McLeod stands out in a big way with his actions on the dirt showing consistent actions and the ability to flash, making plays while showing off his range. He adds a consistent barrel feel on the offensive side.

McCardle shows some physical strength to his frame already, allowing him to impact the baseball on the offensive side of the ball. He adds clean actions that project on the dirt defensively as well.

DiCaprio showed well on his time on the mound, not only with the best fastball velocity of the event topping out at 82 mph but, with a pair of off speed for strikes as well. He showed feel for a kick change up with good depth along with a low 70's breaking ball.

Spiers looks the part of a future middle of the order left-handed bat with his long projectable frame. TO go along with the frame he showed the ability to drive the baseball to the pull side with authority in batting practice and in game action.

Delcambre checked a lot of boxes with his performance during the workout session flashing multiple tools. The young RHP/1B posted a sub 7.00 run time with a 6.97 second sixty while also running his fastball up to 82 mph, while posting a 87 mph EV.

Motley showcased high end speed with a 6.74 second sixty. His speed translates to the defensive side of the ball where he can track down baseballs in the outfield, covering lots of ground.

Miller turned some heads on the mound with a fastball that got into the low 80's while commanding it mostly to the glove side to create weak contact. He paired the fastball with a solid developing breaking ball that shows quality traits.