Turner features a strong, physical frame that produces loud contact at the plate. A simple swing drives balls well in the air resulting in quality pullside power. Two-way potential was shown as Turner ran the fastball up to 84 mph and showed feel for a sharp curveball at 67-69 mph.

Jones showcased a productive bat at the plate. A simple, linear path found the barrel often, allowing for hard hit line drives to be sprayed to all fields. Athleticism was shown on the defensive side of the ball, both in the outfield and at first base.

Haines put together a well-rounded weekend, showcasing loud tools on both sides of the ball. The backstop displayed a strong catch and throw ability with athleticism that plays well behind the plate. Quick hands and a sound approach in the box allows for balls to be driven well into both gaps. Good speed and instinct impressed on the base paths as well.

Kosderka was extremely impressive during his outing on the mound. The righthander ran the fastball up to 88 mph and paired it with a sharp curveball with spin rates near 2500 rpm. Some two-way potential was shown, finding multiple barrels throughout the weekend.

Frisbie threw the ball well on the mound, as the righthander ran the fastball up to 84 mph and showcased feel for both a slider and changeup. There is some two-way potential present, where the arm strength played well across the diamond and a quality approach at the plate resulted in consistent contact to the middle of the field.

Rivero showcased the ability to find the barrel of ten at the plate. Quick hands combine with a strong frame to produce quality pullside power. Defensively, a strong arm played well across the diamond while athletic actions were shown throughout.

Flores had a strong showing on the mound, as the righthander ran the fastball up to 85 mph with ride through the zone. Quality feel for a curveball at 69-71 mph was shown, as sharp, downward bite showcased swing and miss ability.

Oeltjen showcased intriguing switch-hitting ability at the plate, where quick hands resulted in hard hit contact often. Athletic actions were shown both at first base and in the outfield, where a fairly strong arm produced accurate throws consistently.

Pfister utilizes a strong, physical frame to produce loud contact at the plate when on time, posting an exit velocity of 88 mph. A strong arm was shown on the infield, throwing 83 mph across the diamond. The arm strength played on the mound where a three pitch mix generated weak contact often.

Pearce has a strong showing on the bump, displaying a quality three-pitch mix. The fastball got up to 85 mph on a downhill slope. Advanced feel for a changeup was shown, while a tilting slider displayed quality bite.

Moore displayed the ability to drive balls well at the plate using a strong frame. A lofted path and good extension out front results in quality pullside power. A strong arm was shown throughout defensive work, throwing 83 mph from the outfield. There is some two-way potential as the fastball reached 81 mph.

Maxey had an extremely impressive workout, running a 6.87 60-yard dash and throwing 89 mph from the outfield. Athleticism plays both on the infield and in the outfield with clean actions at both spots. Quick hands and good extension out front results in hard contact to both gaps. The arm strength and athleticism play well on the mound as well.

Lavine showcased an intriguing three-pitch mix on the mound with projectability remaining. The righthander attacked the zone with the fastball that got up to 80 mph. A low-70’s changeup proved tough for hitters to pick up out of the hand, while a slider at 70-72 mph showcased tilting action.

Tiburtini displayed advanced actions at shortstop. Athleticism and fluidity result sin impressive range, while confident hands work through hop well. The right-handed hitter features a projectable offensive profile, showing a fluid path at the plate with the ability to drive balls well in the air.