Strong frame at 6-foot, 210 pounds, hitting from the left side. Took a really good round of BP; left the yard backside. In-game, he got the barrel out front and sent a two-run shot out pull side. Up to 85 off the hill, mixing in a sharp slider to get four strikeouts in two innings.

Super impressive on the mound. Mixed three pitches well, headlined by a fastball up to 88. Advanced feel for slider at the bottom of the zone. Threw plenty of strikes and stayed ahead in the count.

Had a strong BP. Physical LH bat stays tall in the box and enters with a flatter path. Plenty of strength out front, dominating the pull-side.

Swung the bat well over the weekend, finishing with three hits and consistently finding the barrel. He uses high hands and works through the zone with a short, efficient path. There is noticeable whip in the barrel that helps create bat speed and allows him to impact the baseball when extended. He stayed on pitches well and produced quality contact throughout the event.

Showed strong ability on both sides of the ball. A true gamer with instincts on the base-paths. Has a nice swing and could impact the baseball well producing an exit velo of 90. Was also up to 82 from infield workouts with actions. Ran a 6.93 sixty and the speed plays in game and on the bases.

Jalen Bernard really impressed behind the dish both during his defensive workout and in live action. The 5-foot-11 backstop delivers low and online throws to the bag on a frequent basis. He threw out a pair of runners in the same inning during live games, showing off his arm strength and lateral agility at the catcher position.

Had a strong showing on both sides of the ball and performed well in game action. Ran a 7.20 sixty. Was up to 76 from first base and fits the mold there. Had a loud round of BP showing easy strength off the barrel. Has easy strength in the box. Produced an exit velo of 87.

Showed big time potential on both sides of the ball. Ran a 6.81 sixty. Was up to 81 from the outfield with actions and quick getting the ball out. Also produced an exit velo of 92. Hit an absolute nuke to the pull-side in game action as well with a smooth lefty swing built for power and impacting the baseball. Hit in multiple games. Big time showing with the bat and glove.

The 6-foot-2, 185-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three no-hit innings with five strikeouts for Team Texas. He ran the fastball into the low-80s with a clean delivery and quick tempo to the operation. A secondary corner infielder, Brice also recorded one of the highest exit velocities during drills at 90 mph.

Bundren posted one of the quickest 60 times with a time of 6.67 seconds. The left-handed hitting shortstop displayed athletic actions on defense and finished 3-for-5 with a homerun and two stolen bases during game action. 

Jake Bush turned in an impressive performance on the mound, including swings and misses from his FB/CB mix. The 6-foot right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph, which showed life through the zone and set up his 11/5 breaker to make appearances later on in counts.

The 6-foot-5, 228-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 89 mph over three scoreless innings of work and finished with five strikeouts. Byrd used his big frame and high slot release to work downhill with boring action on the fastball paired with a split-finger in the low-70s (900+ RPM) and a sweeping slider with depth in the 74-76 mph range.

Strong showing on both sides of the ball and had a loud round of BP leaving the yard. Hammers the ball gap to gap with strong power projection. Produced an exit velo of 84 and was on the barrel. Also showed good actions on the dirt in infield workouts.

Showed strong 2-way potential on the weekend. Off the mound, ran his fastball up to 85 and was dominant over 2 frames. Fastball showed hard running life getting upwards of 20" HB. Showed a sharp slider with 2-plane bite as well. Produced an exit velo of 87 and had a solid round of BP. Was also up to 82 from infield workouts with actions.

Recorded three hits on the weekend and continued to show offensive upside from the left side. The physical left-handed hitter has strength in the frame and demonstrated the ability to drive the baseball to all fields. He stays connected throughout the swing and maintains barrel control through contact. The approach allows him to consistently put together competitive at-bats while producing hard contact.

a two-way player with upside on both sides of the ball, Chevere posted quality numbers across the board. The primary shortstop recorded a 6.98 60-time and ran the fastball up to 85 mph over two no-hit innings with four strikeouts.

Grey Crowson put together an impressive showing in every phase. The 5-foot-9 two-way prospect ran his fastball up to 86 mph on the mound and also recorded arm strength up to 87 mph during the defensive workout. He moves well laterally and remains light on his feet in the dirt. Crowson also ran a 7.14 sixty-yard dash.

Cruz impressed both behind the plate and with the bat, recording a 1.88 pop-time and a 78 mph catcher velocity. Behind the plate, Cruz uses a traditional setup and a right knee down setup, replacing the feet with urgency out of both and showing off the arm strength as well. The swing works out of a balanced setup with the feet, and Cruz has feel for the barrel to all fields with power to continue to add in the future.

