Ball really impressed on the mound as the 6-foot-4 220-pound right-hander ran his fastball up to 91 mph. He struck out six batters through three innings of work, attacking hitters with his FB/CB mix. The 2028 RHP looks every bit of the part on the mound with a ton of projection remaining. He also showed off his strength at the plate during BP and posted an exit velocity of 83 mph.

Good talent who showed out as an arm, up to 89 with good secondaries and filled the zone. Up to 88 from the outfield and the pitching metrics project well.

Major two-way talent, ran it up to 88 mph on the bump with a hammer breaking ball but also lived on the barrel. Loud impact stick with a 99 EV and 86 from the OF.

Lux produced loud metrics on both sides of the ball, reaching 87 across the infield during defensive workouts. Recorded exit velocities as high as 106, showing real impact potential. Reached 87 on the mound with the fastball.

Goodmon had himself a dominant weekend at the plate, launching balls to all parts of the outfield both during BP and live games. The righty hitter creates good extension and leverage out front, where he creates consistent carry from gap to gap. He has a great blend of strength and consistency in the barrel with a budding power tool to all fields. Goodmon also recorded arm strength up to 75 mph with a pop-time of 2.01 behind the dish.

Brooks produced loud numbers in all facets of his game, including at the plate, where he produced exit velocities up to 87. Reached 86 across the diamond during defensive workouts. Worked with an advanced three-pitch mix on the mound, starting with a FB up to 87. Mixed in a wicked 11-5 curveball with depth, flashing a fading change-up as well.

Moughan put on a loud display of skills both during workouts and in game action. Three homers in the entire event. Homered twice on Sunday, including a bomb to the pull side gap. producing exit velocities up to 92. Registered throws across the diamond up to 80.

Marcelino showed off his arm strength both on the mound and from the outfield, where he was clocked at 87 mph on throws during the defensive portion of the workout. The 2028 OF/RHP offers a ton of intrigue and upside as an arm. He also put his barrel skills on display during BP, spraying liners all over the diamond. Marcelino ran a 7.27 sixty as well.

Fournier impressed on the mound by running his fastball up to 84 mph with plenty of life and paired it well with a high spin slider (2569 RPMs) for swings-and-misses. Defensively, he showed clean actions and arm strength up to 85 mph across, while producing loud impact at the plate during both BP and in-game action.

Great showing at catcher with a 1.94 pop in drills and a power arm in the making. Recorded a 93 EV with big bat speed for grade as well that showed out.

Gave us a quick look off the bump but showed a lot to like. Ramped his fastball up to 87 with heavy arm side run and got in on hitters quick. Went to a slider with traits and good late biting action to it. Projectable 6-3 frame with a quick arm and plenty of room and time to fill out with added strength. Velo should continue to trend up. Showed huge power at the plate with barrel awareness and tons of strength at impact as well.

Solid two-way showing, 86 mph from the outfield with 87 exit velocity that showed in game with many loud hits. Can get on the bump too and ran it up to 83 mph with a sweepy breaker.

6.83 runner with a 91 EV and lived on the barrel in game. The strength stands out, big power projection as he can go big fly to pull and really play on the dirt too.

Birkrem showed plenty of intrigue on both sides of the ball, even adding some two-way upside throughout the event. He showed clean, athletic actions in the dirt and displayed a repeatable stroke at the plate. On the bump, he ran it up to 82 mph with tons of arm speed and showed a real feel for spin.

Calaf showed promising traits in all facets of his game, while giving us tons of intrigue for the future. Showed athleticism and versatility on both the grass and the dirt, displaying arm strength in the low-80s from both spots. At the plate, he uses a simplistic approach to produce line drives from gap-to-gap.

Athletic short stop who showed well on both sides of the ball. Was up to 81 from across the diamond and displayed fluid actions with footwork. Moves well to the ball with good athleticism. Also performed well in game showing off excellent bat to ball ability with feel for the barrel. Line drive hitter who can go line to line and adjusts well in the box with present bat speed.

Correa displayed well rounded tools over the course of his weekend, starting defensively where he flashed reliable glove work with solid carry across the diamond up to 87 mph. He showcased a simple and refined stroke on the offensive end with consistent line drive production produced, posting an exit velo of 83 mph.

