Krisanda offers an exciting blend of athleticism and projection, as the two-way talent shined in nearly every facet of his game. The 6-foot, 160-pound prospect recorded a 7.21 second sixty, recorded arm strength up to 82 mph during out field drills and ran his fastball up to 80 mph on the mound. At the plate, he implores a low-effort stroke with good feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. He produced in game with several well-struck line drives and projects for more power.

Zangari is an intriguing two-way prospect with tons of projection remaining. He showed fluidity and smoothness to his actions in the infield, while recording arm strength up to 79 mph across. At the plate, he uses a low-effort stroke to produce line drives and on the mound he ran his fastball up to 80 mph. He showed feel for his secondary offerings and projects for more velocity as he adds strength.

Bodenstein offers loads of physical projection in his 6-foot, 180-pound frame. He ran his fastball up to 79 mph from the left-side during his appearance on the mound, while showcasing some feel for spin and deception. At the plate, he used his strength to impact the baseball with authority and will continue to refine his overall hit/power combination with maturity.

Lindsey was impressive across the board, as the well-proportioned 2027 Grad shined in game play. He made several tough plays in the infield look routine, has plenty of arm strength across to make every throw and impacted the baseball with authority during both his BP round and in-game at-bats. The frame projects will moving forward, as he will continue to add strength.

Thomas showed off is athleticism in a variety, as the quick twitch 2027 Grad recorded the top 60-yard dash time of the event with a 7.11, while showcasing the propensity to find the barrel often in-game action. He moves well laterally in the infield, making several tough plays look rather easy.

Mascia impressed with his finely tuned catch-and-throw skill set, as the 2028 backstop moves quickly out of the crouch and delivers accurate throws. At the plate, he showcases good feel for the barrel with plenty of present bat speed and gap-to-gap power projection.

Baez is a physical left-handed hitting 2028 Grad with tons of projection remaining and huge power potential. He put in on display during BP with several loud line drives, while showcasing range and smooth glove work at first base. The power projects immensely moving forward and couples well with his potential two-way ability as he continues to mature.