Manter-Goldberg impressed with an intriguing overall set of tools that will only continue to expand as he matures. He showed sound footwork and accuracy on his throws from both the outfield and infield during drills, while showcasing a leveraged stroke with plenty of components to like moving forward. On the mound is where he showed best, running it up to 82 mph with command of the strike zone. He showed feel for spin with a two-plane breaker and killed spin on his faded changeup to complete his three-pitch mix.

Gladwin was impressive during his stint on the mound, as the long and lean right-hander ran it up to 83 mph. Created good downhill angle with the fastball that generated whiffs in the zone, while landing depthy breaking ball that has the potential to be another swing-and-miss offering as he develops.

Joubert showed monster power projection at the plate, in-addition to real feel for the barrel. Defensively, he showed agility at first base with strong throws across the diamond and the some versatility with clean actions in the outfield.

Sosinov is an uber-projectable, two-way talent with tons of physical upside and tools. He impressed across the board, as he produced clean actions and arm strength up to 85 mph across the diamond. On the mound, he ran it up to 82 mph with life through the zone and showed feel for a tight, abrupt curveball that generate whiffs in the zone. Offensively, he creates easy bat speed and loud impact from gap-to-gap.

Nye offers an intriguing blend of upside on both sides of the ball along with plenty of athleticism. He ran a 7.26 second sixty, while displaying fluidity and arm strength up to 82 mph during outfield drills. On the mound is where the most intrigue lies, as he ran it up to 85 mph with carry through the zone. He tunneled a sharp, late biting breaking ball with two-plane tilt to it and enticing spin traits (2626 RPMs).

Abromaitis showed game-like actions behind the dish to produce strong and accurate throws up to 75 mph during drills. Offensively, he used a leverage stroke with plenty of present bat speed and strength at impact to showcase consistent well-struck line drives.

Crowley has an exciting skill set with plenty of tools and two-way upside. He ran a 7.26 second sixty, showed effortless and smooth actions in the infield and displayed a low-effort stroke with in-game production at the plate. On the mound, he ran it up to 82 mph with command of both sides of the plate and the ability to land his breaking ball for strikes with ease.

Geiger was impressive on the mound with his ability to repeat his delivery, while pounding the strike zone effortlessly. He ran it up to 80 mph from from an easy three-quarters slot, while landing his high-spin (2694 RPMs) breaking for strikes and showed the ability to manipulate it's shape a bit.

Norris showed off the athleticism by running a 6.93 sixty before showcasing real offensive upside at the plate and fluidity in the outfield. He produced accurate throws up to 82 mph during drills and used a slightly lofted stroke to produce several line drives at the plate. He finished it up well by running it up to 81 mph on the mound from the left-side, while showcasing feel for spin and the ability to land it for strikes.

SanFilippo has an intriguing blend of tools that will only continue to expand as he matures. Offensively, he finds the barrel frequently with plenty of present bat speed and strength at impact. Defensively, he displays fluidity and athleticism in the outfield with good routes and arm strength up to 82 mph. He offers some two-way intrigue as well, running it up to 82 mph and showing feel for spin and the ability to kill spin on his changeup. Tons of overall upside on both sides of the ball.

Silva is a twitchy athlete that showed well in all facets of his game. He ran a 7.00 second sixty, produced accurate throws up to 85 mph from the outfield and showed smooth actions, and arm strength up to 83 mph during infield drills. At the plate, he displays plenty of present bat speed and projects nicely offensively moving forward.

Vlastaris is a physical two-way prospect with tons of upside on both sides of the ball. He showed athleticism and agility at first base, while showcasing some of the more usable power at the plate. On the mound, he worked up to 83 mph from a tough angle and showed some feel for spin.

Ryan is a physical backstop with real arm strength and defensive acumen. He produced arm strength up to 76 mph during drills, while displaying game-like actions and extremely accurate throws. At the plate, he implores a loose, leverage stroke with strength at impact and legitimate power potential. Lastly, he flashed some two-way potential with the ability to attach the zone with his fastball up to 78 mph and ripped off a few tight, late breaking sliders with teeth.