Some of the best all-around tools of the showcase this week, showing off the 6.70 speed and the defensive abilities. Topped out at 88 from the outfield, also was good with the glove. Composed a very good round of BP as well, showing off the ability to work gap-to-gap.

Showed off some solid tools this week, showing off the arm and the strength at the plate. Jones touched 90 mph on the mound and was able to touch 94 from the outfield. Also showed off some impressive power at the plate, putting up an astounding 98 exit velocity off the tee.

Ray was very impressive this week with the defensive skill set and the 6.75 speed. Ray touched 93 across the infield with the quick arm and also showcased the smooth hands. Ray also put together an impressive round of BP, shooting liners all over the field.

Showed some of the better catcher defensive drills, showcasing the quick feet and good arm behind the plate. Posted a 1.86 during drills with an event-best 79 mph catcher velocity. Kitchens also put the bat on display, showing the ability to send line drives into both gaps.

Downey showed good tools throughout the showcase, including one of the top arms across the diamond at the event. He ran throws up to 91 mph across the infield, took a quality round of batting practice where he showed good feel for the barrel and ability to lift with authority to the pull-side.

Fisher put together one of the best rounds of batting practice of the event and showed great tools across the board. He's a good runner, has quality arm strength across the diamond and showed big strength in the right-handed cut. He also jumped on the mound and worked in the mid-80s too.

Guarate showed immense strength in the round of batting practice and he gets into it pretty easy. He found the barrel often with feel to lift and also showed quality arm strength and accuracy around the bag.

Evans performed well throughout the event, showing ability to impact the baseball to all fields. He runs well and also recorded throws across up to 91 mph with quality actions on the dirt.

Salazar put together a big performance throughout the workout portion, posting a 6.72 60-yard dash, throwing 90 mph from the outfield and then put together a good BP. He carried that over into game action where he lived on the barrel and showed good stuff on the mound too.

Showcased well in catcher drills and in BP, posting a 1.85 pop time with an event-best 79 catcher velo. Campagna also showcased well with the bat, showing some pullside carry. He also showed off the speed from the catcher position, posting a 6.76 60.

Showcased the pitching ability well here, topping out at 88 mph with some arm side run and ride to the fastball. He also showed a deceptive, athletic delivery; also mixed in an upper 70s slider with good bite.

Alston was a standout in game action in this event. He has quick hands and found the barrel often throughout the event, just peppering the right-center field gap. He's a good athlete that can really hit.

Had a great all around showcase, showing off the defensive skill and the ability to hit for power. Rossetti hit a homer in game, and also was able to post an 89 infield velocity in fielding drills with the smooth hands.

Showed some current ability on the mound, and also some good projection. He ran the fastball up to 88 mph with the 6-foot-4 178-pound frame and had a loose, quick arm.

Posted some impressive numbers in both outfield and infield drills, touching 88 from the outfield with some carry and 85 from the infield from different slots. He also showed off the smooth swing during BP and the smooth hands in the infield during infield drills.

Raposo showed off some impressive arm strength from the outfield and some good juice at the plate, touching 89 from the outfield and posting a tee exit velocity of 96 mph. Also was on the barrel for his entire BP session.

Dupuch showcased well from the catcher spot, posting an event-best 1.80 pop time. Dupuch was also on the bag for most of his throws, showing some real athleticism behind the plate.

Yockey showed pretty impressive strength throughout the round of batting practice, hitting balls on the screws to the pull-side. It's a super physical 6-foot-4, 210-pound frame and the ball just explodes off the barrel. He also showed good arm strength across the diamond, recording throws up to 90 mph.

Armenta posted a great run time to get the event kicked off, recording a 6.67 60-yard dash. He showed fundamental footwork in the outfield with solid arm strength and then handled the barrel well in the round of batting practice.

Bonilla Cottes started off the event with a great run time, posting a 6.55 60-yard dash to kick things off. He worked through the baseball well in the outfield and showed good arm strength with carry to the bag and then sprayed the ball all over the yard in batting practice.

Colon is a quality athlete and it showed up on the mound in the operation. The right-hander worked comfortably in the mid-80s, topping at 87 mph with full mix of changeup and slider. The arm strength translates in the outfield too, recording throws up to 90 mph with promising traits in the box.

Crowder put together a great round of batting practice on day one, hitting balls hard to all parts and showing the ability to lift to the pull-side. He has solid stuff on the mound, running it up to 83 mph with plenty more in the tank and showed intriguing things in the box too.

Gomez showed projectable traits in the outing, creating plenty of angle with more velocity in store as he fills out the frame. He worked in the mid-80s with a full starter mix and is a athletic mover down the slope.

Hambrick showed great athletic tools throughout the event, recording a good run time, a 6.86. He has good arm strength across the diamond too, posting an 87 mph velocity across the infield. He ran the fastball up to 86 mph on the mound as well and strung together a solid round of batting practice too.

Ingram showed immense strength coming off the barrel in the round of batting practice, hitting hard liners to the pull-side throughout. He runs well too, posting a 6.76 60-yard dash early in the event.

Jay had one of the better workouts of anyone in attendance, putting up quality numbers across the board. He ran a 6.77 60-yard dash and threw upper-80s across the diamond with sound footwork. He also worked in the mid-80s on the mound and lived on the barrel in the round of batting practice.

Kelly showed a lot to like on the mound and worked comfortably in the mid-80s with feel to spin a tight breaking ball in the low-70s. He works with intent down the slope and showed good arm speed throughout the outing.

Loquasto worked with good tempo in the outing and showed a quality mix, working mostly in the mid-80s with a full four pitch mix. The two breaking balls have distinct shape and he also showed a changeup, giving hitters a tough look and they struggled to get timed up throughout the outing.

Mullen got the event kicked off with one of the quicker 60's of the event, a 6.70. He then showed off the arm strength from multiple positions and showed good control of the barrel throughout the round of BP, including one homer in the round too.

Ridlehoover posted one of the top 60's of the event, a 6.60 60-yard dash. The athleticism really shines and he showed good actions on the dirt with arm strength across the diamond and then showed good strength coming off the barrel too.

Torres lived on the barrel in the round of batting practice and hit hard liners to all parts. He's a physically mature prospect with plenty of arm strength from behind the dish and accuracy around the bag.

Wojciechowski showed a lot of things to like on the mound and it all starts with the physical projection to the 6-foot-6 frame. The arm works well and sat comfortably in the mid-80s with feel for the full mix. There's plenty more in the tank here and he controls the levers well.