did damage, with a couple of nice barrels pull-side with strength at impact. Pieced together a quality round of swings.

Armando Monday (2027, Palm Harbor, Fla.) swings it from the right side with a direct hand path. Drives it hard and is able to drive it to the pull-side gap with some solid swings back up the middle into centerfield as well. Was on the barrel plenty of times in his round.

Matthew Sosa (2026, Cape Coral, Fla.) had plenty of bat speed. Explosive hands through contact. He peppered balls to all parts of the field during his round, showing off a great feel for the barrel, extending out front to produce hard contact. Best swings came pull-side and in the pull-side gap. 

Jafet Rodriguez (2027, Brandon, Fla.) showed off a gap-to-gap approach during BP. He was able to drive the ball well to both gaps, getting on plane with pitches and driving them. Clean hands with a great feel for the barrel.

Braylon Sheffield (2027, Fort Myers, Fla.) works direct to the ball out of an upright stance as a left-handed hitter. He was able to drive the ball well, working pull-side and back up the middle with some impressive swings during his round of BP.

Danny De La Torre (2027, Temecula, Calif.) is a right-handed hitter who was able to send pitches back where they came from. Worked the backside gap and was able to get on plane and drive pitches to centerfield on a line.