Cruz had a huge weekend, running a sub-7.00 60 and throwing 94 from the outfield & 93 from the infield. It's huge bat speed from the Samford commit who produced in game including a long home run on Sunday.

Gil had a really strong weekend, barreling everything up in game and showing excellent defensive actions. He ran an event best 6.78 second 60 and threw 87 across while the bat speed and feel to hit are innate.

Vasallo has a ton to like with a fast, whippy arm that was up to 90 mph. There's lots of arm side life and Vasallo could land the slider nicely for strikes. The changeup has action to it as well and the velocity ceiling here is high.

Roque showed pretty solid stuff and already has a very physical 6-foot-1, 205-pound build. He worked up to 91 mph, sitting mostly 87-90 and showed flashes of a hard slider and a late fading changeup.

Davila has a really nice skill set, running a 7.1 60 and throwing 88 mph across the infield. The actions are really impressive for someone who is 6-3 and there's already big power to the opposite field alley.

Hernandez put on a show during batting practice, hitting some of the furthest balls of the day. He also ran a 6.78 and threw 88 mph across during infield drills, completing a pretty solid profile.

Gonzalez really produced in game with multiple hits in each of the two games including an opposite field home run on Saturday. It's a really clean stroke with obvious barrel feel and fast hands.

Diaz raked during game action, collecting four hits across two games. The swing isn't flashy but it's simple and repeatable and Diaz does a nice job moving the barrel around the strike zone.

Maiquez has really solid tools and showed them by running a 6.99 second 60 yard dash and throwing 91 mph from the outfield. He was also 91 mph off the tee in exit velo testing and the bat speed stands out offensively.

Amador had a very strong weekend, turning in a consistent offensive performance with strong tools. He threw 90 mph across the infield and there is serious feel for the barrel with plenty of present pull side juice.

Felix is a lanky and projectable outfielder who was up to 85 mph from the position. There's lots to like about the athlete and the projection here and the left-handed swing will develop power as he continues to mature.

De La Nuez is a physical right-handed pitcher who ran the fastball up to 88 mph during his outing. There's good arm side run to the fastball and also mixed in a mid-70s breaker with good shape.

Rodriguez is a well-rounded player who ran a sub-7.00 second 60 and threw 83 mph from the outfield. He swings aggressively with plenty of impact off the barrel and also performed in game action.

Fernandez is a solid defensive catcher with good arm strength and the hit tool really showed up in game action. There were multiple base hits in game action and Fernandez has a well-balanced skill set.

Ferreira is a very solid defender behind the plate and showed both good receiving and blocking skills. There's bat speed from the right side too and he can already drive balls to the big part of the park in the right centerfield alley.

Del Nodal did a little bit of everything well including running a sub-7.00 second 60 and throwing 88 mph from the outfield. He's got fast hands in the box and already shows the ability to create leverage and jump to the pull side.