Carter showed off the athleticism by running a 6.63 sixty before delivering accurate throws up to 85 mph from the outfield during drills. Offensively, he used a failry simple stroke to pepper several line drives through the middle-of-the field with strength in his hands. The uncommitted 2026 Grad can help in a multitude of ways for someone looking to finish up their recruiting class.

One of the best showings across the entire event was here with Butler… he would post a 6.8 run time with improved athleticism, arm strength and bat speed alike. The body has leaned out and he is moving better in space than he has before. The left-handed swing is still smooth and easy with more impact off the barrel. Lots to like here. Real prospect. Georgia Tech commit.

Cole was impressive in every facet of his game, as the East Carolina commit started things off by running a 6.63 second sixty. He displayed monster arm strength up to 97 mph during outfield drills, while showing positional versatility, athleticism and arm strength up to 90 mph in the infield. Offensively, he was on the barrel and showed easy carry through the middle-of-the field during BP along with a 95 mph Exit Velocity. Impressive athlete with plenty of upside remaining.

Neal provides electricity in all facets of his game, as the Auburn commit was exciting to watch throughout the event. He started it off by running a 6.58 sixty, then proceeded punish baseballs during BP and game play to all fields. The extremely athletic Georgia native used his arm strength to produce throws up to 92 mph during outfield drills and once again showed off his athleticism with his actions in the infield. Lastly, he was dominant on the mound as he ran his fastball up to 93 mph with carry through the zone and paired it well with a late breaking slider that generated whiffs. He completed his full repertoire by killing spin on a firmer changeup. Highest level two-way athlete with sky-high upside on the mound.

Fontenot was certainly one of the winners during this year’s event, as the physical two-way prospect displayed loud tools across the board especially during his outing on the mound. The 6-foot-2, 235-pound right-hander ran it up to 93 mph with explosive life and raw spin rates into the 2600s with his fastball and showed the ability to manipulate the baseball with his two-seamer to miss bats. The slider was a difference maker with sharp, late tilt and spin into the 2700s. Add-in prodigious power potential at the plate with some feel for the barrel and you have one of the higher projection plays in the 2027 class.

Rosa ran a 6.58 60-yard dash and showed good feel for the actions on the infield, throwing 87 mph across the diamond during his infield reps. Swung it well during BP and produced a 97 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Significant upside on the mound as an uber athlete that ran the best 60-yard dash of the entire event (6.37) and got his fastball up to 90-mph. Short break to the slider in the upper 70’s that he can land for strikes. Athletic, repeatable and smooth motion on the mound lends itself nicely to future command. In addition to this, Lawing would max out at 95-mph on the gun from his throws on the outfield grass. Big weekend.

Sierra ran a 6.95 60-yard dash and showed off exceptional fundamentals on the infield, throwing 88 mph across the infield. Showed a simple stroke during BP with some hand speed, and produced a 92 mph exit velocity during PG DK testing.

Ethier showed off exciting two-way talent and huge projection throughout the event, as the Miami commit ran a 6.83 sixty and offensive prowess at the plate with an advanced approach. He flashed power potential that will only continue to expand, good routes and instincts in the grass and finished off by peaking at 88 mph on the mound.

Viera stood out throughout the workout portion of the event, throwing up some big numbers on the metrics side. He showed a great arm from the outfield, throwing 87 mph and it comes out easy, he then jumped on the mound and showed the arm strength translates nicely there, running it up to 90 mph. He also took a great round of BP, impacting it all over the field with strength.

Trask ran the fastball (2400 RPM) up to 88 and paired it with a high-spin curveball (2444 RPM) and a change-up (1882 RPM) that mirrored the fastball well. In the box, created leverage well with a ton of bat speed, and posted an exit velocity of 93. 

Doubront created plenty of loud noises at the plate, as the physical right-handed hitting 2027 Grad impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He displayed usable present power with some ability to adjust, while showcasing a corner profile in the infield with smooth glovework and accurate throws across the diamond.

Sullivan showed some of the best power of the event, putting on a show during batting practice and topping out at a 95 exit velocity off the tee. At 6-foot-3, 225-pounds there’s obvious strength and physicality and left-handed power is always en vogue when it comes to offensive prospects.

The Peach State native posted a 93mph Exit Velo from the tee, while also collecting three knocks in six at-bats.

Alicea with a solid all around showing throughout the week. Performed well in game showing excellent bat to ball ability with impact. Showed good actions on the dirt and was up to 83 from infield workouts. Also ran a 7.21 sixty.

Very projectable frame, competitive drive, left-handed arm, running fastball up to 84. Has the ability to command FB, pair CB and SL with different shapes. Has raw power in his frame offensively. Projects well.

Auricchio took a loud round of batting practice, showing immense present strength and even more to project upon at 6-foot-2, 205-pounds. He showed the ability to get the ball in the air and it came off so easy throughout the round. Defensively, he has fundamental actions at first base and projects to play there with the bat being the loud tool.

Berkey possesses lots of physicality in the box and it translated well, showcasing big strength during batting practice. The ball comes off of the barrel hot and he whacked a couple of extra-base hits to the pull side against quality arms. The power upside stands out for the backstop.

Bertucci impressed on the mound, showing off a strong three-pitch mix. The fastball worked up to 87 mph on a downhill plane. A mid-70's changeup showed quality fade and an upper-70's slider rounded out the arsenal. All three pitches were thrown for strikes.

Billings was a strong performer across the board last week. Fundamental actions in the INF, moving well with good feet, quality glove actions and an 84 mph arm across. Offensively, showed strength in the swing especially to the pull side. Stood out the most on the mound where he ran it up into the mid-upper 80s from a low slot. He paired his fastball with a quality SL and developing CH. 

Blanton ran a 6.77 60-yard dash, and produced throws at 87 mph from the outfield, with good carry. Took some loud swings during BP and produced an 88 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing. Also worked up to 84 mph on the mound.

Bottoms can really burn, posting a 6.57 60-yard time. He’s athletic with a strong build, lending itself towards his current power output as he would post a 93 EV with good present bat speed and a low effort swing. More to tap into here in the coming years.

Brown showed good actions from the outfield with a fluid operation and was up to 83 from there. Also ran a 6.72 sixty moving well in general. Produced a loud exit velo of 90 from a clean lefty swing with bat speed. 

