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Crabb showed off some of the best arm talent all weekend. The fastball got up to 85 mph on the mound with feel for a slider and changeup. The arm strength played both in the outfield and on the infield, reaching 84 mph and 80 mph from each spot respectively. Crabb also showed a connected swing at the plate with bat speed present.
Ortiz put together a well-rounded showing throughout the weekend. Arm strength was shown both on the infield and in the outfield. It played on the mound as well, to go with feel for a 12-6 curveball. Athleticism was shown at the plate, with quick hands on a clean, linear path. Ortiz rounded out the strong workout with a 7.05 60-yard dash.
Boney showcased a strong mix of projection and present tools. Arm strength stood out on the infield and in the outfield, as well as on the mound. At the plate, bat speed was shown with a line drive approach that can spray balls to all fields.
Daly put together an impressive showing during batting practice. Big intent and impressive strength at contact allowed for hard contact often. The bat has real power potential. Defensively, soft hands were shown with some clean footwork.
Croxton showcased a clean operation on the mound with projection. The fastball worked up to 73 mph with feel for a curveball. Intriguing traits were shown defensively both on the infield and behind the plate. An easy, fluid swing was shown at the plate with the ability to stay connected and be on time.
Hordichuk impressed offensively. Quick bat speed was shown with the ability to find barrels at a high rate. Defensively, Hordichuk flashed controlled action out of the crouch into a shorter arm action release.
Kroneman features a bigger build for the age with intriguing tools on both sides of the ball. A quick transfer was shown defensively with some arm strength behind throws. Strength plays well at contact with good intent behind the barrel.
Casanova displayed good intent at the plate with a sound gap to gap approach and hand speed through the zone. Arm strength was shown during defensive workouts, reachingn 77 mph across the infield and 74 mph during outfield drills. It also was flashed on the bump with a fastball up to 76 mph.