1/6/2018
Jalen Greer (2019 SS, Chicago, IL): Greer showed a loose, leveraged swing with impressive bat speed and present power that will only continue to get bigger as he adds strength to his frame.
Griffin Henry (2020 SS, Lee's Summit, MO): Henry showed very good ability to shift into contact and maintain barrel control, he creates leverage with his long limbs and projects for big power as he matures.
Brian Kalmer (2019 SS, Chandler, AZ): Kalmer took one of the louder rounds of the day, showing big time bat speed with real strength, leveraging the ball into the air and driving it to the pullside consistently with big carry.
Ommar Jackson (2019 SS, Mansfield, TX): Jackson showed solid bat speed and overall barrel control from the right side with a clean path through the zone and some leverage, showing the ability to drive the ball into the air.
Cobe Lehman (2019 C, Caldwell, ID): Lehman flashes the ability to drive the ball into the air up the middle to the pullside, using his impressive strength to get very good carry on the ball when squared up.
Cade Malone (2019 3B, Albuquerque, NM): Malone showed some of the better barrel skills of the day, consistently driving the ball on a line to all fields with lots of jump off the bat.
Peter Werth (2020 1B, Orange, CA): Werth showed a quick twitch stroke with very fast hands, consistently getting the barrel moving on plane and squaring the ball up out front, peppering all fields with liners.
Brayden Sites (2020 SS, Sheridan, AR): Sites showed good looseness to his hands with advanced barrel control, moving the bat around the zone and doing a good job of squaring up the ball to all fields consistently.
Jacob Police (2020 MIF, Prescott, AZ): Did a good job keeping his barrel on plane and in the zone for a good amount of time, shifting well into contact, and making line drive contact to all parts of the ballpark.
Michael Bathauer (2019 C, Kingman, AZ): Bathauer showed solid overall feel for the barrel with some looseness to his swing, getting the barrel moving uphill and showing good strength and jump to middle and pull fields.
Mason Ashcraft (2020 RHP, Albuquerque New Mexico, NM): Ashcraft's long limbs help him create leverage and his bat speed pairs well with that leverage, as he shows the ability to consistently drive the ball up both gaps.
Matthew Giles (2019 OF, El Paso, TX): Giles showed a consistently quick, compact stroke that produces well-struck line drives to all fields with projectable power.
Kade Hancock (2019 OF, Salem, UT): A switch hitter, Hancock showed good barrel skills with bat speed and balance from both sides, with real pull side juice from the left side as well.
Ryon Padayao (2019 3B, Santa Ana, CA): Padayao really attacks the ball out front with intent and bat speed, consistently driving the ball into the air and showing big HR power to the pull side.
Ryan Curran (2019 OF, Albuquerque, NM): Curran showed a consistently strong pullside approach, catching the ball out front and on time while showing solid pop as well.
Julian Molto-Herrera (2021 SS, Las Vegas, NV): Showed very good bat speed with intent to do damage, able to work to all fields but likes to pull the ball in the air and has present HR pop to pull side.
Rocco Peppi (2020 SS, Huntington Beach, CA): Peppi has a loose and easy swing with plenty of bat speed, showing a line drive path with slight lift, doing consistent damage to the pull side.
Mason Kokodynski (2019 OF, Scottsdale, AZ): Kokodynski generates excellent leverage and strength through his swing with quality bat speed, driving the ball up both gaps with quality carry.
Ryan Webster (2020 3B, Las Vegas, NV): Webster swings the bat hard with intent to do damage and showed the ability to elevate with authority, and will have legitimate power as he continues to get stronger.
Shane Anderson (2020 SS, Chandler, AZ): Anderson showed good looseness to his hands when whipping the barrel through the zone on a line drive plane, driving the ball on a line pretty consistently.
Chris Conniff (2020 SS, Norco, CA): Conniff does a good job shifting into contact and keeping his stroke compact with a whole-field approach, consistently barreling the ball up on a line.
Ross Dunn (2020 LHP, Salt Lake City, UT): Dunn shows legitimate power to the pull side with good bat speed and leverage to go along with his natural strength.