Fiddler impressed both during workouts and in game, showcasing young tools on both sides of the field. He posted a 2.02 pop time behind the dish and successfully kept the run game at bay in game, flashing a repeatable compact arm action with ground gained in the footwork. He generated impact to all parts of the field offensively, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.

Frenz appeared in the outfield during defensive workouts, using athleticism and quick actions, recording throws up to 80 mph. Collected a handful of hits during game action, producing exit velocities up to 94.

Played nearly all over the field with a 1.90 pop behind the plate. Versatile defender who showed great feel to hit in game and proceed hard line drive contact.

Gasner had one of the louder rounds of BP on the event, leaving the facility to the pull side of the field with clear strength present in the hands with evident jump off the barrel. He utilizes the well built 6-foot-1, 210 pound frame in the stroke with present power tool for age.

Impressed during infield workouts getting up to 82 from across the diamond with good actions. Also performed well in game going 4-4 on the weekend and was on the barrel often. Produced an exit velocity of 92 and ran a 6.94 sixty.

Showed off a serious power projection throughout the weekend hitting a pair of doubles scattered throughout live game action. Smooth lefty swing with feel to lift and launch the ball. Strong pull-side power projection. Produced an exit velo of 87

Kouplen really impressed on the mound, working his low-80s fastball in all four quadrants of the strike zone. He showed feel for spinning his tight 11-5 curveball, which read spin up to 2400 rpm. Kouplen showed off his arm strength during the defensive portion of the workout as well, running it up to 85 mph from both the infield and outfield. He also ran a 7.08 sixty.

Labbe impressed on both sides of the ball. He filled up all parts of the strike zone with his fastball, which got up to 79 mph with sink to it. The 5-foot-9 SS/RHP also showcased his talents in the middle-infield, where he was smooth and efficient at the position. He pairs those abilities with a heavy barrel on offense that proved effective in live action. He posted an exit velocity of 93 mph and also ran a 6.93 sixty-yard dash.

Mader put together a great outing, working up to 82 mph, with feel for a good curveball, and a quality changeup as part of a 3-pitch mix. He really showed feel to impact in a couple of his at-bats and produced a 95 mph exit velocity as well.

Micheli impressed behind the plate, where he displayed arm strength up to 72 mph and game-like actions to produce online and accurate throws. At the plate, he showed advanced bat-to-ball skills with budding gap-to-gap impact potential.

Lopez provided value at multiple spots defensively, showing sound footwork from the IF with athletic actions flashed both in the IF and OF, ultimately topping out at 82 mph. He impacted the baseball well offensively with projectable strength, posting an exit velo of 86 mph.

Newton showcased at first base and the infield during defensive workouts, recording throws up to 83. Made multiple high-level plays during game action. Produced exit velocities up to 86, with impact in the barrel to multiple fields. Worked with a FB/SL/CH trio on the mound, running the heater up to 83.

Nickerson was productive on both sides of the ball. The 5-foot-11 right-hander showed off his abilities on the mound, striking out four batters as he filled up all parts of the zone with his low-80s fastball. On offense, the 2028 right-handed hitter showcased a smooth yet dangerous stroke with good control of the barrel. He posted an exit velocity of 89 mph.

Showed well on both sides of the ball throughout the weekend. Was up to 73 from behind the dish and recorded a 1.88 pop time in workouts. Throws were on the money and got out of the crouch with good athleticism. Also hit in game sending a ball to the track recognizing spin out of the hand well. Produced an exit velo of 84.

Pepper showed off his abilities at shortstop, taking quick and efficient routes to the baseball before delivering accurate throws up to 85 mph across the diamond. On the mound, the 6-foot right-hander showed a ton of promise, inducing weak contact with his FB/CB mix. He ran a 7.07 sixty and also posted an exit velocity of 91 mph.

Propst displayed a well-rounded skillset on all sides of the ball. Produced exit velocities up to 82, spraying the gaps with line drives. Worked with a three-pitch mix on the mound, running the FB up to 81. Recorded throws up to 84 from the outfield grass.

