Lynch showcased his advanced barrel skills and hand speed throughout his BP round, impacting several baseballs to both gaps. The 6-foot-3 200-pound right-handed batter has easy power with the ability to create leverage to all parts of the field. He recorded an exit velocity of 95 mph and also ran a 3.84 sec thirty-yard dash.

Flint took one of the loudest rounds of batting practice and later demolished two baseballs during live ABs. He generates tons of quickness and strength at the point of contact where he impacts the baseball with authority. The 6-foot-2 205-pound outfielder recorded arm strength up to 87 mph and later posted an exit velocity of 95 mph.

Gomez put his bat-to-ball skills on display during batting practice and live ABs. In the cage, the righty produced several well-struck liners with backspin to both alleyways and later had two loud knocks to the pull-side in-game. The speedy 2025 prospect ran a 3.67 sec thirty-yard dash and recorded arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield.

Himmelreich put together an impressive BP round in the cage where he showcased his easy and leveraged stroke. The 5-foot-11 right-handed hitter has intriguing hand speed with the ability to create carry and backspin to both gaps. He posted an exit velocity of 84 mph and also recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond.

Faust put his arm strength on display—running it up to 85 mph on the mound and 90 mph from the outfield—while showcasing plenty of range and athleticism during defensive drills. The 6-foot right-handed hitter also put together a loud round of BP as he impacted baseballs with authority from gap to gap. He posted an exit velocity of 90 mph and ran a 3.90 sec thirty-yard dash.

Tyburczy showcased his strength and athleticism in multiple ways. He ran a 3.81 sec thirty-yard dash and recorded arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield during defensive drills. On the mound, the 6-foot-1 right-hander had complete control of his three-pitch mix while living in the 84-85 mph range. With the bat, he posted an exit velocity of 88 mph and added two knocks during live action.

Pudlak produced loud impact to the pull-side during his BP round and later added a pair of well-struck liners to left field during live at-bats. The 6-foot-1 right-handed hitter utilizes his strong lower-half well and creates good extension through the zone. During defensive drill-work, he recorded arm strength up to 84 mph across the diamond.

Berger showcased his talents on the defensive side of the ball where he put together impressive rounds in both the infield and outfield during defensive drillwork. The 2026 prospect has plenty of range and athleticism to go along with a powerful arm. He recorded arm strength up to 88 mph from the outfield and also ran a 3.83 sec thirty-yard dash.

Klena put together an impressive showing on the mound, tossing two efficient innings while running his fastball up to 79 mph with spin up to 2289 rpm. He filled up all parts of the zone with the heater, pairing it with a slurvy breaking ball that manipulated shape as well as a fading changeup. The 2026 right-hander coils and extends well as he works down the slope. He also tunneled and sequenced his three-pitch mix effectively.

Cohn showcased his barrel skills both in the cage and during live ABs. He utilizes a quiet, direct stroke that creates tons of strength at impact. The righty smoked three baseballs to separate parts of the field in-game, demonstrating his advanced ability to control the barrel throughout the strike zone. Behind the dish, the 2027 catcher recorded arm strength up to 74 mph with a pop time of 1.97 sec. He also ran a 3.90 sec thirty-yard dash.

Scaglione ran his fastball up to 84 mph on the mound, landing it for strikes in all four quadrants. He mixed in a shorter 12-6 curveball that induced multiple uncomfortable swings and misses, along with a low-70s changeup. The 2027 right-hander has very intriguing arm talent and pitchability. He also added an opposite-field knock on the other side of the ball during live ABs.

Caruso created clean separation and extension through the zone, carrying multiple baseballs into the pull-side gap for distance during batting practice. The 6-foot 200-pound right-handed hitter controls the barrel well in and around the strike zone before impacting the ball with tons of strength. He added a well-struck liner to the pull-side in live action and also recorded arm strength up to 80 mph across the diamond.