Carre works from a big and strong 6-foot-2 frame, maneuvering efficiently around the bag at first and recording throws up to 75. At the plate, he works from an even base with high hands, getting to the barrel via a simple stride. Carre produced exit velocities up to an impressive 101.

Carter is a very good athlete and doubly so when you consider he’s a primary catcher. He ran a 6.88 second 60 yard dash and showed fluid, fast hands during the round of BP showing solid projection on the hit tool.

Carter put together an impressive outing where he struck out eight in his three innings of work. Pounded zone throughout. Projectable 6-2 frame with a repeatable delivery down the mound. Showed a mid 80s, T86 fastball from a higher slot that had some natural running action to it. Mixed in a 11-5 low 70s breaker he showed feel to land. 

Cavo was another strong two-way performer. Defensively, showed smooth actions in the OF and flashed MIF traits on the dirt. Quality mid 80s arm strength from both spots as well. Lived on the barrel during BP with a swing that showed quickness to the hands and good extension in the path. Then on the mound, it was a clean and easy operation, running his fastball up to 86 and mixed in a low 70s breaker with 2-plane depth.

A Projectable 6-foot-3 RHP that threw the baseball effectively in game. Balanced operation on the mound with some developing arm speed. Fastball worked in the low to mid 80’s with some carry thru the zone. Showed the ability to cut the fastball at times and located an 11-5 shape curveball with depth that consistently spun at over 2300 RPM. Developing stuff with high spin traits and plenty of projection to come.

Cordero Jr. showed a good round of outfield throws with carry, showing throws at 89 mph. He also took a loud round of BP swings and produced a 92 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Cox showed quality defensive actions on the dirt and showed strong flashes with the bat both during BP and in gameplay where he was on the screws. Tight turns of the barrel on an uphill path showing quality bat/hand speed and some sneaky impact to the pull side.

Croll showed strong defensive ability on the dirt, in the OF and behind the plate. Athletic and rangy with good glovework. Behind the plate, worked quick out of the crouch and fast with his exchange (1.91 POP). Arm showed well from each spot. At the plate, still a developing swing but flashed some impact to the pull side. On the mound, displayed a simple and loose operation. Pounded zone with a T83 fastball and flashed a low 70s SL. 

Cronin looked comfortable in the box, spraying the ball middle-pull with ease. Also, the prep infielder swiped two bags. Had a loud defense workout also. 

Physical 5’10 frame that is bound is muscle. Gets into strength and leveraged impacts through the middle. Flashed gap power in the air as well. Good actions on the dirt in his defensive round as well.

A 6-foot-4 RHP that uses the leverage and gets downhill well on the mound. Extension out front helps the mid 80’s fastball play up some and get on hitters. Was able to locate the pitch around the zone effectively and showed a developing breaking ball to keep hitters off balance. Touched 85 in all 3 innings on the mound and has the frame to tap into more velocity going forward.

Fluellen had a solid showing during the workout portion of the event. The outfielder ran an impressive 6.86 60-yard dash to kick things off. In the outfield, sound actions were shown with some arm strength that should only continue to develop.

Ford came out and threw 86 mph from the outfield and 84 mph across the infield during workouts, while also posting a 91 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing. Ford also worked into the low-80s, up to 84 mph on the fastball on the mound.

Garten is a long and lanky 6-foot-4 prospect with plenty of physical projection remaining. He showed well across the board by running a 6.99 sixty, displayed versatility by showcasing range and arm strength at both first base, and the infield during drills. At the plate, he implored a lofted stroke with leverage out in-front that produced loud impact when on-time.

Gibson put together a well-rounded workout, starting with a 6.85 60-yard dash. Defensively, the outfielder showed smooth actions with strong, accurate throws, reaching 85 mph during workouts. At the plate, a middle of the field approach was shown with some strength to the hands.

It was a really loud weekend on both sides of the ball for Gil. He ran his heater up to 88mph, while also hitting 3-for-5 with a double. 

Guajardo displayed immense upside on the mound during game action, working from a projectable frame with present strength. He worked the fastball up to 89, maintaining 85-87, with run/ride traits. Guajardo showed feel for a 10-4 breaking ball in the mid-70s. He further displayed his arm strength in the outfield; recording throws up to 89.

Hebner looked the part on the mound, working 85-87 T88 mph with some carry to it. He flipped a bigger slurvy breaker in the low-70s and flashed a harder gyro-slider in the upper-70s as well for a dominant outing on the mound.

The 6-foot-1, 185-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings on two hits with seven strikeouts. He featured a three-pitch starter profile with present physical strength. The secondary outfielder recorded exit velocities up to 93 mph from the right side of the plate.

Hickey had a strong showing during the BP portion of the weekend. The right-handed hitting infielder consistently found the barrel with bat speed behind it. A middle of the field approach has some impact present. On the infield, Hickey showed athletic actions with the ability to make the routine play consistently.

Hoffman offers an intriguing blend of physical projection and upside on both sides of the ball. The lean, lanky 2027 Grad produced accurate throws with carry up to 90 mph during outfield drills, while displaying the ability to impact the baseball with authority to middle and pullside of the field including an Exit Velocity of 99 mph. Toolsy 2027 Grad with sky-high upside on the mound as well.

Houston was a standout for many different reasons throughout the workout portion of the event, first kicking it off with a 6.65 60-yard dash. He then showed athletic actions working through the ball and recorded throws up to 86 mph from the outfield and the same on the mound. It’s a contact-oriented approach in the box with solid feel for the barrel too.

Huffman showcased a well-rounded game on both sides of the ball, including in the outfield where he produced throws up to 89. At the plate, he utilized a simple and direct operation from the right side, registering exit velocities up to 84. Huffman shined on the mound, where his projectable frame points to upside, working the fastball up to 86 with a trio of secondaries.

Hulzebos was impressive with his overall strength that was on display on both sides of the ball. In the OF, it was with his arm where he was pulling down upper-80s from the OF with carry and accuracy. Then it was offensively where he showed considerable juice through the middle and pull side part of the field during batting practice.

One of the bigger standouts throughout both the defensive workout portion and batting practice carried it over well into strong in-game performance. Athleticism present shows well on his lateral range in the infield. Tons of barrel feel at the dish and can impact it through the gaps.

