Lawton showed pretty big tools across the board throughout the workout portion and in game action. He ran a 7.33 and showed a good arm from multiple different positions, then showed easy right-handed bat speed with strength in the round of BP. The strength translated to the exit velocity as well, recording a 90 mph EV.

Grimm showed big tools throughout the workout portion and then continued that into game-action as well. He's athletic and has good arm strength from the outfield (85 mph). He runs well, showed good control of the barrel and budding strength into the gaps and was also up to 80 mph on the mound with a quality changeup.

Kennedy showed a good blend of present stuff and projection on the mound in the appearance. The 5-foot-11, 150-pound left-hander ran the fastball up to 81 mph and showed quality feel for spin, landing the CB at will. He also collected a hit in game action and ran a 7.39 60-yard dash.

Loftus showed big time strength in the round of batting practice, catching barrels and hitting the ball hard to the pull-side. The strength really showed up in the exit velocity, posting a 98 mph EV. He also showed good arm strength the outfield with solid actions.

McClenaghan had everything going throughout the weekend, showing intriguing things across the board. He's a good runner with easy projection to the 6-foot, 160-pound frame. He handled the barrel well in the round of BP and also threw 83 mph across the infield.

Miller showed pretty big stuff in the appearance on the mound over the weekend. The tall and lanky right-hander worked comfortably in the mid-80s, topping at 87 mph with whip to the arm. He paired the fastball with a bigger curveball in the mid-70s.

Miyashiro stood out in multiple ways throughout the weekend. The 5-foot-7, 145-pound infielder showed quality feel for the barrel from both sides and sprayed hard liners to all parts in both swings. He also runs well and showed good arm strength across as well.

Rivera put together a strong showing throughout his round of batting practice and through the drills. The arm strength plays from multiple different positions (78 from the outfield and 80 from the infield). The batting practice was great as well, hitting the ball hard to all parts and just living on the barrel.

Torresson showed big time athletic traits throughout the workout portion over the weekend. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound outfielder ran a 7.25 60-yard dash, threw 89 from the outfield and 91 across the diamond and then put on a good display in the round of batting practice.

Banos showed good fundamentals behind the plate, showing off quality catch and throw skills. He also showed good barrel skills in the round of batting practice and sprayed the ball all over the yard.

Brandt showed a lot of defensive versatility throughout the event, working out and showing well at three different positions. He swung it well in the round of batting practice, living on the barrel and hitting the ball hard to all parts. He also ran the fastball up to 77 mph with a quality breaking ball too.

Bresnahan had the strength on full display in the round of batting practice, flashing the ability to impact it to the pull-side with authority. The power showed up in the exit velocity, posting a 97 mph EV and also has solid arm strength from the outfield and first base.

Cassino put on a big display in the round of batting practice, showing bad intent at impact and the ability to backspin the ball consistently to the pull-side gap. He also showed good fundamentals in the outfield and behind the dish in the workout portion with good arm strength from both spots.

Prisco had one of the better outfield rounds of the event, showing great actions working through the ball and easy arm strength with accuracy to both bags. There's projectable traits with the left-handed bat as well and already showing good barrel control.

Russell showed off the arm strength on the mound, running the fastball up to 77 mph with the ability to land the breaker early in counts. The arm strength plays from different positions as well, throwing 78 mph from the outfield and 75 mph across the diamond.

Wright had a strong showing, putting the tools on display throughout the event. He runs well, posting a 7.17 60-yard dash and has easy arm strength from the outfield and the infield. He then showed off a simple stroke with solid feel for the barrel and ability to turn the barrel over.

Lachance strung together a good round of batting practice, spraying the ball into all parts with carry. He also showed good arm strength from two different positions and then ran it up to 78 mph on the mound.