Wu flashed tools to like on both the offensive and defensive ends, starting as a primary IF producing accurate throws across the diamond up to 86 mph with reliable glove work. He did a nice job of generating impact in the air with carry to the pull side of the field at the dish, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

Schaffer was a standout on both sides of the field, flashing more than intriguing two-way potential by touching 89 mph on the mound and 93 mph from the OF with natural athleticism on display. He showcased easy power production at the dish, leaving the yard both during BP and in game multiple times, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

Linder provided value defensively from both the IF and OF, touching 87 mph at both spots with active footwork and natural athleticism displayed. The 5-foot-10,170 pound prospect has projectable strength offensively and repeats the stroke well.

Micheli posted the best pop time of the event, gaining plenty of ground towards 2B with quick and repeatable transfers to ultimately grab a 1.81 pop time. He flashed a refined line drive stroke offensively with impact generated to all fields.

Williams was impressive defensively behind the dish, posting a 1.96 pop time with consistent throws on the bag. He created solid jump off the barrel offensively and shifted the weight well through impact for an exit velo of 84 mph.

Aguasvivas was intriguing both during OF workouts and on the mound, touching 87 mph at the former while showcasing direct routes to the baseball and a clean release. He utilized all parts of the field on the offensive end for impact, posting an exit velo of 83 mph.

Tomasulo certainly made his presence felt in game, picking up multiple XBH throughout the weekend including a no doubt bomb, flashing clear power production to all fields. He topped out at 84 mph from the OF and displayed a well rounded toolset overall.