Lee was another winner from The Main Event, as the well-proportioned 2027 Grad showed tons of traits to like presently with future projection as well. He showed extremely well behind the plate with athletic footwork, sound receiving skills and online, accurate throws up to 77 mph during drills. He showed positional versatility, sound fundamentals during the infield and first base portion of defensive drills. Offensively, he showcased a leveraged stroke with immense usable power and tons of present bat speed.

Lesane was one of the better athletes of this entire group and it showed in just about everything he did last weekend. Ran a fast 60-yd dash with a 6.91. Then showed fundamental actions in the OF, working to a clean reception and got off strong downhill accurate throws (85 mph). At the plate showed fast hands that deliver a quick/flat barrel through which produced some quality impact which showed during gameplay. Also jumped on the mound where he topped out at 83mph and struck out 5 with a sharp curveball/ slider combo.

Lowe showed off some intriguing two-way skill and overall solid glove work defensively. He was 90 mph across the infield and also punched out six on the mound, topping out at 88 mph with the fastball.

Lysaght showed some intriguing stuff on the mound to continue building off of in the coming years. It’s a loose arm with noticeable arm speed and the fastball jumps out of the hand, working mostly in the mid-80s with feel to repeat and pound the zone. He showed comfort going to a mid-70s slider with spins north of 2500 RPM.

Magato showed strong stuff on the bump. An athletic delivery moves quickly and shows a quick arm action. The fastball worked up to 86 mph with sink. A mid-70's breaking ball paired well off of it with tight spin and depth. Hitters struggled to pick it up out of the hand.

Martin put together a good showing throughout the workout portion early in the event, running a 7.04 60-yard dash and showing good actions and feel for the leather while also throwing 88 mph across the diamond. He then took a great round of batting practice where he showed an accurate barrel and strength that plays well into the gaps.

Maurice turned in a dominant outing on the mound, running his fastball up to 82 mph while pairing it with a slurvy breaking ball. The 6-foot-8 left-hander offers a ton of physical intrigue with plenty of strength to project for. He also showed off his offensive skillset during batting practice, and posted an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Maysonet is a good runner, recording a 6.91 60-yard dash and showed solid actions in the outfield throughout the workout. The body projects at 6-foot-1, 172-pounds and the tools are already starting to take off. He ran the fastball into the mid-80s on the bump and handles the barrel nicely in the box too.

McBride put together an outstanding workout, starting out with a 6.70 60-yard dash. The infielder showed off impressive arm strength on the dirt, reaching 90 mph across. At the plate, McBride looked to catch it out front with some impact playing to the pullside.

McClellan turned in an impressive performance on the mound, retiring six batters on strikes through three innings of work. The 6-foot left-hander filled up all parts of the zone with his fastball, which ultimately peaked at 82 mph with arm-side run. He also showed feel for spinning his slider, which kept hitters off-balance in the box.

McDowell showed plenty of components on both sides of the ball but it was on the mound where he offers upside and intrigue. The lean right-hander peaked at 84 mph in this look with more coming as he adds strength. He repeats his delivery well, has plenty of arm speed and paired it well with two secondary offerings that show to be effective presently. He showed range, a clean funnel and accuracy across the diamond during defensive drills. Lastly, at the plate he displayed a whole field approach with line drive capabilities and power that will continue to expand as he matures.

McInnis looked dominant on the mound in his outing, striking out five in two innings. The fastball showed good life out of the hand and worked in the low-80s, pairing that with good feel for a curveball with two-plane shape in the low-70s. He’s a quality athlete that shows up in all phases as well.

Miller is an eminently projectable athlete with lots to like about the tools and offensive upside. He threw 89 mph from the outfield with plenty of athleticism to stick in the grass while the loose, whippy hands portend a big ceiling long term.

Molina had a clean operation behind the dish, throwing 84 mph down to second with a 1.91 pop time. He also showed some feel to lift the baseball during BP and produced an 84 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Morgan ran a 6.60 60-yard dash, and produced throws down to second at 79 mph, with a 1.97 pop time. He also had an 89 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing. Morgan was up to 91 mph on the fastball in his outing on the mound as well, with a curveball to pair.

Very projectable and was ultra impressive on the mound, showing a smooth and athletic operation down the mound with a loose arm. Fastball worked up to 90 mph which he pounded the zone with and also showed advanced feel to land and execute a sharp slider in the mid-upper 70’s. Worked 3 innings and stuck out 6 with no walks on 57 pitches

Showed plenty of intrigue on both sides of the ball during the workout portion, as the uncommitted 2027 moved easy in the outfield and delivered online, accurate throws. He ran a 7.03 sixty, impacted the baseball with authority during BP and projects for some power moving forward. He took that into game action with a long homer to the pullside off a tough sidearmer to wrap up his successful showing.

Newell is a classic power-hitting outfielder with big offensive upside and solid tools throughout. He ran a 7.1 second 60 while throwing 87 from the outfield while the smooth, lofted stroke from the left side oozes potential.

Nix displayed strength and ability in all areas of his game, producing pop times as low as 1.98 from behind the dish. At the plate, he showcased impact in the barrel to multiple fields, registering exit velocities up to 89. He works with a two-pitch mix on the mound, including a fastball up to 84 and a tight mid-70s slider.

Miles Norman-Norman was impressive in multiple facets, as the uncommitted 2027 Grad showed two-way upside and plenty of physical projection remaining. He recorded a 7.00 second sixty, produced accurate throws up to 84 mph during outfield drills and showcased a simple, repeatable stroke at the plate. On the mound, he peaked at 84 mph with natural sink to the bottom of the zone and a well-tunneled slider that generated whiffs.

The primary outfielder displayed solid skills across the board with a 6.73 60-yard dash time and athletic actions on both sides of the ball. The right-handed hitter controlled the barrel through the zone while consistently posting exit velocities in the high-80s.

Ong showcased his strength on both sides of the ball. The 5-foot-11 outfielder carried his momentum well through the baseball, running it up to 87 mph on throws from the outfield. At the plate, he swung a fast barrel with evident feel for creating extension and carry out front. Ong posted an exit velocity of 89 mph.

