Reed stands out physically at 6-2/190 and also stood out in two other areas; his 6.98 speed and his overall hitting ability. He combines present bat speed with a well balanced approach that should produce both power and consistent hard contact.

Holden is a big and strong 6-1/175 athlete who could end up at any number of different positions on the field. He has tons of present arm strength (87 from the OF, 75 catching, 83 on the mound) and very good power in his right handed bat.

Crider is a very good athlete for a primary pitcher and that really shows in his mechanics and delivery. He worked in the 79-82 mph range and attacked hitters with a good idea on how to locate the ball. Crider's breaking ball was a mid-60's slurve with good potential.

Andrews was one of the best athletes at the showcase. His arm really stood out both in the infield and outfield and he was up to 81 mph on the mound as well. He has nice right-handed bat speed with lots of whip and power potential.

Williams stood out on all sides of the ball. He's a strong and athletic 5-11/160 primary middle infielder with bat speed at the plate, good agility on defense and a big arm that touched 80 mph off the mound.

Kiker has a very nice right handed swing that really projects as he gets stronger and found consistent hard barrels during both BP and in the games. He projects as a third baseman in the future with a strong arm and was also up to 80 mph from the mound.

Tillman is a young southpaw with a smooth delivery and a fluid arm action. He worked up to 77 mph with his fastball but his mid-60's slider was the best breaking ball we saw all weekend. He landed it for strikes almost every attempt with good bite and bit tilt. Hitters at this level aren't going to hit that pitch.

Culler has a nice lean 6-1/165 pitcher's build that should fill out well and a fast and loose arm that produced a fastball up to 83 mph. He also threw a couple of 67 mph breaking balls that showed promise.

Rumbley has a very projectable young pitcher's build at 6-2/175 and has a loose and whippy arm on the mound. He worked consistently in the upper 70's with his fastball, getting nice sink from an extended 3/4's arm slot and showed lots of potential on his upper 60's slider.

D'Amico is a slender 5-11/145 athlete with lots of quick twitch, especially in his hands at the plate, as he creates nice present bat speed with some real jump off the barrel. He also showed a strong arm in the outfield and infield and was up to 80 mph on the mound.

Tarkenton is a good athlete but what stood out more was his baseball skills as a young teenager. He moved the ball around the field as a hitter with a mature approach, had good fundamentals on defense and solid three-pitch mix on the mound that he threw for strikes.

Hunter worked consistently in the upper 70's with his fastball and did a nice job filling up the strike zone with the pitch. He threw a short 70 mph slider for his second pitch. With a 6-0/145 frame and nice overall athleticism, he really projects well.

Michael really swung the bat well all weekend. The left-handed hitter has a very aggressive approach with a pull and lift swing and lots of raw bat speed. He barreled it up every at-bat during the games.

Radford stands out with his right handed swing and offensive potential. He has lots of strength in his hips and lower half to drive his swing and strong hands at contact to create jump off the barrel.

McKeller has some left handed thunder in his bat at the plate and unloaded an inside the park home run that two-hopped the right centerfield fence about 380 feet away. His best defensive tool is his arm strength behind the plate.

Jones has an athletic 5-11/150 build and a high 3/4's release point that creates lots of downhill angle to the plate. He topped out at 79 mph on his fastball and showed a full four-pitch arsenal, with his slider being his best present secondary pitch.

Swope is a solid all around athlete who showed agility in the middle infield on defense and nice bat speed at the plate. He also showed potential on the mound with a loose and lively arm and a fastball up to 77 mph.

Amos has a very loose and projectable build with nice overall athletic actions. He has good present bat speed and lots of arm strength behind the plate and these tools are just going to get better as he matures physically.

Bonner was the fastest player at the showcase, running a 6.82 and using that speed in the games to leg out an infield hit and race around the bases on an inside the park home run.

What Beck lacks in present size at 5-4/123 he more than makes up with an outstanding left handed swing at the plate. He's on time every pitch and found nothing but barrels all weekend.

Partin is an extra big and strong 2027 at 6-1/185 and that size translates well into his right handed swing, which has plenty of natural lift and strength at contact. His athleticism has taken a nice step forward since the last time we saw him as well.

Wade is a primary third baseman on defense but he impressed most with his arm strength on the mound at this event, working between 72-76 mph on his fastball and doing a good job of throwing strikes.