Casinelli-Tarasuik did everything well throughout the day, running an event best 4.87 40-yard. He played with high energy, throwing 89 mph from the outfield and 85 from the infield, while showing quickness to his hands with jump when squared.

Lamb came out attacking hitters with a heater that got upwards of 85 mph with hard angle out of the hand. His splitter was a weapon pitch with spins in the low 1000 RPMs up to 70 mph.

Enes did a bit of everything, throwing 82 from the outfield, showing a quick arm and carry out of the hand. He creates nice torque in his swing with hard contact to the pull side with real carry coming off.

Bush took arguably the loudest round of BP on Sunday, if not the entire weekend. At 5-11/195 the left-handed hitting Bush was able to generate some really impressive bat speed with looseness in his hands and some rockets to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

There's no doubting the arm strength of Shatas as he threw 86 mph from the outfield before jumping on the bump where he was 84 mph along side a solid CB and CH. He has looseness in the hands and when he's on time, the barrel is able to fly through the zone with some jump at contact.

Connor is a long 6-foot-5 right-hander who was up to 84 mph on the mound, showing some running and riding life to it. The changeup was the better of his two secondaries, showing nice fading life which played well off of the heater.

A primary right-handed arm, Blatz utlized a higher slot to run his heater up to 82 mph with both run and riding life. His curveball had 11-5 shape and he turned over a changeup with fading life at 73 mph.

Gomez plays with flair in the infield, staying low and behind the ball while showing fluidity in his footwork and overall actions. He has quick hands offensively and a direct path to the ball, creating plenty of bat speed through the zone.

Herzog filled up the profile page with some impressive numbers, including his 4.88 40-yard dash. He threw 84 mph from the outfield and showed off a quick right-handed swing with extension out front and tools to build off of.

Sullivan performed well in live action on both sides of the ball, sliding well side-to-side to block pitches while receiving well. His left-handed swing has whip in the hands and quickness to the barrel head and we were able to see him adjust to a changeup in live action, barreling it hard the other way for a knock.

Ward is a nice combo of present stuff and future projection as the current upper-70s heater should continue to climb. He worked around the zone and with sinking life down while showing short shape on his upper-60s breaker for strikes as well.

Moore was outstanding in all parts of the field, moving around the dirt with fluidity and comfort, showing a big arm across the diamond. The bat is his loudest tool though as he's a switch-hitter with a real feel for the barrel and lots of present juice coming off.

Naples is a presence int he box and full of physicality, swinging the bat through the zone with some serious intent. It's a consistent stroke with leverage through the point of contact, impacting to the pull side.

Herrick jumped on the mound and was able to generate some really good extension, helping his upper-70s heaters play up. He spun a breaker with depth and some teeth to it, as well as a cutter with late bite and tight spin.

As a 2029, Belden was up to 79 on the mound and showed a quick arm through the back. He spun the breaker with conviction and tight spin, showing the ability and comfort to double up on the offering.

Corey might be listed as a primary arm, though he didn't throw this event but still impressed. He was up to 86 mph from the outfield and showed good separation in his swing, showing steady contact to his pull side from the left side of the plate.