Pallo showed off the all-around game, in the box he showed a short path through the zone and feel to the barrel, collecting multiple hits during game action. On the mound, ran the fastball (2164 RPM) up to 83 with arm-side run. Mixed in a slider (2409 RPM) with good 11-5 shape and bigger horizontal shape. 

Pena kicked off the event in a great way, running a 6.72 60-yard dash and then he quickly followed that up with a good round in the outfield and infield. The arm strength is solid and he also strung together a quality round of batting practice too.

Recker had a strong showing on both sides of the ball throughout the week. Was up to 87 from the outfield and 83 from across the diamond during workouts. Showed good actions in general. Was also up to 82 off the bump and mixed in a slider getting upwards of 2600 RPM. Also produced an exit velo of 85. Strong showing all around. 

Rodriguez works from an athletic and projectable right-handed frame, displaying quick twitch actions on the outfield grass. He recorded throws up to 87. At the plate, Rodriguez showcased impact ability with exit velocities up to 96, hammering balls out of the ballpark during batting practice.

Ruiz is a toolshed and impressed across the board during the event. The outfielder is athletic, running a 6.88 60-yard dash to go along with a cannon, recording throws up to 91 mph during workouts. The Puerto Rican has a fast bat with power that showed well with a 95 mph exit velocity, lifting the ball in the air with authority and comfort.

Sandoval showcased a dynamic skillset, starting from the outfield grass where he produced throws up to 87. He worked well around the bag at first base, recording throws across up to 86. At the plate, Sandoval put a fast pair of hands on display, showing all fields power and exit velocities up to 98. He also worked with a viable three-pitch mix on the mound.

Schuwerk has quality tools across the board and looked good behind the dish in the workout portion, showing off the arm strength throwing 79 mph. He then took a solid round of batting practice, impacting it consistently into the gaps and then performed excellently in game action throughout the event.

Shaw showcased strong offensive ability at the plate. A sound approach consistently worked through the middle of the field. The barrel gets leveraged well with more impact to come down the line. Solid actions were shown defensively at first base with arm strength shown there and in the outfield as well. Shaw reached 83 mph and 81 mph from each spot respectively.

Talarico employs a simple and smooth left-handed stroke that plays well. The hit tool showed well in game and he consistently used the middle of the field throughout the showcase. The shortstop delivers an accurate barrel on a linear path through the zone, also recording a 92 mph exit velocity.

Tally has a good blend of tools, running a 6.84 second 60 yard dash and throwing 86 and 88 mph from multiple positions. The hit tool showed up during game action and Tally has a well-balanced skill set.

Projectable all around athlete in the outfield with developing speed and arm strength. Smooth right handed swing with natural bat speed and ability to control the barrel. Consistently balanced at the plate with quiet movements in the swing. Gets to the barrel in game, can create leverage and drive the baseball. More impact to come at the plate as he adds strength, upside hitter.

Thomas is a very impressive athlete, evidenced by his 60 time which was one of the best of the event at a 6.56 second mark. The speed allows for excellent routes and first step quickness in the outfield, where he threw 89 mph, and the offensive tools are certainly loud enough to build off.

Thornton showed off the upside in the box and feel for the barrel. Solid bat speed with good strength present and was able to consistently impact the ball to the middle-of-the-field. Posted an exit velocity of 91 during testing. 

Torres is an impressive uncommitted 2027 Grad that showed well on both sides of the ball, as he started off by running a 6.87 second sixty and produced arm strength up to 91 mph from the outfield during drills. At the plate, the switch-hitting Texas native showed the ability to repeat his swing effectively and consistently.

A left-handed, power hitting corner outfielder that showed plenty of impact bat potential at Main Event. Fundamentally sound defensively with above average arm strength from the outfield. Blend of torque and natural strength in the left handed swing, can really impact the baseball to the pull side. Profile of a run producing corner outfielder.

Vasquez showed off the complete package all Main Event. On the mound, ran the fastball (2262 RPM) up to 86 with some arm-side tail and paired it with a slider (2281 RPM) with big horizontal sweep and 10-4 shape. On the dirt, gets to his spots well with good angles and recorded throws up to 85. In the box, showed a fast bat that impacted well to the pull-side when in rhythm, posted an exit velocity of 91 and collected multiple hits during game action. 

Velazquez was solid behind the plate last weekend. Ran a 7.08 60-yd dash. Showed strong catch/throw ability popping an 1.96. Threw a quick barrel through the zone producing hard pull side contact within a balanced/compact swing that found a couple barrels in-game. Good looking prospect

Wardlaw showed good actions in the outfield taking quality angles to the ball and was up to 81 from there with good carry behind his throws. Also ran a 6.86 sixty. Also showed good bat speed with bat to ball ability and performed well in game action. 

All around athlete with impact traits both offensively and defensively. Ran a 6.87 60, was up to 89 from the outfield, getting downhill and making 1-hop throws to bases. Popped a 2.00 from behind the plate and showed some natural arm strength on throws. Blend of strength and bat speed in the swing with a short path to the baseball that produced 90+ exit velos to the middle of the field. Developing all-around impact traits.

Put on a quality showing across the board on his winter trip down to Main Event. Registered a 1.96 pop with solid feel for the spot behind the dish. Got into strong lofted impacts at the dish, hammering balls in the air to the pull side. Exits up to 89 mph.

Left the yard in game and showed quality arms strength throughout his defensive round in the outfield. Solid straight line speed in the workout as well and turned in a sub 7 second 60-yard as well.

Lots of raw power was on display from Yencho in his round of batting practice, putting multiple baseballs over the green monster out in left while showing a displayed feel to backspin the baseball and get it in the air to his pull-side. He would post a max EV of 99-mph off the tee as well. Strong 6’2/215 with corner defensive projection.

Yoshida showed some of the best pure catch-and-throw skills of the event, throwing 82 mph from behind the dish with a best recorded pop time of 1.94 seconds. The defense certainly standout but he handles the barrel well too, moving the bat head all over the zone to show off the manipulation skill.

Young displayed a well-rounded, versatile skill set with physical upside remaining. He showed best behind the dish by displaying clean, efficient footwork and an accurate throwing arm during drills to produce a 1.86 Pop Time. At the plate, he stayed simple and compact to impact the baseball from gap-to-gap. Flashed pullside budding power and positional versatility as well.

