Myles Collins (2027 C, Opelousas, LA) was a name that really stood out for his actions behind the plate yesterday and has continued this trend on the mound in Sunday's action. He's been living in the upper-70s, getting up to 81 mph. He's super physical and he's been dominant on the mound. He also had a single in the early going. 

Kobe Thrower (2028 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) smoked a single through the left side in the early going. He continues to have a good weekend and shows tons of components to like as he gets older and stronger. 

Boston Brown (2027 1B, Phenix City, AL) continues his impressive weekend with a single back up the middle in the early going. It's an impressively short swing for how long the arms are. He also had a double later in the game. 

Campbell Carpenter (2027 C, College Grove, TN) drove in a run in the middle innings with a hard hit knock back up the middle. He's a good athlete and is showing good feel for the barrel in today's action. Has also shown really good actions behind the plate. 

Brayden Barnes (2028 SS, Enterprise, AL) looked pretty good on the mound in relief. He sat in the upper-70s with the fastball with athletic movements down the slope. This was a fun one that will be interesting to see down the road. 

Myles Collins (2027 C, Opelousas, LA) is a young bat that really strung together a good round of batting practice. He has present strength to the frame and it really plays in his swing, turning the barrel over hard and hitting the ball with carry to both gaps. 

Reid Raper (2027 RHP, Nettleton, MS) was one of the better rounds that we saw in the day. He has a loose swing with obvious feel at a young age and hit the ball hard to both sides. He was all over the barrel in this round. 

Zane Keele (2027 SS, Dover, AR) put together a good round of batting practice early on in the day. He got the barrel extended with ease and had a lot of hard hit balls to the pull-side. 

Kobe Thrower (2028 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) is another bat that put together a good round. He creates good extension in the hands and generates solid bat speed for such a young age. 

Jaeden Hill (2026 SS, Tupelo, MS) is an extremely physical young bat that put on a show in batting practice. He has tons of strength off the barrel and generates some big carry to both gaps. 

Braydin Jones (2027 SS, Medina, TN) showed a really good foundational swing to continue building onto in the coming years. The obvious feel for the barrel is impressive and as he continues to add strength, this swing is good to build onto. 

Mitchell Wade (2028 3B, Baton Rouge, LA) showed an uphill swing path with good extension in the hands throughout his round. He has good strength already and it really showed with how the ball jumped off the barrel. 

Gage Reeves (2027 LHP, Paducah, KY) showcased a flatter bat path through the zone which led to a lot of line drive contact to the middle of the field. He was all over the barrel and was really impressive for a young left-handed bat. 

Myles Collins (2027 C, Opelousas, LA) is definitely an intriguing young backstop that people should definitely keep an eye on. He’s a 6-foot-2 catcher that has good actions and an above average arm from behind the plate. He put together a good performance in workouts and has thrown out a base stealer here in the early going. 

Jaeden Hill (2026 SS, Tupelo, MS) absolutely peppered a ball down the left field line for a triple. He’s a super physical, young player that has really shined throughout the day.

Zane Keele (2027 SS, Dover, AR) burned the right fielder on a loud triple in the middle innings. He had a really good batting practice and continued to hammer the ball to the pull-side in game action.

Boston Brown (2027 1B, Phenix City, AL) showed some lively stuff out of the bullpen for 3-Green. He has a big frame and is an athletic mover down the slope. He lived in the low-80s, getting it up to 83 mph.

Jaxzen Scheidt (2027 SS, Atoka, TN) was really good out of the bullpen in his two innings. The fastball sat in the upper-70s and had good command to the glove-side throughout the outing. He also flashed a breaking ball in the outing. He punched out five. 

Caleb Carpenter (2027 OF, College Grove, TN) was one of the loudest performers throughout the day and he capped it on the mound with a dominant outing. He sat in the low-80s with good feel to throw a curveball.