Oliver impressed during his time on the mound and even more so when you see he's 13u eligible. Up to 81 mph on the bump, it's a fast arm and he attacked hitters with the heat, but also showed a real feel for both a 12-6 shaped curveball and a quality changeup in the low-70s. High upside for the young arm out of Maine.

Ramos made his presence felt with the stick during both his round of BP, as well as his hacks in live action. A physical left-handed stick, Ramos lived on the barrel throughout the weekend, creating separation in his swing with fast hands while pummeling baseballs to all parts of the field.

McCormick showed upside on both sides of the ball during Saturday's action, making him an intriguing follow moving forward. He uses his size to his advantage in the left-handed batter's box, creating leverage to his swing path with jump off of the barrel. He moved around the first base bag well with athletic actions and was also up to 74 mph on the mound.

Lemay found himself atop or close to the top in several categories for the event, including his top outfield throw of 76 mph and exit velocity of 82 mph. He topped out at 77 mph on the mound and lived down in the zone well while showcasing his strength offensively as well, driving a few baseballs off of the barrel.