Lightning fast hands with twitch that produced one of the best rounds of the entire event. Coupet punches way above his weight class, working homeruns to pull with ease and even topspinning a few out that way as well. The bat speed and offensive upside is special here. Pair all of that with his quality athleticism and run times (6.58 60-yard) and you have one of the most projectable prospects in the class.

Barnhardt is a super physical backstop and he showed off all the skills at the main event including the two-way ability. He threw 84 mph with a sub-2.00 pop in catcher drills while working up to 89 mph on the mound. His ability to hit the ball with impact though stands out.

XL, strong framed corner defender with massive juice potential on display. It’s a simple, effortless swing that gets on the barrel often and he peppered multiple baseballs off the monster out in left field. He is 6’4/215 and ran a sub 7.00 as well (6.88).

Currently ranked a Top 75 prospect in the ‘28 class, Strawn was up to 90-mph on the weekend with a full arsenal of off-speed and breaking pitches to help compliment his operation. He’s an athletic mover down the slope with arm speed and physical projection alike. Strawn would also swing it well in game action. Solid weekend.

Lean, athletic and wiry strong build with a clean left-handed swing that has produced results in the box time and time again. He would show it off here in game and batting practice alike, getting on the barrel with some consistency and working hard contact back through the middle of the field. He is a good runner (6.81) as a primary catcher, and he keeps seeing his arm strength improve - he is now up to 82-mph behind the plate with a best 1.92 pop this weekend.

Just a performer time and time again who has a good blend of metrics and performance on the back of his baseball card. He punches above his weight class in terms of impact, has plenty of barrel skills in the box and ran a 6.56 60-yard dash. He has real projection to stick up the middle on the dirt as well as a quality defender with mid 80’s arm strength right now. Known prospect that keeps showing well at events.

Maltz is an accomplished two-way prospect who did a little bit of everything during his time in Fort Myers. He ran a 6.9 second 60, threw 88 from the outfield, and was up to 89 from multiple arm angles on the mound. It’s a pretty true feel to hit and one that often shows up in game action as well.

Banks has a lot going for him with a 6-foot-2, 194-pound frame, a 90 mph arm from the outfield, and a 7.0 second 60 time. The swing is smooth too from the right side with a good blend of hit and power potential.

Maher is a dynamic athlete with plenty of quick twitch and speed as he recorded a 6.8 second 60 yard dash. There’s real fundamentals and hand softness at multiple positions while the feel to hit is certainly standout given his very accurate barrel skills.

Norman impressed out of the gate by running a 6.75 sixty-yard dash. The 6-foot-1 righty hitter put together a loud round of batting practice, impacting the baseball with easy strength when timed up. He posted an exit velocity of 93 mph and also showed off his arm strength from the outfield, where he was clocked at 85 mph.

Versatile defender that can catch and play the outfield. Impressed in defensive workouts, popping a 1.91 and making consistent accurate throws. Right handed hitter with notable strength to impact the baseball at the plate. Got to the barrel, hit line drives with carry to the gaps and has the profile of a power hitting catcher moving forward.

Adams would run a sub 7.00 60-yard dash while showing good actions on his round of outfield paired with mid 80’s arm strength. In the box, he displayed a swing that he was able to get in sync on time consistently with good barreled up results working to his pull-side and the middle of the field. He hit on volume in a big way during ‘25, and the body will hold more good weight as he matures.

Alberto flashed quality catch/throw ability behind the plate and impressed offensively. Struggled a bit with his accuracy but his quick transfers and arm strength stood out (1.96 POP). Showed quick hands and bat speed within a connected stroke. Feel for the barrel along with some impact to the pull side. 

Bartley turned in a solid round of batting practice, showing off his rhythm in the box and feel for creating carry to the pull-side gap. He posted an exit velocity of 86 mph. On the mound, the 6-foot right-hander ran his fastball up to 84 mph, pairing it with a tight 11/5 curveball which was successful at mistiming hitters.

Showed a three-pitch mix on the mound. Fastball sat in the high 80's and topped at 88. Two distinct breaking balls and feel to turn over a change up. Dominant, hittless, scoreless 3 inning outing missing several bats and struck out 6 on 52 pitches and no walks. There is pitch-ability here.

Bermudez-Cruz picked it well in the dirt at shortstop, exhibiting easy range to either side along with strong feel for the position. He also ran a quick 6.80 60-yard dash and uses a functional swing that produced good jump, recording an exit velocity of 90 mph.

Bhosale put together a loud round of batting practice, and then followed it up with a couple of loud knocks during live action. The 5-foot-8 righty hitter takes a clean and simple path to the baseball, often driving it to the pull-side for distance. He posted an exit velocity of 85 mph, and also recorded arm strength up to 87 mph during the infield workout.

Ran through his outing striking out 5 hitters on 33 pitches and and a 66% strike rate. Ran the fastball to 76 mph and mixed in an effective curveball slider combo.

Blanco showed fundamental actions in the OF, playing low and fast to the baseball with smooth transfers and an accurate arm. Ran a quality 60 with a 7.06. At the plate, showed a simple, flat and repeatable stroke with present barrel skills. Mostly a middle of the field approach but flashed a bit of strength to the pull side as well. 

Blueter impressed on the mound with a ton of feel to spin. The fastball (2564 RPM) was up to the mid-80s and topped out at 85, paired it with a high-spinning slider (2787 RPM) that had sharp 10-4 shape that he could throw to both sides of the plate. 

Stands out with his size, athleticism, an advanced feel with commanding the fastball. Can mix a CH and SL in any count. Ran FB up to 85 from the left side. Projects well.

Long loose left-hander with smooth arm swing and decent feel to command the low 80’s fastball and 1-7 shaped breaking ball. Obvious projection and lots left in the tank to unlock in terms of velocity. Could be a name to track with the proper development.

ong, wiry 6-foot build with a loose lefty arm that pounded the zone with fastballs in the 83-86 band paired with a viable change that has some velocity differences off his fastball.

Handsy left-handed stroke that produces some of the best results in the box on the entire event… Cantella just could not get out over the course of Main Event. He is quick to launch with lightning hands and can work hard contact to all parts of the field. He was up to 83-mph from the left side on the bump as well. Eye opening showing with the stick.

