Bonfiglio impressed the most metrically with his strong workout, throwing 87 mph from the outfield and running a 6.9. He does a lot of things well on the field including hit from both sides of the plate.

Guzman has a big arm and big bat speed as he was able to throw 86 mph across. The bat speed was some of the best of the entire event as he swings with plenty of intent and posits serious power upside.

Smith is a primary right-handed pitcher but has real two-way tools that should blossom over time. The fastball is up to 80 and the hands in the box are super fast as it's easy to see the hit tool indicators.

Basso had one of the louder in game swings of the event, launching a home run to the pull side. There's plenty of bat speed in the swing and it's a confident, mature approach.

Hope has upper-70s arm strength from the infield and is a left-handed hitting infielder with a strong hit tool. He had multiple hits in game including a triple and the swing looks like it'll play long term.

Hickman has a free and easy delivery from the left side with a fastball up to 81 mph. There's plenty of feel for the curveball and he also flashed a changeup to complete the mix.

Torres has a physical 6-foot-2, 169-pound frame and uses that frame well in the box. He creates natural leverage and it's easy to see the power blossoming long term.

Buigas had a really good weekend offensively, showing off a clean swing with barrel skills. He has upper-70s arm strength from multiple positions but the smooth left-handed swing really projects.

Allaire is a physical backstop at a listed 6-foot, 200-pounds. There's easy juice in the bat with an exit velocity of 92 mph and he collected three hits in game as well.

Rodriguez Cortes is a left-handed hitting infielder with real hitting tools in the box. There's arm strength up to 77 mph on the mound but the swing and offensive upside are solid.