Hernandez showed off physicality and strength on both sides during his event, starting defensively where the 6-foot, 210 prospect showcased clear arm talent behind the dish up to 80 mph while ultimately posting a 1.98 pop time. He impacted the baseball with authority on the offensive end with good usage of the lower half, posting an exit velo of 92 mph.

Weller had one of the stronger arms on display this weekend, topping out at 87 mph across the diamond with reliable glove actions and feel for internal clock. He posted a 1.99 pop time behind the dish with clean transfers and consistent actions. Offensively, he created leverage and produced loud barrels back up the middle, posting an exit velo of 94 mph.

Risi impressed as a primary RHP, running his FB up to 89 mph with clear feel for secondary stuff in the arsenal. The physical 6-foot-3, 220 pound prospect pounded the zone with feel for all quadrants and turned over the CH well with spin kill at 1573 rpm.

Murphy is an intriguing prospect with plenty of athleticism on display, posting a 4.72 forty with easy arm strength shown from the OF ultimately topping out at 89 mph. He flashed evident bat speed throughout his round offensively with hard impact to all parts of the field, posting an exit velo of 92 mph.

Garcia moved extremely well from the OF and carried momentum through release for plenty of evident arm strength up to 88 mph. He worked into the lower half well offensively and generated solid hip torque for heavy impact back up the middle of the field.

Perez looked the part on both sides of the field with natural athleticism on display, starting as a primary INF flashing active footwork and quick twitch actions, ultimately topping out at 88 mph across the diamond with easy lateral range. He showcased repeatable line drive tendencies from both boxes as a switch hitter, posting an exit velo of 82 mph.

Pasquarello showed two-way intrigue with a plethora of exciting tools. He recorded arm strength up to 88 mph during outfield drills, while showcasing a low-effort stroke at the plate with plenty of feel for the barrel. On the mound, he ran it up to 86 mph with huge life through the zone and ripped off a few hellacious breaking balls for swing-and-miss.

Barron offers a series of enticing tools along with physical projection that will be fun to monitor. He showed athletic, fluid actions and arm strength up to 87 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he stays connected well before unleashing a quick, impactful stroke with budding power potential.

Carey is an extremely athletic prospect with two-way upside that will continue to evolve. He showed off huge arm strength up to 90 mph during outfield drills. In the infield, he displayed a quick first step and arm strength up to 85 mph, while using a short and direct stroke to produce several line drives. He finished it off with enticing arm speed on the mound, peaking at 85 mph and some horizontal tilt to his slider.

Vega took one of the louder rounds of BP over the course of the event, peppering the pull side of the field with loud impact flashing clear bat speed and barrel whip. He moved well from the INF and flashed athletic actions, topping out at 84 mph across the diamond.

Fallon impressed in all facets of his game, along with showing off his athleticism. He showed smooth, fluid actions during infield drills, peaking at 82 mph across. In the outfield portion, he displayed clean footwork and produced online accurate throws up to 84 mph. Finishing it off at the plate, he implored a simple approach with plenty of present bat speed and impact potential including an Exit Velocity of 91 mph.

Hart put on an absolute show across the board, as the twitchy 2029 displayed huge tools across the board. He produced accurate throws up to 87 mph during outfield drills, while generating easy bat speed and an Exit Velocity of 94 mph. On the mound, he was downright dastardly, as he ran the fastball up to 88 mph with explosive life through the zone. The changeup stood out in-terms of his secondary offerings with mimicked arm speed and parachute like action that missed bats at-will.

Ellis impressed on the mound, as the 2029 right-hander ran it up to 89 mph with ease. He showed the aptitude to manipulate both the speed and shape to a pair of breaking balls, while garnering tons of whiffs with his two-plane slider. Huge physical upside with more in the tank.

Hricenak showed off his marked improvements across the board, as the 2029 Grad produced arm strength up to 88 mph from the outfield. Behind the plate, he used a quick, direct midline transfer to deliver online throws during drills and capped off his defensive workout with clean footwork, and arm strength up to 84 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he stays simple and uses the entire field well. It is a short, direct stroke with evolving impact potential. Versatile, projectable prospect.

Gonzalez was another impressive athlete with tools across the board. He showed impact potential and plenty of bat speed at the plate, while producing arm strength up to 89 mph during outfield drills. Lastly, he showcased sound footwork and strong throws up to 84 mph in the infield.