Chalabi showed off a quality right-handed swing in the box. Strong hands and quick bat speed helped generate quality contact with leverage and intent behind the barrel. The backstop also recorded a 1.99 pop time.

Cook swung the lumber well from my looks. It’s a really simple operation in the box— he can flat-out hit. Cook impressed during BP, shrinking the field at times.

Deball worked up to 83 off the bump with his fastball showing good late life to it and getting spin upwards of 2300 RPM. Athletic mover from a 6-0 frame and should continue to project well.  Was also up to 83 from infield workouts and showed good fluid actions from a clean slot. Also produced a loud exit velo of 90.

Daniels is a well-rounded player and impressed during workouts, showing feel for the glove at short with arm strength to go along, recording throws up to 86 mph from the outfield. With the bat, the hands are fast and he has the ability to lift with good pop during his round.

Desrochers showed some feel for the actions on the infield, throwing 81 mph across the diamond. Also took some loud hacks during BP and was able to produce a 95 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Dickerson offers plenty of intriguing tools specifically behind the plate, as the 2028 Grad showed clean footwork, accurate throws up to 77 mph and sound overall skills during defensive drills. He ran a 7.14 sixty and showed versatility with fluid movements in the outfield as well. Offensively, he has strength in his hands and creates some leverage out in-front that will turn into power as he physically matures.

A catcher with some natural strength in the swing that showed up in games. Drove an opposite field gap triple on day 1 of games at Main Event. Showed strong hands, the ability to get balanced an drive the baseball to both gaps during BP as well. Fundamentally sound catcher behind the plate, popped 2.06 and made accurate throws on the bag in defensive drills.

Duncan put a deep bag of tools on display throughout the event, registering throws up to 86 from the outfield grass. At the plate, he flashed bat speed via an efficient right-handed swing, producing exit velocities up to 86. Duncan showcased projection from a medium frame on the mound. He worked with a fastball up to 86, mixing in a mid-70s slider.

Physical corner outfielder with some arm strength and impact power potential at the plate. Showed the ability to stay under control and make accurate 1-hop throws to bases. Swings the bat with strong and quick wrists looking to drive the baseball. Blend of leverage and bat speed in the swing, lifting and driving the baseball to the gaps with multiple 90+ exit velos.

6.85 runner with solid defensive actions and developing arm strength, paired with a clean swing that brings plenty of bat to ball skills to the table with bat speed and low effort mechanics. He is a quality athlete that offers plenty of projection across the board with all of his tools.

Gowens has a strong, physical frame at a listed 6-foot-2, 185-pounds and there’s a solid blend of tools here. He threw 86 mph across the diamond during drills and showed off impressive right-handed bat speed that he used to consistently and frequently impact the baseball.

Smooth hack gets to leverage impacts with good angles into the launch. Ball jumps a bit through the gaps and pull side.Registered a top exit of 89 mph and put on a solid display of barrel feel and efficient swing mechanics in his batting practice round.

Good projectable toolset behind the dish with present arm strength and solid pop times to match for a young underclass backstop. More strength to come and already has good size, with some raw power and impact in the box to match.

Hedgecoe was particularly impressive on the defensive side of the ball. The 6-foot-1 catcher made quick and accurate throws during the defensive workout, recording arm strength up to 75 mph with a pop-time of 1.90 sec. He also threw a runner out during live action. Hedgecoe showed off his power with the bat as well, posting an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Hwang put advanced ability on display in multiple areas of his game, including behind the plate where he popped as low as 1.96. He displayed athleticism out of the crouch with efficient transfers. At the plate, the switch-hitter produced exit velocities up to 87, displaying present bat speed.

Showed some deception with good arm speed up to 88-mph here, living in the 85-88 band through his start on the mound. He would flash a significant 2-plane curveball as well in the upper 70’s. Strikes, stuff and sequencing all showed well in this look for Jeske.

Johnson worked up to 85 off the bump from a clean lefty slot. Went to a slider with sweeper-esque traits and good horizontal break in the low-70s that he could locate well at times. Projectable starters build and velo should continue to trend up. 

Put on a loud display at the dish in game. Went super deep over the centerfielder's head for extra bases. Its a level swing with length through contact. Obvious feel to backspin when he gets to extended impact. Significant power upside and a name squarely on the radar in the Mid-South

Kaniamos lived on the barrel during batting practice, employing a mature and advanced all fields approach. The strength flashed well with an 88 mph exit velocity and the swing is quick and compact. The hit tool is evident and the parts work well,

Krokus showed off the two-pitch mix during his outing on the mound. The fastball (2317 RPM) ran up to 84 and mixed in a curveball (2440 RPM) with 12-6 shape and horizontal bite. Worked well down in the zone and was able to get swing and miss effectively. 

Kuhlmeier had a really loud workout, posting a sub-7 second 60 while also throwing up to 84mph from the outfield. In-game, he flashed one of the more aggressive swings I’ve witnessed, blasting a double deep pull-side.

Lee was really impressive on the mound, working 82-87 mph on a fastball he could locate well, flipping a distinct slider and curveball in the mix as well, also showing a changeup for a four-pitch mix. Lee was dominant in his outing on the mound.

Loadwick offers enticing physical projection with potential monster upside on the mound. He impressed by running his fastball up to 87 mph, while showcasing the aptitude to spin a breaking ball and kill spin on his changeup. Will likely continue to see the velo uptick along with refinement of his full repertoire.

Murr has a projectable 6-feet-0 frame and worked up to 83 off the rubber. Showed really good command and control with his fastball filling up the zone. Good feel to spin as well with a curve getting up to 2000 RPM that showed good depth and shape. 

Navarro displayed solid defensive skill both on the dirt and in the OF. Controlled mover to the baseball from both spots showing good hands and above avg. arm strength for his level. At the plate, he’s a switch hitter with solid swings from both sides. Quick hands with feel for the barrel and gets to some angles from the left side.

Ott is a physical southpaw with a very deceptive operation and a fastball that peaked at 86 mph. It’s a tougher, low slot that helps the pitch play up and it’s a very low effort release. There’s also good bat speed from the left side that portends some long term two-way upside.

