Smith is a still very projectable 6-1/180 athlete who showed two big tools in his 91 mph outfield arm and in his right handed bat speed and power potential.

Martinez posted big run and throw numbers at 6.67 in the sixty with an 88 mph infield arm but it was actually his bat speed from both sides of the plate that was his most impressive tool set.

Rivera's best tool was his left-handed bat. He's a pull hitter with simple swing mechanics and the ability to create loud pull side contact.

Johnson has solid defensive tools and actions and can be a versatile defensive player potentially with his 6.83 speed. He's a switch hitter at the plate with bat speed from both sides.

Fiss is a twitchy athlete with 6.77 speed and fast hands at the plate that give him present bat speed with more to come.

McQueen has lots of growing to do into his 6-0/140 frame but he has very athletic actions at shortstop that project as he matures physically.

Lopresti's best tool is his right handed bat. He has a strong 5-11/190 frame and that strength translates very well to present bat speed and the ability to drive the ball hard to all fields.