McLean did nothing but find barrels throughout the event. A balanced, compact swing stays on pitches well and drives them with authority to all fields. McLean has the athleticism to provide some defensive versatility. Sound actions are shown on the infield and quick feet behind the plate produced a pop time of 1.96 seconds.

Poole displayed an advanced skill set with both offensive upside and defensive versatility. Arm strength stood out in the outfield, reaching 87 mph, and quick actions helped record a pop time of 1.90 seconds. A strong hit tool with feel for the barrel rounds out a productive profile.

Zazueta showcased impressive stuff during his time on the mound. The physical lefthander topped out at 88 mph on a heavy running fastball. A short, tilting slider showed the ability to miss bats at a high rate and a fading, mid-70’s changeup was shown as well. There is a mix of present stuff and obvious upside.

Rivera had a strong showing on both sides of the ball throughout the event. The infielder showed the ability to make the routine play on the dirt and threw 81 mph across the diamond. An intent-based swing showed the ability to hammer balls pullside with power already present. A strong run tool and 6.97 60-yard dash finished off a well-rounded showing.

Coltman showcased extremely loud tools on both sides of the ball. The slugger punished balls in batting practice and posted an exit velocity of 103 mph. The outfielder also displayed a strong arm, reaching 87 mph, and ran 6.88 60-yard to top off an impressive performance.

Carpenter showcased a well-rounded skill set that can impact games in a multitude of ways. The infielder showed clean actions on the dirt and reached 81 mph across the diamond. A clean, compact path to contact can spray hard hit line drives. The arm strength translated to the mound, reaching 85 mph and showing feel for a slider.

Chavira displayed one of the more advanced hit tools in the event, finding plenty of barrels throughout. A short path to contact and sound approach sprayed hard contact to all fields. Chavira ran a 6.97 60-yard dash and showed the ability to use the speed on the bases. A sound defensive workout rounded out a strong showing.

Evans possesses a physical frame and loud tools already. The young slugger posted an exit velocity of 93 mph and reached 85 mph across the infield. The arm strength hints at two-way potential, reaching 88 mph on the mound and showing feel for a tight slider.

Kane features a well-rounded skill set with plenty of projection remaining. The outfielder reached 83 mph during defensive workouts and showed a balanced swing that can produce hard contact to all fields. Intriguing two-way potential was shown on the mound, reaching 80 mph and showing a sharp slider with spin rates over 2300 rpm.

Albright flashed a high upside offensive profile throughout the weekend. A slightly lofted path with barrel feel present and extension out front generate loud contact regularly. There is power to tap into and a strong hit tool already showing.

Ross showcased intriguing power throughout the event. The young slugger posted an exit velocity of 91 mph and showed power throughout batting practice. Some defensive versatility was shown, reaching 77 mph in the outfield and recording a 2.14 pop time.