Takita displayed a clean arm action and projectable arm strength from the OF during defensive workouts, topping out at 84 mph with clear carry behind throws. He generated consistent backspin on the baseball offensively and worked into the lower half effectively, posting an exit velo of 80 mph.

Peralta was his usual self during an appearance on the mound, as the athletic and intimidating 6-foot-5, 225 pound righty simply overpowered hitters with a FB up to 94 mph. The operation was clean and refined with a smooth arm stroke, mixing both a slurvy breaker and fading CH for swing and miss.

Lerose was more than impressive on the mound as a primary LHP, running his FB up to 89 mph displaying a clean in-line arm path and 3/4 slot. The heat had present running action to it with both a SL and CH in the arsenal. He effectively worked all quadrants of the zone with plenty of swing and miss potential.

Casey was certainly one of the louder offensive presences on the event, posting an exit velo of 92 mph with plenty of barrel whip and carry production displayed. He flashed an aggressive build up defensively from the OF with good arm strength up to 83 mph.

Luchynskyi worked an effective 3-pitch mix on the mound from a projectable 6-foot-3, 185 pound frame, ultimately reaching 86 mph with a high velocity ceiling. He showcased clear spin profile on the breaker up to 2392 rpm and successfully killed spin on the CH at 1293 rpm.

Haskew showed off natural athleticism across multiple aspects during his event, starting on the defensive side where he displayed effortless lateral range with soft hands and easy arm strength across the diamond up to 86 mph. The 6-foot-1, 170 pound righty generated solid pull side/middle of the field impact offensively with present barrel extension, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.

Dunn worked out of a built 5-foot-10, 190 pound frame displaying present tools both on the mound and from the IF. He topped out at 84 mph across the diamond with evident feel for glove actions and good footwork to both sides. Offensively, Dunn flashed pure strength in the hands, posting an exit velo of 92 mph.

Bartick performed well both in workouts and in live scenarios, showcasing good range and a clean funnel from the IF while topping out at 86 mph across the diamond. He displayed quickness to the hands offensively and worked all parts of the field, posting an exit velo of 79 mph.

Swedarsky handled the barrel well on the offensive end with tons of evident power production to the pull side of the field, ultimately posting an exit velo of 87 mph. He challenged hitters aggressively in the zone during his appearance on the mound with heaviness to the FB up to 80 mph.

Mijuca put a loose low effort stroke on display consistently during his offensive opportunities, performing well both during BP and in game with loud impact to both gaps. The 5-foot-10, 185 pound prospect successfully created leverage out in front, posting an exit velo of 90 mph.

Gallagher swung one of the heavier barrels at the plate during his event, impacting the baseball with authority to all parts of the field, posting an exit velo of 87 mph. He flashed clean compact actions defensively behind the plate with good carry behind throws, posting a 1.93 pop time.

Greene has plenty of upside on both ends as a projectable '26 prospect, starting defensively from the IF where he displayed solid lateral range with arm strength across the diamond up to 82 mph. He was able to touch 84 mph on the mound showcasing high effort mechanics and running action present. He swung with intent from both boxes offensively as a switch hitter and incorporated the lower half well, posting an exit velo of 81 mph.

Wall showcased solid two-way potential on his event, as the athletic 6-foot-2, 180 pound righty was more than effective when in the zone on the mound, ultimately topping out at 86 mph. He produced consistent line drive impact on the offensive end with backspin and carry, posting an exit velo of 79 mph.

Hornick had one of the more impressive OF rounds defensively, showcasing pure arm strength with plenty of downhill momentum generated up to 88 mph. He drove the ball with intent to both gaps offensively with evident hand speed, posting an exit velo of 85 mph.

Torres was another young arm that impressed on the mound, running his FB up to 85 mph with natural movement generated from a whippy low 3/4 release. The athletic 6-foot-2, 185 pound righty controlled the full 4-pitch arsenal well that included a CB, SL, and CH. He displayed a quiet disciplined stroke offensively, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.

Zangari is an intriguing prospect with plenty of tools to build on as a '27 prospect, topping out at 83 mph on the mound with easy jump out of the hand up to 2309 rpm. The SL has tons of late bite to it up to 2512 rpm and could manipulate shape for additional depth. He repeated a direct stroke offensively for consistent line drive impact, posting an exit velo of 81 mph.

Gross showcased projectable actions and an overall solid defensive foundation as a primary OF, topping out at 83 mph. He generated young carry to the pull side of the field offensively with good separation and extension, posting an exit velo of 81 mph.