Chambers mashed the ball, showing off big juice and strength during batting practice. The ball explodes off of the Oklahoma commit's barrel and there is big power upside. He also showed off some serious zip to the arm, recording throws up to 92 mph across the diamond.

DeHaas is a super twitchy and athletic outfielder. The Missouri native ran a blazing 6.33 60-yard dash while showing some feel for the barrel and intriguing jump coming off, recording an event-best exit velocity of 98 mph.

Wagner can elevate the ball and has some interesting power potential, recording an exit velocity of 93 mph. It is a very athletic profile with tools across the board. The right-hander hopped on the mound and was absolutely dominant, topping at 87 mph with a tight slider and fading changeup for strikes.

Mathis can leverage the barrel well and lifts with authority, using his long levers to the 6-foot-5 frame well. On the bump, he worked from a simple delivery and has tremendous projection, running the heater up to 83 while landing a slider.

Cox is a very well-rounded player with a great blend of physicality and athleticism. The Illinois native ran a quick 6.65 60-yard dash and showed off all fields impact with advanced bat speed through the zone.

Deibel is an athletic mover on the bump and ran it up to 85 mph with a full three-pitch mix. The primary right-handed pitcher has two-way upside and drove the ball on a line while using the entire field in batting practice.

Baxa had a consistent round of batting practice and possesses real strength to the hands. He handles the barrel well and also has catch and throw skills with arm strength, recording throws up to 81 mph from behind the dish in workouts.

Nolte is a two-way player and impressed in his outing on the bump. The southpaw creates heavy angle and deception up to 78 mph, tunneling the slider well off the heater with natural cut. At the plate, he takes aggressive hacks and looks to do damage with quality bat speed through the zone.