Aden Redlich (2025 RHP, Austin, TX) got the game started with a triple banged off the top of the left field wall. Took a solid round of batting practice where he showed some pull side impact that way, versatile player with good ability in all facets of the game. Strong kid and it shows with the arm and current pop he possesses.

Luke Lloyd (2025 OF, Memphis, TN) followed it up with an RBI single right back up the middle to get the scoring started for his squad. Lot of strength already showing right now and it translates off the barrel, has really put a charge into some baseballs this weekend. 

Ty Newton (2025 OF, Murfreesboro, TN) was impressive in the box yesterday and on the mound today. He would top off at 85-mph with feel for a spiked curveball he ripped off in the low 70s as well as a solid change piece he flashed to both handed hitters. Very athletic kid with a clean arm stroke, good idea around the zone and challenged hitters nicely with his present mix. Two way potential here long term.

Zach Paulling (2025 SS, Dunwoody, GA) had a nice day, going 2-3 with both a triple and an inside the park homerun in the contest. Was all over the barrel today, created multiple quality AB's en route to doing damage on a couple pitches he could handle.

Milan Obradovich (2024 C, Tuscaloosa, AL)- Not too much more needs to be said about Obradovich from this weekend... breakout performance and continued the success in the box with a solid double to left field. Consistent performer, very projectable tools from this uncommitted '24. 

Andrew "Cole" Rhame (2025 SS, Austin, TX) deserves a shout for the ridiculous play he made today over at short. Rhame went diving full extension in the hole, making the play then getting up on a hop with a quick transfer and nailing the runner at first on a hop. Best defensive showing all weekend, has all the required skills to handle the left side of the INF easily.

-Michael Albee

Carson Froy (2025 LHP, Woodstock, GA) set the tone early, going three innings striking out five with limited hard contact allowed. Starter's mix with a firm four seamer that sat 77-80 and got good results in the lower half of the zone when he get on top and controlled it, paired with a solid low 70's change he sold well with some late sink and tunnel. Froy started to mix in a breaking ball in the later half of the start as well, a show me pitch that landed in the zone for strikes. Solid look here, good results and showing overall.

Luke Miner (2024 RHP, Germantown, TN) wrapped things up out of the 'pen, grabbing two innings late. Nice pitcher's body at 6'4/190, projection remaining to the entire overall profile including velo and pitchability. Reared back and grabbed 86 on the four seam, sat comfortably in the 82/3 range while flashing a CT/CB/CH all in the arsenal. Cutter was the bread and butter offering, getting late glove side movement as it should with occasional vertical drop. The curveball added depth and changed eye levels nicely, intriguing uncommitted '24 arm.

Aden Redlich (2025 RHP, Austin, TX) featured a clean arm stroke out of the 'pen, getting down the slope well for the size with athleticism and balance. Touched 83-mph on the heater and really ripped off a nice slider he kept slot/intent on that got solid lateral break at its best.

Andrew "Cole" Rhame (2025, Austin, TX) looked sharp on the LS of the infield, handling all chances cleanly with soft hands out front and quick funnel to the transfer/slot on throws over. Moves well, also burned the centerfielder with a triple in the later half of the game. Intriguing prospect to monitor as he continues to hit and add arm strength.

Eli Attaway (2026 OF, Bogart, GA) found himself a pair of solid barrels, collecting both a 2B and 3B in today's contest. Both XBH's split a gap and burned a corner OF, showing off some speed and cruising around the paths. Barrel skills present and they really translate in game, has a track record of performing in game off live pitching and that showed here today with the approach.

Milan Obradovich (2024 C, Tuscaloosa, AL) with a break out showcase of sorts today, performing impressively with all metrics across the board and put the cherry on top with a great in game performance in the box. Smoked a liner sac fly to right field early on, handling some velo and taking it to right field then putting a ball off the top of the LF wall in his last AB of the game for a double. Bat speed and barrel feel all here, loud stuff today.

Ty Newton (2025 OF, Murfreesboro, TN) was all over the barrel today with multitude of hits, working all fields and showing off some adjustablity in the swing with ability to manipulate the barrel head. Great athlete, interesting follow long term here as the innate hitting skills are there combined with above average athleticism make it easy to bet on long term.

Luis Carlos Cruz (2026 C, Bayamon, PR) collected two hits here today as well, working right field for both. Solid approach, good feel of the strike zone and was able to work a couple good at bats en route to collecting these two singles.

Justice X Lockwood (2025 SS, Pinson, AL)- Nice two hit performance from Lockwood, who found a couple holes in the infield to find his way on. Capped it off with a double right down the left field line. 

Adam Kidder (2024 C, Germantown, TN)- Strong prospect and it translates in the box when squared up, aggressive base runner who found himself a ground rule double in the right-center gap late in the contest. Has real gap to gap impact, impressive behind the dish too with a strong arm.

-Michael Albee

Luis Carlos Cruz (2026 C, Bayamon, PR) produced a solid round of BP here, using a direct contact oriented stroke to create consistent contact. Worked it nicely to the middle of the field and pull, parts work and has some hand speed. 

Jameson Farley (2024 2B, Duncanville, AL)- Good impact off the barrel, uses a small leg lift with quick hands through the zone to impact the baseball consistently. Middle to PS linedrive approach, on the barrel a lot during the round.

Ty Newton (2025 OF, Murfreesboro, TN) impressed from both sides of the box during his two rounds of BP. Easy, low tension stroke created solid contact to pull from either side. Real ability to hit for some contact using both dexterities, very good athlete with a loose stroke.

Andrew "Cole" Rhame (2025, Austin, TX) used a fluid double toe tap trigger in sync with his load to create separation and work the middle of the field. Good athlete with projectable traits all over, looked really good when he hovered the trigger some and got lower half fully involved. 

Milan Obradovich (2024 C, Tuscaloosa, AL)- Standout bat speed here at the event, natural feel for the barrel and was able to work it all over the yard. Very high hand set but getst them in position to fire around the back shoulder, hitterish traits in the profile.

Luke Lloyd (2025 OF, Memphis, TN)- Strong kid with impact off the barrel, rotational swing with some backside RC gap impact flashed in the round. Has some warning track pop with wood right now, finding consistency and getting to it often will be the key but has the ingredients.

Aden Redlich (2025 RHP, Austin, TX)- Power bat/corner IF profile here, worked the pull side consistently with line drives in the gap. Can turn it over, effortless strength and gets to it easily with wood. Impressive round overall. 

-Michael Albee