Granse projects for big things on the mound where his wirey athletic build and ability to throw a couple of pitches for strikes will give him a shot. The fastball getting into the upper 80's paired with a change up and breaking ball give him the ability to get outs.

Johnson can put pressure on opposing teams in ways few can with his 6.49 second speed. That kind of speed projects best in the outfield where he can cover the most ground.

Martin showed some game changing speed with his 6.55 second speed. Pair that with some arm strength and actions on the infield and he shows skills to play in the middle of the field.

Smith has polish to his game with accuracy and receiving behind the plate that projects to the next level, while also bringing a switch hitting tool set to the offensive profile.

Upton brings a well rounded polished game on both sides of the ball. The infield, skill set projects at a few different spots while the switch hitting ability brings even more upside.

Bounds shows some physicality in the frame while flashing a couple of tools to round out the profile. The 91 mph EV shows some thump in the bat and while pairing that with a 6.6 sixty that plays in the outfield.

Hare stood out in a big way with his arm strength in multiple facets. He popped a 91 mph throwing across the diamond while also running the fastball up to 88 mph.

Sack shows some high level tools in the present with the body and frame that projects for more as he continues to grow and mature. The 89 mph across the diamond along with an 89 mph EV and a 6.6 sixty that could provide some positional diversity down the line.

Blevins put some pretty special arm talent on display with his infield round showing a skill set that projects on the left side of the infield with plenty of arm strength up to 91 mph.

Michaux has the type of twitch and athleticism that can impact the game behind the dish. He popped a 1.89 second pop time while running sub 7.00 second sixty and mashing a 93 mph EV.

Bridges showcased the skill set of a physical backstop with offensive upside. The 1.92 second pop time shows the ability to control a running game while he also posted a 92 mph EV.

Frampton looked good in his time on the mound showing a couple of pitches for strikes and the ability to get hitters out. The fastball was into the mid 80's while tunneling with the low 70's breaking ball.

Danner shows a solid projectable build that you can project on behind the plate. The quickness in the hands plays behind the dish were he posted a 1.92 second pop time, but also plays at the plate where he can impact the ball to the pull side.

Amorde flashed tools to impact the game in a multitude of ways. The 6.8 second sixty shows some speed with more to come as eh continues to mature. Pair that with a smooth left-handed swing it makes for an intriguing offensive profile.

DeLatte brings an interesting skill set with arm strength that projects at multiple positions with a smooth left-handed swing. Combine the skill set with his young athletic build and it projects for a high ceiling.