Strong showing off the bump and BP. Was up to 86 off the mound and could spin it too with a curve getting upwards of 2300 RPM. Had a loud round of BP as well and produced an exit velo of 90. Also ran a 6.75 sixty.

Ferreira was impressive at every position he worked out at, running throws up to 90 in the infield and recording a pop-time of 1.84 with a catcher velocity. He was also very impressive with the bat, showing plus strength during batting practice and recording a 96 mph exit velocity. He works out of a spread out base with slightly open feet, and showed good hand speed with the obvious juice.

Took a solid round of batting practice, smashing the ball all over the yard. Stood balanced in the box; high back elbow, an athletic move to gain ground. Drove it gap to gap with more room to grow.

Foster ran the fastball up to 84 mph and struck out four batters over two innings of work. The long and lean framed right-hander showcased a quality changeup off the fastball with a breaking ball that displayed projectable traits for a starter profile moving forward.

The 5-foot-9, 150-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings and struck out four batters without allowing a hit. The primary outfielder ran the fastball up to 85 mph and featured a quality four-pitch mix.

The 6-foot-3, 165-pound right-handed hitter went 3-for-5 during game action with a double and run batted in. A primary third baseman, Francis recorded an 87-mph exit velocity during drills while driving multiple balls during batting practice with strength through the zone.

Had a really strong BP. Showed some serious power production with strength through the zone and an ability to get the barrel to both halves of the plate.

Strong frame with a wide, open base. Longer swing but uses strength to his advantage to create some forward momentum. Plenty of strength to the pull-side.

Was impressive with the bat over the weekend, showing some strength along with good feel for the barrel. Hernandez works out of a medium base from both sides of the plate, and was able to show off the pop with the bat during BP. The swing works well when staying through the middle of the field, and the barrel accuracy is advanced for the age.

Showed well on both sides of the ball. Had a loud round of BP and hit in game action as well. Produced an exit velo of 90 and the power projection looks very real here. Was also up to 78 from infield workouts with good actions and profiles well on the corner. Arm strength should continue to trend up. Power projects well.

Big, physical right-hander showed off a deep pitch mix while dominating the zone. Able to land all four pitches in any count, punching out 6 in three efficient innings.

The 6-foot-2, 165-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings of two-hit ball with four strikeouts. Laguardia commanded the zone at a 64% strike rate while running the fastball up to 84 mph. He showcased a full starter profile with a feel for a four-pitch mix, and the ability to spin a pair of breaking balls north of 2500 RPM.

Strong showing on both sides of the ball. Ran a 6.74 sixty. Showed good actions in outfield workouts taking good angles to the ball and moving well through it. Also hit a lot in game and had a solid round of BP. Produced an exit velo of 86.

Mills had a nice showing with the bat during batting practice, showing the ability to back spin the baseball into the gaps and through the middle of the field. Mills used a medium based setup with an athletic move into contact with the toe tap trigger. The strength at the plate will be something to keep an eye on in the coming years of development.

Frankie Misischia showed off his strength both on the defensive side of the ball and at the plate. The 6-foot-5 prospect recorded arm strength up to 85 mph on throws from the outfield and also posted an exit velocity of 86 mph with the bat.

Impressive with the bat over the course of the weekend, showing solid barrel accuracy in batting practice and working on the barrel in games. Moore works out of a medium and slightly open base, and works well to all parts of the field. On Sunday, Moore went into the right center gap for a triple and dead to center field for a double.

Was all over the barrel in game action impacting the baseball with ease. Was up to 85 from infield workouts with actions and solid behind the dish as well recording a 1.80 pop time. Has power and can really hit with impact. Bat speed plays as well.

Had a real strong showing on both sides of the ball and showed legit 2-way potential. Worked up to 83 with his fastball off the bump and showed a quick whippy arm getting late swing and miss with his fastball. Also showed a slider with serious 2-plane bite. Hit a nuke in game action as well that got sent into the lot and was a no-doubter. Produced an exit velo of 88. Was also up to 85 in infield workouts with good actions.

Athletic mover on the mound, running the fastball up to 83 with the mid-low three quarter arm slot. Showed some nice run to the fastball, creating some uncomfortable at-bats for hitters. Mixed in both a fading changeup and a low 70s breaker with feel, and was dominant through three innings of work.

Was up to 81 from the outfield with good actions and got the ball out on time working downhill and through it well. Ran a 7.24 sixty. Produced an exit velo of 89 and had a solid round of BP making consistently hard contact.

Enjoyed a strong offensive weekend, going 3-for-5 while consistently producing quality at-bats. There is plenty of rhythm in the operation, helping him arrive on time and under control. He showed the ability to drive the baseball gap-to-gap and remained inside pitches well throughout the weekend. The barrel works efficiently through the zone and produced steady contact.