Major performance, homered to a big boy part of the yard and tripled off the wall in center. Big lefty bat speed 6.83 runner and 94 EV with arm from the outfield.

Unruh put all of his tools on display throughout the event, as he ran a 6.89 sixty, showcased fluidity and athleticism in the outfield. He produced accurate throws up to 82 mph during drills, while displaying advanced bat-to-ball skills with his compact line drive stroke.

Ran a 6.69 with a 90 mph EV and the tools for the grade really standout. He showed a whippy swing in BP with budding power he should only tap into.

Viciedo Jr. was all over the barrel this weekend, creating frequent line drive impact to the middle of the field. He posted an exit velocity of 86 mph and later showcased his abilities on the defensive side of the ball. He made several difficult plays look routine at the shortstop position, showing off his athleticism and lateral range. Diaz also ran a 7.18 sixty-yard dash.

Played a clean shortstop and was 88 mph across in drills. Very sound hands and idea, lived on the barrel in game and worked well a low-80s arm on the bump too. Athletic look.

Was up to 87 from the outfield and 84 from across the diamond. Showed fluid actions out at short both in game and in workouts. Moves well out there with great athleticism. Also showed great bat to ball ability and profiles well as a top of the order bat with innate barrel feel.

Gibson showed out during game action, sending extra base hits to multiple fields with authority. Produced exit velocities up to 84. Used quick-twitch actions during defensive workouts, recording throws up to 86 across the diamond. Worked with a two-pitch mix on the mound, starting with a heater he ran up to 81 with late life. Mixed in a low-60s curveball with vertical tilt.

Patenaude showed good actions in the outfield, throwing 84 mph during his round. He also worked up to 82 mph on the fastball, with feel for a slider, and a changeup as part of a good pitch mix. He showed some feel to impact with an 89 mph exit velocity.

Haydock showcased an advanced set of tools during workouts, producing exit velocities up to 87 mph. Worked with athletic actions in the outfield, making throws that reached 86. Appeared on the mound, utilizing a strong FB/CB mix, running the heater up to 82.

Was up to 85 from the outfield and showed good actions out there getting to the ball and through it. Also hit in game and produced an exit velo of 90. Was up to 79 off the bump showing good feel to spin it as well.

Showed well both sides of the ball on the weekend. Worked up to 82 off the bump from the lefty slot and showed impressive ability to really spin it with a curve getting upwards of 2600 RPM. Curve showed sharp break and healthy shape to it with depth and should continue to get better with more polish. Also hit a bunch in game from a smooth lefty swing that can impact the ball to all fields. Produced an exit velo of 88.

Prisco put forth solid showings on both sides of the ball. The 5-foot-10 outfielder carried his momentum well through the baseball, running it up to 84 mph on throws to home. He also showed promise on the mound, showing feel for spinning his slider which read spin above 2400 rpm. Prisco also posted an exit velocity of 84 mph.

Giacomino turned in impressive performances in every phase. The 5-foot-11 SS/RHP showed off smooth glove actions in the middle-infield with throws up to 84 mph across the diamond. He was also effective on the mound, inducing a ton of weak contact from his low-80s fastball, which topped at 85 mph early on. He was on the barrel both during BP and in live games as well, and posted an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Norris showed a well-rounded profile with significant upside on both sides of the baseball. He ran a 6.86 sixty, produced arm strength up to 83 from the outfield during drills and displayed a compact line drive stroke at the plate. Add-in his two-way ability on the mound and this should be an interesting follow over the next few years.

Gray immediately showed off a valuable speed tool to start his event, running a 6.79 sixty which translated across his game. He covered plenty of ground in the OF with athletic actions and topped out at 80 mph on the mound showcasing the ability to sequence the arsenal for outs. He displayed a pullside approach offensively, posting an exit velo of 83 mph.

Had a strong showing on both sides of the ball and looked good from multiple positions. Was up to 81 from the infield moving well to the ball. Was up to 76 from behind the dish and recorded a 1.98 pop time in workouts. Also pitched and was up to 80. Also hit in game from a short compact swing that gets on plane consistently and can really barrel up baseballs with authority.

