Baez Ramirez does everything really easy from his infield actions to his arm across and the upside offensively. The swing is clean with natural lift and a vertical finish which makes the projection here vast.

Sanchez has a ton of physicality and present impact, recording the top exit velocity of the event at 90 mph. The Southern commit is very strong and posits unique right-handed power from the catcher position.

Retana is a very solid two-way prospect, running the heater up to 85 mph on the bump and showed good bat speed. The ball jumps when squared and he showed the ability to do that in game.

Feliz Almanzar showed some significant power during batting practice, going to the deep parts of the park to both halves. He's a very good defender in the outfield too and has big power potential.

Elorriaga showed good bat speed along with bat-to-ball skills and feel for the barrel all weekend. There's present skill all around and he's a good receiver behind the plate.

Fermin has a lot of projection with an impressive repertoire and already a low-80s heater. He commanded the ball to the arm side very well and found a good amount of strikes too.

Saguita Lopez has a lot of fun tools: running a 6.6 second 60 and throwing 87 mph across. The left-handed swing is gorgeous with loose hands and a free and easy path which points to huge projection.

Castellanos Dales was a menace offensively and that backs up the big tools he showed with a 6.6 second 60 and a 90 mph arm from the outfield. The bat speed is notable and the feel for the barrel and strike zone shone through all weekend.

Constanza Federico lived in the upper-80s and touched 89 mph from a low arm slot and made for a very uncomfortable at-bat. The fluidity, arm speed, and overall arsenal point towards a massive ceiling.

Blanco Longa showed significant arm talent, holding the 88-91 mph range on the mound wiht the projection for much more. The arm works really well and there's lots of room for upside.

Castillo Diaz was another extremely hard thrower from the event, working in the 88-91 mph range to show off the arm talent. He also flashed a curveball with healthy spin rates north of 2600 rpm.

Tamaya showed a lot of interesting things to like on the bump, touching 89 mph and holding the 85-88 mph range consistently throughout. The breaking ball showed sharpness and teeth in the upper-70s and the way the arm works posits some massive upside.

Belzares is a solid player with good actions on both sides of the ball and the ability to make hard contact. He controls the zone and can change arm angles defensively.

Espinoza Gomez is another very strong backstop with very good strength in the right-handed swing. He blistered some balls in game action that point toward a power-hitting future.

Feliz Echavarria has a pro frame with easy, crisp actions in the infield and showed huge upside in batting practice. The swing is clean and easy with big power projection here and the upside is quite clearly huge.

Navarro is a 6-foot-6 right-hander who worked in the 87-90 mph range from a tough slot. The changeup is a solid secondary offering and the velocity ceiling here is significant.

Quintero Bracho is a solid player who showed off very good bat-to-ball skills and put the ball in play frequently. He's got twitch and can defend behind the plate pretty effectively.

Romero Bentley is an athletic right-hander who worked in the 85-88 mph range with the makings of a three pitch arsenal. The breaking ball has good components and the athleticism shines on the mound.

Valdez is a very good combination of strength and athleticism to go along with present baseball acumen. The swing decisions are good as is the bat speed which produced some loud contact.

Valero was very efficient during his time on the mound, tossing three shutout while punching out six. The southpaw worked up to 86 mph and showed feel for a big breaking 1/7 curveball for strikes.