Showed a quality 4-pitch mix in his outing and was dominant the entire way through. Worked his fastball up to 81 with late running and sinking life coming out of hand easy and got late swing and miss. Slider shown with sharp 2-plane bite. Also landed a curve with depth. Showed change with diving fade as well. Feel for all 4 pitches and can locate. Highly projectable off the mound.

JJ Russell put together an impressive performance both on the mound and at the plate. The 6-foot two-way prospect ran his fastball up to 80 mph on the mound, pairing it with a nearly 2500 rpm curveball that was effective at mistiming hitters. He also showed off his strength with the bat, posting an exit velocity of 92 mph.

The 6-foot-3, 194-pound right-handed pitcher showcased some of the best stuff of the event with a fastball up to 88 mph and mid-70s breaking ball with spins north of 2400 RPM. Schwinge punched out all six batter he faced over his two no-hit innings while controlling the zone at a 66% strike rate.

Showed a quality 3-pitch mix off the bump and worked up to 90 with his fastball. Fastball showed late life with good arm side run. Went to a slider with sweep and late break. Also showed change with fade that kills spin. Advanced pitch ability with swing and miss stuff.

Was really good this weekend for Deep South. Went 4-6 in game. Smooth swing with more than enough pop in there, projecting well long term. Also worked out well in the outfield, with sound footwork and a repeatable slot.

Showed an adjustable stroke with a flat path across the zone. Middle of the field approach. Good feel for the zone and the hits translated in game.

The 6-foot, 180-pound shortstop displayed solid actions on the dirt with a smooth exchange and quick release during drills. A right-handed hitter, Vazquez posted one of the highest exit velocities during drills at 88 mph while carrying it over to game action with a pair of hits.

Turned in a strong weekend outing, tossing three scoreless innings while striking out five hitters. The athletic left-hander works from the windup and repeats his delivery well, creating quality downhill angle from a low three-quarter slot. His fastball showed life through the zone and worked up to 85 mph, giving hitters a difficult look from the left side. The slider featured tight spin and late bite, while the changeup showed fading action and effectively killed spin. He mixed all three pitches confidently and consistently kept hitters off balance throughout the outing.

Physical, athletic frame with quick hands in the box. Plenty of juice to the pull-side, hit one out in BP. Also showed some solid hands on the dirt, picking it fluidly with clean hands, working through the ball.

Bartkowiak was solid out on the hill this weekend, running the fastball up to 84 with a three-pitch mix from the left side. Bartkowiak uses a three-quarter slot on the mound, creating some run to the arm side. The curveball has some nice 12-6 shape with depth at the bottom of the zone, and the changeup has some nice late fade. Mixed the changeup in left on left with confidence.

Put together a productive weekend at the plate, collecting four hits in six at-bats. The swing works with a direct hand path to the baseball, allowing him to consistently get the barrel on plane. He showed solid feel for the barrel throughout the weekend and routinely found quality contact. The approach looks simple and repeatable, giving him a chance to impact the ball consistently.

Was a menace on the base-paths showing good instincts and moving well out there getting good jumps. Had a solid round of BP as well with swing built for contact and all fields approach. Showed good actions in the outfield and on the dirt. Was up to 80 from outfield workouts.

Showed strong 2-way potential throughout the weekend running his fastball up to 84 with good feel to spin it as well. Showed both a curve and change. Also was up to 82 from the outfield with good actions and momentum fielding it. Also ran a 7.39 sixty.

Brown was impressive at the dish throughout the weekend, showing some solid barrel awareness. Brown has plenty of room to continue to grow into the frame at 5-foot-9 140-pounds, and he also showed off the hit tool in games with a long double to the pull side. He also recorded throws up to 85 mph from the outfield.

Was good with the bat during his round of BP, using a medium based stance with slightly open feet. Cisneros has a bit of a steep path into plane, but the power works well when timed up. He also has some solid bat speed and good barrel accuracy that’s worth taking note of.

Was a standout arm during the event, compiling nine strikeouts while generating swings and misses at a high rate in 3 innings of work. The right-hander works with a short, whippy arm action from an over-the-top slot. Fastball was up to 83 showing arm-side run and life through the zone, allowing it to play effectively at the top of the strike zone. The slider featured sharp two-plane action and consistently served as an out pitch. He mixed his arsenal well and kept hitters on the defensive throughout the outing.

Flatter bath path, pulverized the ball to the pull-side gap. Gap to gap approach as he controls the barrel well, leveraging out front.

