Pastrana was simply electric in every facet of his game, as the Alabama State commit ran a 6.51 second sixty, recorded arm strength up to 90 mph from the outfield and displayed an exciting hit/power combination at the plate. He moves effortlessly in the grass with fluid movements to throw and produced accurate throws during drills. At the plate he implored lightning quick hands and real feel for the barrel to impact the baseball, while flashing legitimate power potential to all fields.

Sanchez showcased a legitimate two-way skill set with loud tools across the board, highlighted by a 6.64 sixty and arm strength up to 94 mph across the diamond during infield drills. He also recorded throws up to 91 mph during the outfield portion and displayed immense power potential at the plate with several well-struck line drives. He rounded his performance out with a scoreless inning on the mound. He worked steadily in the 85-87 mph range punched out the side during his appearance. He showed feel for spin and the ability to kill it on a replicated changeup. Exciting two-way package with physical attributes to go along with it.

Slayden was impressive across his three innings of work, as the physical 6-foot-3, 205-pound right-hander punched out eight with his electric three-pitch mix. He ran his fastball up to 90 mph and worked steadily in the 85-88 mph range throughout. He pounded the zone effortlessly at a 69 % clip and showed the ability to land his big breaking curveball for strikes, while mimicking the arm speed on his changeup. He offers a well-rounded arsenal with plenty of room for more velocity as he continues to add strength.

Adcox showed physicality and explosive hands, torquing hard with juice to pull side. A secondary right-handed pitcher, he ran his heater up to 87 mph, featuring a legitimate four-pitch repertoire.

Aponte showed multi-position versatility and intriguing tools at the plate. The twitchy 5-foot-10 primary third baseman ran a 6.87 second sixty, recorded arm strength up to 87 from the outfield and showcased a clean glove with arm strength at the hot corner. At the plate, he offered feel from both sides of the plate with plenty of present bat speed and feel for the barrel. He rounded his performance out behind the plate with sound receiving skills and accurate throws.

Giles showed an exciting blend of tools on both sides of the ball, while shining on the mound. He ran his fastball up to 89 mph with plenty of angle to disrupt hitters timing. He landed both a firmer curveball at 76 mph and well-replicated changeup for strikes as his go-to secondary offerings, while having plenty of room to add strength. The two-way talent showed clean glove actions in the dirt and plenty of handle for the bat at the plate.

Streeter is another extremely athletic uncommitted 2023 Grad with an enticing two-way skill set. The primary outfielder displayed long, fluid strides to field cleanly in the outfield, while recording arm strength up to 88 mph during drills. At the plate, he implored a simple, repeatable stroke with exceptional feel for the barrel and loud impact from gap-to-gap. He finished up his loud performance by running his fastball up to 86 mph throughout his two scoreless innings of work on the mound. He showed ample feel for both of his secondary offerings and provides a versatile two-way skill for those looking to add to their recruiting class.

Farrell showed enticing athleticism in both the grass and the dirt, as he recorded arm strength up to 87 mph from both positions during drills. He showcased accurate throws with carry from the outfield and smooth, fluid actions to field cleanly at shortstop. He ran a 7.15 second sixty-yard dash and showcased a loose, leveraged stroke with barrel accuracy at the plate.

Gomez showed off his athleticism by recording a 6.56 second sixty-yard dash time and produced accurate throws up to 88 mph during outfield drills. At the plate, he employs a simple, repeatable stroke with good bat-to-ball skills and some impact ability from gap-to-gap.

Gordon showed quality athleticism with good arm strength in the outfield, topping at 88 mph in workouts. A left-handed bat, the Florida native used a direct stroke and the hands work well.

Hamm showed off his athleticism in the field with a quick first step, a clean funnel out in-front and plenty of arm strength up to 85 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap and showed a real feel for the barrel.

Hossley was outstanding across his three innings of work, as the uncommitted 6-foot-2 right-hander punched out seven and allowed just one hit. He ran his fastball up to 86 mph and steadily worked in the low-to-mid 80s throughout, while displaying the ability to land his power 12-6 curveball for strikes. He navigated all four quadrants with his fastball effectively and sequenced properly with his breaking ball. The 2023 Texas native has room to add strength and should see another velocity uptick in the near future.

Jarrett showed plenty of intriguing tools on both sides of the ball, as the uncommitted Tennessee native produced arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield and 84 mph from the infield. He displayed athleticism at both positions, while delivering accurate throws during both drills. At the plate, he showed lightning quick hands with excellent barrel accuracy to produce numerous well-struck line drives and recorded a 7.17 second sixty-yard dash time.

Jogins showcased intriguing tools on both sides of the baseball, as the athletic, twitchy primary outfielder recorded arm strength up to 86 mph during drills and displayed the ability to turn the barrel over quickly at the plate. He implored a simple stroke with feel for the barrel offensively. On the mound, he showed some arm strength by running his fastball up to 85 mph and showed the ability to generate swings-and-misses with it.

Ketchersid used all fields and doubled off the fence in game. He also showed intriguing upside on the mound, missing bat with some zip to the heater.

Bonilla Mattei displayed excellent power projection with a long and lanky frame while barreling some balls up loudly, both in batting practice, and in game.

Paneque is a smooth defender with fluid actions and agility in the dirt. He implores a quick first step with clean gloves actions and plenty of arm strength up to 86 mph across the diamond. He recorded a 6.95 second sixty yard dash time and offers an intriguing overall hit tool with budding gap-to-gap power potential.

Pierre showed plenty of things to like at the plate, as the hulking 6-foot-4, 210-pound first baseman blistered several balls throughout. He generates tons of leverage out in-front and impacts the baseball with authority consistently. In the field, he provides sure hands at first base with some agility and athleticism to man a corner outfield position. He recorded a 7.25 second sixty-yard dash time despite his long levers, while showing the ability to fill up the strike zone on the mound. He punched out six in two innings of work with a well-placed fastball and a high spin curveball with abrupt two-plane bite.

Rosa showcased big present strength with whip and lift. He consistently produced mid-90s exit velocities during live batting practice.