Johns put forth a dominant performance on the mound, attacking hitters with his full four-pitch offering while running his heater up to 89 mph. The 6-foot-1 right-hander showed feel for his entire mix and impressive command on the corners of the zone. Johns also turned in a consistent round of batting practice, creating lift and backspin to both gaps with ease. He posted an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Wojciechowski impressed on the mound, going after hitters early and often with his fastball which ultimately peaked at 86 mph. The 6-foot-4 205-pound right-hander showed feel for spinning his tight slider as well, which had good sweeping action to it. Wojciechowski was successful at mistiming barrels and keeping his pitches near the bottom of the strike zone. He also showed off his strength at the plate, posting an exit velocity of 88 mph.

Frese was successful at commanding the strike zone on the mound and keeping hitters mistimed. The 5-foot-10 right-hander worked his fastball in the corners of the strike zone, running it up to 87 mph with spin around 2300 rpm. He mixed in his low-70s breaker successfully, which took on an 11-5 appearance with good biting action to it. Frese showed off his strength with the bat as well by posting an exit velocity of 89 mph.

Fillenworth put his strength on display both in the field and with the bat. He turned in an efficient round of defensive work while running it up to 88 mph on throws from the outfield. At the plate, the 5-foot-11 righty drove baseballs all over the diamond during BP while demonstrating impressive barrel control and adjustability throughout the zone. He also posted an exit velocity of 85 mph.

Powell showcased his arm strength during the defensive portion of the event, running it up to 86 mph from the outfield and 83 mph across the diamond. The 5-foot-11 shortstop covered plenty of ground in the infield, taking quick and efficient routes to the baseball before delivering accurate throws to first base. At the plate, Powell turned in an impressive round of BP while creating consistently loud impact to the pull-side.

White turned in a well-rounded performance, showing off his abilities on both sides of the ball. During defensive work, he recorded arm strength up to 85 mph on throws across the diamond while showing off his impressive ground coverage. White then followed up a consistent round of batting practice with a quality outing on the mound. He drove the ball to all parts of the field during BP, impacting it with easy strength.

Stanislawski turned in an impressive showing on the bump, missing several barrels with his mix while topping his fastball out at 88 mph. The 6-foot-2 right-hander kept hitters off-balance, sequencing in his 10-4 breaker effectively for strikes. At the plate, Stanislawski crushed several baseballs to the pull-side, creating leverage and effortless carry at the point of contact. He posted an exit velocity of 93 mph.

Elbert showed off his quickness and arm strength from behind the dish, delivering accurate throws up to 80 mph with a pop-time of 1.88 sec. At the plate, the 6-foot righty took a quick and clean path to baseball, driving it with effortless strength on a frequent basis during his BP round. He demonstrated impressive barrel skills and adjustability while also posting an exit velocity of 83 mph.

Morio was explosive and very accurate from behind the dish during the defensive drills. He delivered strong throws up to 78 mph and recorded a pop-time of 1.91 sec. Morio kept his throws right in the tag zone, consistently keeping them low and online. With the bat, the 6-foot-2 righty sprayed hard line drives all over the diamond during his BP round and later posted an exit velocity of 87 mph.