Eye opening round of batting practice from Piloto, who flashed massive juice potential in his round while also showing off a reliable, real switch hit ability. He’s got a real feel for the barrel head and lived on it during his round. Strong, lean build with more to come. Tantalizing offensive potential with corner defender projection.

Ramaley impressed on both sides of the ball throughout the week. Worked up to 83 off the bump from a quick arm and projectable 6-foot-1 frame. Fastball showed excellent life to it getting upwards of 2400 RPM. Also showed excellent feel to spin it with a curve getting upwards of 2400 RPM. Recorded a 1.92 pop time from behind the dish with accurate low liner throws and good actions back there. Produced an exit velo of 90.

Physical 5’11/200 build with real arm strength, showing it off in his workout round up to 81-mph. He flashed some impact potential in the box as well, registering a 94 max EV off the tee and showing off impact to all fields in his round of batting practice with a strong, rotational swing.

Reker showed off his abilities behind the dish during the defensive workout as well as in-game. The 5-foot-9 catcher gained sufficient ground during the transfer phase before delivering strong and accurate throws to the bag. He recorded arm strength up to 75 mph with a pop-time of 1.98 sec. Reker also turned in a solid round of batting practice, spraying liners to all parts of the field.

Seirafi Jr. impressed on both sides of the ball. The 5-foot-10 lefty hitter showed feel for creating leverage and manipulating the barrel. He sprayed several line drives into the pull-side gap during batting practice, and later posted an exit velocity of 84 mph. Seirafi Jr. also showed off a strong and accurate arm from the outfield, where he was once again clocked at 84 mph.

The 5-foot-11, 160-pound outfielder made throws during drills at 87 mph while posting a 6.85 60-yard dash time. The right-handed hitter displayed a compact stroke in the box with middle-of-the-field impact.

Stridsberg showed good thump to the middle of the field with only more to come. There is strength to the hands and he roped balls throughout his round in the stadium. The California native also displayed solid catch-and-throws skills from behind the dish.

Swanick turned in an impressive performance on the mound, running his sinking fastball up to 79 mph while sequencing in a shorter curveball effectively. He was up to 83 mph from the outfield where he put easy carry on his throws to home plate. The 6-foot-4 righty hitter showed off his strength with the bat as well, posting an exit velocity of 90 mph.

Swope showed well on the dirt and has traits to like at the plate. Feet played well through the baseball with sure hands. Also demonstrated arm strength and carry across within a compact arm stroke (87 mph). At the plate, it’s a simple swing that creates good leverage. Intent to catch out front and lift which he does with feel for the barrel and sneaky impact.

The right-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings with simple mechanics and running the fastball up to 85 mph. Present athletic actions down the slope which translated to the field as a secondary shortstop. Sykes posted a 7.26 seconds 60-time and displayed the ability to use the whole field with a line-drive approach in the box.

Thibodeaux showed off his complete mix and was effective with it. Repeatable and easy effort down the mound. Topping 82mph with his fastball, striking out 8 in 3 innings of work, while turning over a depthy 12/6 curveball. There is pitch-ability her. Excellent outing.

Toadvine looked strong on the mound throughout the outing, commanding the fastball to both sides of the plate and challenging hitters early in counts. He works fast and has great command of a three pitch mix for strikes, competing in the zone and working fast. He also showed well in the first base workout as well

Showed some potential 2-way ability and all around athleticism at Main Event this year. Ability to play both the infield and outfield with developing speed and arm strength. Showed fastball/curve on the mound with a fastball into the low 80’s. Stood out the most at the plate with a blend of strength and bat speed in the swing. Sprayed line drives to all fields in BP with multiple 90+ exit velos.

Tri offered a super intriguing look on the mound as the southpaw ran it up to 83 mph and showed good feel for the breaking ball. There’s upside on the mound with real ingredients while also positing some two-way potential too as the loose, fluid stroke plays from the left side.

Trojanowski showed off some serious thump with the bat and was on the barrel often throughout his round of BP and in games as well. Showed some big time bat speed with serious strength off the barrel and could impact it to all fields. Produced an exit velo of 93 with a strong power projection. 

Verdolini displayed an immensely projectable skill set with two-way upside and plenty of physical projection. He ran it up to 85 mph on the mound with good command, showed the aptitude to spin the breaking ball and generated tons of empty swings with his repertoire. Offensively, he showed quick hands and the ability to create leverage out in-front. The 2028 Pennsylvania native repeats his swing well and will continue to expand every facet of his game with physical maturity.

Wetzel showed great stuff and worked up to 86 mph on the mound with good life to the heater. The athletic 6-foot-2 frame projects very well and he showed the feel to spin a slider to pair. There is a lot to like moving forward, with a clean delivery and arm.

Stood out on the bump. Ability to command whole arsenal and force weak contact. Offensively, has an athletic frame, keeps swing simple, and can stay in the middle.

Woods has an extremely impressive round of batting practice. The right-handed hitting catcher uses a strong lower hand and quality extension out front to impact balls pullside easily. Woods hit multiple balls off the wall throughout the round. Defensively, a clean transfer was shown behind the plate into accurate throws.

The 6-foot, 160-pound right-handed pitcher punched out four over two innings running the fastball into the mid-80s. He featured a tight slider as a solid secondary and displayed a feel to land in and out of the zone for swing and miss. Present upside with his lean frame to add and solid foundation moving forward.

The primary shortstop displayed some of the biggest arm strength of the event with throws across the diamond at 94 mph. The present arm strength carried over to the mound where he ran the fastball up to 90 mph and featured a solid three-pitch mix with big upside as he adds size to his 6-foot-2, 155-pound frame.

Rivera ran a 6.95 60-yard dash and flashed smooth fundamentals on the infield dirt, throwing 82 mph across the diamond. Flashed a really advanced swing in the box and produced a 93 mph exit velocity during PG DK Testing.

Up to 86-mph on the mound as a ‘29 with a fluid stretch only motion down the slope. He paired that with feel to spin his low 70’s curveball for strikes, often doubling up. He would get behind the plate and show off arm strength up to 77-mph as well, paired with a best pop of 1.98. The hands work really nicely in the box and he is primed to hold lots more strength on his body as he matures. Lot of upside.

