Collier put his power and hit tool on display, producing several well-struck liners to both gaps during batting practice. He remains loose and synced-up in the box before delivering a whippy barrel at the point of contact. The 2026 right-handed hitter impacted the baseball with effortless strength and posted an exit velocity of 88 mph. Collier also impressed on the defensive side of the ball, making quick and efficient plays in the infield before delivering accurate throws up to 81 mph.

Haynes turned in an impressive series of defensive work from the outfield, firing accurate throws up to 88 mph. He gets into position and carries his momentum well into release while keeping his throws low. At the plate, the 5-foot-11 right-handed hitter showed off a consistent barrel along with the ability to generate easy line drive impact to all fields. Haynes also posted an exit velocity of 82 mph.

Hendon showed off his arm strength during the defensive position of the workout, running it up to 85 mph on throws from the outfield. The 6-foot 190-pound prospect worked through the baseball smoothly and carried his momentum well into release. Hendon also showcased his strength at the plate, posting an exit velocity of 82 mph.

Groeneweg put together a very impressive outing on the mound, collecting seven punchouts through three dominant innings of work. The 6-foot right-hander ran his fastball up to 87 mph while pairing it with a couple of unique breaking balls that kept hitters off-balance. The 2027 prospect also impressed with the bat by showcasing his ability to drive baseballs with power and leverage to both gaps. Groeneweg posted an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Robinson showed out on the mound, turning in three strong innings while running his fastball up to 83 mph. He demonstrated impressive feel for his fading changeup and 1-7 breaking ball as well, which proved successful at mistiming hitters. The 2027 prospect was just as impressive on the offensive side of the ball where he showcased his power to all fields. Robinson posted an exit velocity of 90 mph.

Overby was on the barrel frequently during batting practice, showing off his nifty ability to generate carry and backspin to both gaps. The 5-foot-10 left-handed hitter impacted the baseball well to all fields and posted an exit velocity of 82 mph. Overby also impressed in the dirt, showcasing his abilities to cover ground and adjust his arm on the run. He recorded arm strength up to 82 mph while making accurate throws across the diamond.

Burch showed off his arm strength during the defensive workout, delivering accurate throws up to 84 mph from the outfield. He put his athleticism and twitchy actions on display, making sound plays with well-repeated mechanics. The switch-hitting 2027 prospect also showcased his bat-to-ball skills during batting practice, spraying hard line drives from both sides of the dish. He posted an exit velocity of 82 mph.

Huggins boasted a sound glove and a strong arm during the defensive portion of the workout. He remained quick and light on his feet, making several difficult plays appear routine while recording arm strength up to 84 mph. Huggins also showcased his strength at the plate, producing multiple loud line drives to the opposite-field gap during batting practice. The 6-foot-2 righty hitter posted an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Callaway put forth an impressive series of throws from behind the dish, showing off his lateral agility and arm talent. The 2028 catcher has plenty of quickness and strength in the lower-half, paired with a strong arm that got up to 78 mph on throws to second base. Callaway also demonstrated his strength at the plate, generating consistently loud impact from gap to gap during batting practice. He posted an exit velocity of 93 mph.

Brown has plenty of athleticism and has a well-rounded game. There is advanced strength and good power in the right-handed stick and he ran a 7.05 60-yard dash. The pop projects well, as do the rest of the tools across the board.