Farleigh Dickinson commit Pron showed off advanced feel for two plus pitches on the mound, reaching 89 with the heater. He utilizes a tall and projectable right-handed frame, also mixing in a mid-70s slider with tight spin.

Batista showcased an exciting mix both on the mound and during defensive workouts. He worked with a two-pitch mix on the hill, getting the fastball up to 86 with life and jump out of the hand. Batista also mixed in an advanced slider with good horizontal bite and the ability to throw it for strikes. He also posted an 89 mph velocity from the outfield.

Amador showed plenty to like on the mound, as the right-hander ran it up to 86 mph from a loose three-quarters slot. He deployed a shorter slider with some late horizontal bite as his go-to secondary offering and projects for more velocity moving forward.

Rouggeris is a quick twitch athlete with strength at the point of impact and the ability to life to the baseball to the pullside. He posted an exit velocity of 92 mph, while showcasing plenty of arm strength up to 87 mph during outfield drills.

Toro put on a show in all areas of his game, starting with defensive workouts where he produced an 82 mph infield velocity and advanced actions on the dirt. With the bat, he posted exit velocities up to 91 mph, using his strength in a sturdy and athletic frame. On the mound, Toro worked his fastball up to 84 with life, mixing in a pair of sharp breaking balls and a fading change-up.

Worthing is a slick fielding middle-infielder with plenty of lateral range and smoothness to his actions. He recorded accurate throws up to 82 mph across the diamond, while displaying a simple line drive stroke at the plate. He added notable two-way upside by running his fastball up to 85 mph on the mound and real feel for spin with his two-plane breaking ball to elicit swings-and-misses.

Vazquez showcased present tools and upside in all areas of his game, starting with defensive looks in the outfield and on the dirt, posting throwing velocities of 88 mph and 82 mph respectively. At the plate, he produced exit velocities up to 90 mph, using a strong and athletic right-handed swing. There is plenty to like on the mound as well, running the heater up to 84, and mixing in a 12-6 curveball.

McNally possesses a strong and sturdy frame while using quick and athletic actions both in the outfield and the infield. He showcased lateral quickness and soft hands on the dirt while posting velocities up to 89 mph across the diamond. With the bat, McNally put a impactful right-handed swing on display, producing exit velocities up to 98.

Cohn's strong defensive ability combined with a feel to hit with impact points to an exciting player to watch. He starts with an athletic stance behind the dish, moving quickly out of the set with a fast arm that reached 78 down to second. At the plate, Cohn used a medium-sized and strong frame to produce loud contact and barrels, posting exit velocities up to 86 mph.

Weller displayed a well-rounded skill set with plenty of projection moving forward. He showed best behind the dish, where he posted online, accurate throws up to 79 mph during drills. At the plate, he used his strength to impact the baseball with authority and recorded an exit velocity of 90 mph.

Dicker performed well in all aspects of his game, starting with a strong round of grounders at first, making the plays, and working with soft hands. On the mound is where he impressed, running the heater up to 88 while mixing in a curveball/change-up combo. At the plate, Dicker used his physically advanced frame to post exit velocities up to 93.

Pasquarello started his showcase with clean defensive rounds from the outfield and the infield, posting velocities up to 84. With the bat, he uses an athletic and strong left-handed swing, producing exit velocities up to 85. On the mound, Pasquarello used an advanced right-handed operation to mix in a curveball and a fastball up to 83.

Haupt was impressive on the mound, as the projectable right-hander ran it up to 82 mph from a high three-quarters slot. The fastball has heavy life through the zone and he showed the ability to land his depthy 11-5 curveball for strikes. At the plate, he used his strength to produce loud impact when on-time and posted an exit velocity of 87 mph.

Scarangello impressed on the mound with his ability to pound the strike zone with four pitches. He ran his fastball up to 81 mph with life through the zone, showed feel for spin with two distinct breaking ball shapes and completed his mix with a well-replicated changeup. At the plate, he uses a simple approach to find the barrel often in-game, while projecting for additional impact in the future.