A physical profile in the box. 6-foot-2, 225-pound right-handed hitter with big strength that shows out front. Took a really loud round of BP, leaving the yard with ease to the pull side. Narrow stance in the box, slightly open, a lot of impact.

Fernandez had a solid showing with the bat during batting practice, showing some solid strength to the hands along with barrel accuracy out front. Fernandez has a strong frame for the age at 6-foot-3 200 pounds, and I would expect the power to continue to tick upwards in the upcoming years. Recorded a 90 mph tee exit velocity.

Showed well on both sides of the ball throughout the weekend. Was up to 85 from infield workouts with good actions and 84 from the outfield moving well to the ball. Also had a solid round of BP with middle of the field approach.

Showed a ton of projection off the bump working up to 86 with his fastball with downhill carry through zone. Could really spin it as well with a curve getting upwards of 2400 RPM. Flashed a nasty change as well. Quality 3-pitch mix that projects to get a lot better.

Had a strong showing on both sides of the ball throughout the weekend. Has a smooth lefty swing and showed good actions on the dirt and in the outfield. Also ran the fastball up to 81 off the bump.

Was solid behind the dish and recorded a 1.90 pop time with accurate throws and a strong arm that projects to get better. Had a loud round of BP with gap to gap pop and produced an exit velo of 90. Also ran a 7.34 sixty. A lot to like on both sides of the ball.

Showed well in both workouts and game action. Hit a pair of smoked doubles in game action. Was also solid behind the dish and recorded a 1.90 pop time with a strong accurate arm.

The 5-foot-11, 156-pound catcher recorded a 1.94 pop time during drills with solid arm strength at 75 mph. A right-handed hitter, Lagrange also posted a 90-mph exit velocity during drills and showcased the strength during practice with multiple balls impacted deep to the pull side.

Showcased an array of tools. On the dirt, he moved around well and showed off a strong arm, getting up to 87 across the diamond. He also had an impressive BP round, going deep to the pull side and showing off his strength. Had a double and triple in game action as well.

Worked up to 83 with his fastball off the bump and showed a quality 4-pitch mix. Also up to 81 from both infield and outfield workouts with good actions built for the corner from a more physical build. Produced an exit velo of 84 and hit in game.

Was up to 80 from infield workouts with good actions and had a good round of BP. Has a smooth lefty swing and can impact it. Also ran a 7.20 sixty.

Was one of the more complete performers of the weekend, contributing on both sides of the ball. The physical right-handed hitter creates strength through contact and launched a no-doubt home run. On the mound, he showed a three-pitch mix led by a fastball up to 84 mph with arm-side run from a three-quarter slot. He also mixed a curveball with quality 12-6 shape and a slider, keeping hitters uncomfortable throughout his outings. Peterson repeated his mechanics well, worked ahead in counts, and generated plenty of swing-and-miss with consistent strike throwing.

Worked up to 85 with his fastball and showed a quality curve with depth that could get landed and produce whiffs. Was also up to 83 from infield workouts with good actions and quick feet. Also had a solid round of BP. Showed strong 2-way potential overall.

Showcased a smooth lefty swing with serious power. Had a loud round of BP and produced an exit velo of 86. Was also up to 81 from both the outfield and infield with actions. Ran his fastball up to 81 as well. Strong 2-way potential with power.

Was up to 84 from infield workouts with good actions and soft hands. Also had a solid round of BP with strong pull-side juice and produced an exit velo of 87.

Was impressive this weekend. Strong power out front, with plenty more in the tank. Uber projectable frame. Showed some bat speed and used the whole field, with the hits translating in game, producing a 4-6 weekend.

Stewart was solid on the mound, running the fastball up to 83 from the right side out of a semi-windup. Showed a quick arm from a mid three-quarter slot. Mixed in both a fading changeup and a slider with two-plane break. Should continue to add strength in the coming years to add on to the velocity.

Is an athletic 5-foot-10, 165-pound catcher who moves well back there and popped a 1.85 has some skills to build on. In the box, he has some strength out front and hits the ball hard. Best EV was 87. More room to develop strength.

Lean, athletic frame. Maximizes strength from his frame. Barrel flies through the zone. Process is being refined, serious upside in the tank.

Jeremiah Thomas put forth an impressive showing on both sides of the ball. The 5-foot-11 two-way prospect ran it up to 85 mph on throws from the outfield during the defensive workout, and also put together a quality outing on the mound. At the plate, Thomas showed off his barrel skills during batting practice and posted an exit velocity of 89 mph.

Had a solid round of BP and produced an exit velo of 84. Also hit in game. Showed good bat speed from a short quick bat. Also showed well on the dirt with actions and ran a 7.31 sixty. Everything projects well here.