Lee is very physical and showed big things from it; he's got arm strength up to 90 across the infield, while being a really good defender, and it's athletic offensive traits paired with a good bit of impact strength from it.

Sergeant impressed all around in the workout here; he ran a 6.76 and was up to 90 from the outfield while there's real bat speed and impact from the left side that makes him stand out there too.

Furcal has some real physicality and explosiveness to his game which makes him a very interesting prospect; he's a solid runner, was up to 87 across the infield with good traits and can really swing the stick with a quick barrel and big impact, producing exits into the mid-90s.

Ortiz is super athletic, running a 6.65 and impacting in the outfield because of it, with arm strength up to 87 to bags, while offensively there are some things to clean up but he has impact strength and the feel to stay to the middle part.

Klug is an excellent athlete who ran a 6.6 here and threw mid-80s or better at multiple positions; he swings with a direct path and stays online well with real impact/juice to the middle of the field.

Porter has good traits on both sides of the ball with standout tools as a catcher with arm strength up to 81 out of the crouch and a pop down to 1.87; offensively, it's a quiet and under control approach with real length and strength through impact.

Fardo is pretty well-rounded as a physical catcher; it's clean exchanges paired with a strong arm that produce good pops and there's good energy and strength from the right side offensively that makes him a good bet to perform.

Sedam is 6'5/200 and plays the first base position well as a good athlete around the bag; the bat is a good one with real juice from the right side, good leverage and control of the barrel through impact and the consistency that is better than someone of this size usualy holds.

Griffis has turned into a freak physically and has monster tools; he's a solid athlete but the arm and juice are the draw as he was up to 95 across the infield and hit some balls into the trees with very real hand strength and outstanding handle of it as a whole.

Barnett has been really impressive everywhere he's been of late and this workout was no different; he's got huge strength to the right-handed swing with easy leverage, separation and massive impact creating big pull side carry. It's a huge offensive profile with 2-way tools.

Kellner is another in that top tier of prospects in the class and the tools certainly back it up; he's up to 90 from multiple positions as a good athlete (6.72) and has upper-end juice being able to send multiple balls into the trees with a pretty easy stroke.

Lantigua only took BP in this session but it's easy to like what he brings to the table there; he's got real juice and big hand speed with the consistency to dream on, all while being an established defender and 2-way talent.

Enis can flat out FLY, running a 6.28 here in the workout while the tools don't stop there throwing 91 from the outfield with a good bit of explosiveness to how he plays the position and a good offensive profile with bat speed, consistency and rhythm.

Cornelison had a monster workout throwing 93 from the outfield, one of the better numbers of the entire event, before getting in the box and showing big juice to the pull side while doing a pretty good job staying under control with his process.

Murray Jr is a pretty athletic first baseman who moves well around the position and has a good arm, but it's the juice in the left-handed swing that stands out above all with really good hands and a pretty easy process to get into 90+ exits often.

Boone is as physical as anyone that came to the workout and it shows in his game; he's an excellent athlete for 6'2/230 as he runs a 6.75 and shows monster strength offensively, producing a 101 exit in live BP, mid-90s exits off a tee, all from a pretty simple approach.

Jozwiakowski impressed on both sides of the ball in this workout; he's a solid runner, is up to 90 from the outfield and really sequences well offensively creating bit outputs off the barrel and has the traits to be one of the better hitters in the midwest.

Woodward has good foundational tools in a 6'3/180 frame; he's a solid athlete, has arm strength up to 87 right now and it's pretty low-effort left-handed power that shows up in a big way in flashes.

Eubanks is super well-rounded and it comes from the physicality he has right now; he runs a 6.84, threw 87 from multiple positions with real feel at both spots and then put on a show from the left side in BP, turning over the barrel with huge impact to pull and exits peaking in the mid-90s already.

de Brun is hyper athletic, which he showed running a 6.59 at only 5'9/177, and he's got a big arm up to 89 from the outfield; there's some inconsistency from the left side in the box at times but the flashes are strong and his game is one that can impact in any lineup.

Benson is easy to like as a left-handed hitting catcher with a good bit of juice from the left side (90+ exits) and a big arm that showed 89 mph bullets from the outfield and helped produced sub-2.0 pops from behind the dish at his primary spot.

Summers is a huge 6'5/185 catching prospect who handles well behind the dish with a big arm; offensively it's a long-term power profile with good leverage already and 90+ exits that'll only continue to get more frequent as he coordinates his frame.

Lasher is a big physical 6'2/195 and moves well at that size having ran a 6.93; the arm strength is at the front of the profile up to 91 from the outfield to bags and with some cleaning up he'll unlock the strength he shows flashes of offensively.

Walker is tooled up as an outfielder having turned in a 6.7 run time and then showing explosive arm talent throwing 91 from that spot; the bat is developing well with under control process and consistency to his output which will grow with strength.

Ricks is very twitchy, which he shows in the quickness of his hands offensively, and he's a good athlete as a whole running in the 6.7s, showing a good first step and arm strength in the outfield, and just having a good feel for the game as a whole.

Confreda is listed as a primary arm and he's some arm strength from the first base position, but it was the bat that really stood out in this setting; he's got some physicality and can really control the barrel showing balance and big pull side impact with some exits near 90+ in BP.

Graulau is a long and athletic 6'2/180 who ran a 6.63 and threw 88 from the outfield, 2 big numbers given the physical upside; he also has some bat speed and real impact strength that'll only continue to climb.

Edds is well-rounded in his foundation and projects well; he ran a 6.6 and was good in the outfield while offensively he has a really good idea in the box with standout control of the barrel and good length to stay to the middle part of the field consistently.

Rozich is a thin and athletic primary SS at 6'1/155 who shines a bit on both sides; he's got good actions on the dirt with an arm up to 88 across while the offensive output is strong as he has good hand speed and can really torque the body on hard liners.

Griffith is on the smaller end but he's got a very well-rounded set of tools; he's a solid runner, is up to 85 across the infield with good footwork on the dirt and hits the ball hard with real consistency in how he gets the barrel out.

Gerrick is a really good athlete who ran a 6.78 and his arm in the outfield stands out up to 89 on strong throws; it's a very simplified offensive approach with solid bat speed and impact, all good things for his impact now.

Mathis is a well-rounded catching prospect who can pop sub-2.0 with a strong arm and athleticism at the position while offensively it's a combination of a simplified approach and strength in the hands that lets him create easy jump off the barrel.

Church isn't as physical but he makes up for it in terms of athleticism and real twitch. He's mid-80s or better from a couple spots and can really pick it on the dirt on the left side; in the box it's fast hands, good length and whip to the barrel and a consistency in getting extended to the middle of the field that stands out.

Richerson has pretty big tools and there's more upside there across the board given he's 6'3/190; he's up to 89 from the outfield and has a strong arm across from third as well, while offensively it's real hand speed and he can produce 90+ exits consistently as he cleans up the path of the barrel.