Clean left-handed swing that lived on the barrel with major feel to pitch at his grade. Worked into the low-80s with three present pitches and he can flat out spin it with intent.

Cortorreal showed off his athleticism by running a 6.78 sixty, then displayed clean, easy actions in the outfield and produced accurate throws up to 82 mph. At the plate, he used a simple stroke to impact the baseball with some authority from gap-to-gap.

Physical two-way talent with a 93 EV and good arm talent on the bump well into the mid-80s. Strength to his game stands out in several facets with feel for the barrel.

Diaz really impressed on the defensive side of the ball, making several difficult plays look routine in the middle-infield. He recorded arm strength up to 83 mph on throws across the diamond and also showcased his strength with the bat, posting an exit velocity of 86 mph. He stays short and quick to the baseball, creating frequent line drive impact to the middle of the field.

Eckhardt was effective at the dish over the course of his event, putting a repeatable controlled stroke on display with the ability to generate impact pull side. He topped out at 80 mph on the mound with tons of projection remaining in the 6-foot-3, 185 pound frame.

Farley put together a great outing on the mound where he worked the upper-70s as part of a 3-pitch mix, filling the zone, and cruising. He also showed good actions in the outfield and at first base, with throws from the outfield at 77 mph and across the infield from first at 79 mph.

Worked up to 82 off the bump and showed excellent feel to spin it with a slider getting upwards of 2000 RPM with sharpness. Was also up to 81 from the outfield and produced an exit velo of 87. Showed good instincts on both sides of the ball.

Stood out as a bat and arm, low-80s with arm side run and powdered baseballs with a deep gap to gap approach. Very physical two-way talent who ran well.

Hilbert showed tons to like on both sides of the ball, as the 2029 grad ran it up to 81 mph on the bump and showed positional versatility defensively. At the plate, he displayed plenty of present bat speed, adjustability and performed well in-game action

Physical athlete who can really impact the baseball. Hit in game showing strong power projection to all fields. Also produced an exit velo of 94.

Worked up to 82 off the bump with good life out the hand. Showed good feel to spin it as well with a sharp breaking ball that he could locate. Also hit in game sending a double to the opposite field track on a line. Produced an exit velo of 88 and was up to 80 from both the outfield and first base in workouts. Projectable 6-3 frame with plenty of room and time to add with velo expected to trend up.

One of the best showings at shortstop with several eye opening plays at his grade. Can pick it on the move or up the middle, found some knocks in game and impressed all over.

Physical two-way talent with a quality round at outfield, infield and first base. Delivered an 87 exit velocity with several in-game base hits. Also showed out with big arm talent on the hill and a good breaking ball.

Ran a 6.95 and showed well in game with several loud hits. Athletic outfielder who can swipe bags at will and has good understanding of the zone for his grade.

Pederson had a loud weekend at the plate, spraying liners to all parts of the field both during BP and live action, which included a two-run homer to right-center. The 5-foot-11 lefty hitter impacts the ball with easy strength and leverage at the point of contact, oftentimes doing damage to the middle of the field. Behind the dish, Pederson recorded arm strength up to 75 mph with a pop-time of 1.95 sec.

Athletic middle infielder for grade ran a 6.95 and showed out in both infield and outfield drills. Very clean inside out swing that produces line drive contact to both parts.

Sparks ran a 7.06 60-yard dash before throwing 77 mph from the outfield. The big draw came with his bat, showing feel to impact, hitting well in-game, and producing an 88 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Stangota's athleticism stood out from the beginning, as he ran a 6.89 sixty and moved effortlessly in the outfield, while producing accurate, online throws up to 81 mph. At the plate, it is a low-effort stroke with real feel for the barrel and budding gap-to-gap impact potential.

Taylor ran a 6.94 60-yard dash, showing off the athleticism in the outfield as well, throwing 83 mph. He showed twitchy actions with good arm speed and carry on his throws. Also swung it well in-game.

Wright showed off his hitability and strength at the plate both during batting practice and live action. The 5-foot-11 righty hitter was all over the barrel, impacting the baseball with easy power from gap to gap. He posted an exit velocity of 89 mph and also recorded arm strength up to 80 mph from the outfield.