Nielsen showcased exciting tools across the board, as the 2029 Florida native was impressive on both sides of the ball. He ran it up to 87 mph on the mound with explosive life through the zone and the ability to land his tight breaking ball. Defensively, he produced accurate throws up to 86 mph during outfield drills. At the plate, he used a simplistic stroke with plenty of present bat speed and impact potential to produce numerous well-struck line drives.

Anderson McAfee- McAfee is an impressive looking 2029 Grad physically with twitch and plenty of present strength. He showed huge arm strength behind the dish up to 82 mph during drills, while showcasing easy carry and accuracy on his throws. At the plate, he implored a low-effort stroke with tons of present bat speed and huge impact out in-front. He worked gap-to-gap, showed power potential that will only continue to evolve and projects immensely moving forward.

Power is the big selling card for Hoffman as he has such advanced physicality and ability to backspin the ball at a young age. The power truly plays to all fields as he made JB Stadium look small during BP and also boomed a triple the other way during game action.

Williams showed a lot of things to love on the mound in the outing. The arm works really well and has a clean, repeatable delivery down the slope. The fastball jumps out of the hand and worked at 84-88 mph with feel for three pitches for strikes. The projection is off the charts here too.

Montelone kicked off the event showing good actions on the dirt and a corner type profile with plenty of arm strength to stick there. He also showed some strength in the round of BP, hitting the left field wall a few times. The stuff on the mound also stood out, working in the mid-80s.

The primary backstop showcased advanced receiving skills with a quick release behind the plate. He posted a 7.19 60-time and a 1.98 pop time in game for a caught stealing. The right-handed hitter also went 3-for-5 during game action working gap-to-gap with exit velocities up to 93 mph.

Desalvo showed quality skill at multiple defensive spots, at the plate and on the mound. Developing feet but quality glovework from both spots and flashes of adv. arm strength for his level. At the plate, showed loose hands that threw an accurate barrel to the baseball producing solid middle of the field contact. Then showed an athletic delivery down the mound where the arm strength showed there as well with a T85 heater and feel to land a developing mid 60s breaker. 

Dykes impressed on both sides of the ball. Off the bump, worked up to 83 with good life and velo played up and could locate fastball well. Showed good feel for off-speed and should only get better with more polish. Was up to 84 from the infield and 83 from first profiling best on the corner. Also showed good feel for the barrel making consistently hard line drive contact and produced an exit velo of 84. 

Athletic mold with an easy swing that extends well through the middle of the filed geared line drive impacts. Should grow into more thump with pretty decent flashes showing already as an underclassmen. Registered a top exit of 87.

Grant was a solid two-way performer last weekend. Strong round of batting practice showing a balanced and compact stroke that produced a ton of hard contact into the gaps and the swing translated in-game with multiple knocks. Hopped on the mound where he displayed an upper 70's fastball along with a solid curveball he flashed the ability to land in-zone. Exit velo up to 92 mph. Good lookin prospect.

The 6-foot-1, 172-pound outfielder made throws from the outfield at 84 mph while posting a 7.01 seconds 60-yard dash time. His present athleticism translated all over the diamond and on the bump as a two-way player with present upside.

The 5-foot-9, 155-pound outfielder posted a 6.98 seconds 60-time and displayed a feel for the barrel during batting practice and game action. The right-handed hitter went 4-for-7 with some loud barrels and exit velocities around 90 mph.

Jack showed lots of power projection during his round of batting practice and carried over into the games. The Maine native racked up several hits in game, including multiple extra-base hits. Jack recorded a 92 mph exit velocity and already has the ability to impact the ball while using the entire field.

Kohler, a left-handed stick, showed a smooth and easy swing with fluidity to the barrel through the zone. The swing projects well and is clean overall with balance and feel. With the glove, he displayed sure hands and an accurate arm across the diamond.

Leach showed off the burners and ran a 6.51 sixty. Produced an exit velo of 88. Showed good actions in the outfield with projectable arm strength. Showed a well timed contact oriented swing that uses the entire field well. Tools stood out and should only get better.

Nichols is a physical frame right-hander punched out four over three innings. Nichols challenged hitters in the zone with a fastball/slider mix at a 62% strike rate. A primary right-handed pitcher, Nichols displayed athletic actions around the bag at first base with clean turns and plenty of arm strength for the corner. A right-handed hitter, Nichols posted a 91 mph exit velocity during testing and smoked a triple to drive in a run during game action.

Norris is a lean, athletic southpaw who showed three pitches and also some two-way potential. He ran a sub-7.0 second 60 while working up to 81 on the mound. It’s a fluid, smooth operation with already some feel for command of the three offerings and pitchability.

Olivier is an impressive 2029 Grad with plenty of upside and projection remaining. On the mound, he ran it up to 84 mph with command to both sides of the plate and paired it well with two breaking balls with distinct shape. The slider showed late bite and the curveball flashed downer tilt to it that generated swings-and-misses. Offensively, he used the middle-of-the field effectively and projects for more impact potential as he continues to mature.

The 6-foot-4, 175-pound right-handed pitcher made quick work on the mound with six strikeouts over three innings. He filled up the zone with his mid-80s fastball and solid secondary at a 71% strike rate. With his lean projectable frame and feel for the operation, Scoggins exudes upside on the bump.

Sigler had a loud round of batting practice, launching baseballs with ease all over the middle of the field. The 6-foot-1 lefty hitter has tons of evident strength in the hands and barrel with more power to project for moving forward. Defensively, Sigler showed off an accurate arm that was clocked at 84 mph from the outfield.

Good weekend across the board for Sproull, who tested well in a lot of categories and showed off some nice upside with the bat in his hands. The hands work free and easy in the swing with built in natural loft to his swing path, getting the baseball in the air with some impact and lending itself to future power. He showed off mid 80’s arm strength from both the outfield and infield positions as well.

Wood impressed with strong two-way ability, showing both well on the bump and with the stick. The primary left-hander’s fastball played very well, drawing lots of whiff up to 79 mph. The curveball featured bite and the swing is quick and well connected, staying on the barrel.

Martinez-Gomez showed a live arm with a fastball that topped out at 87 mph, featuring heavy sinking action. The curveball flashed some nice depth and standing at a lean 6-foot-2, 170-pounds with a quick arm, the projection is obvious.