Torres Santiago showed a very impressive pair of tools in his arm strength and power. The catcher unleashed big arm strength up to 80 mph from behind the plate. He also punished balls to pull side during batting practice with big jump off the barrel.

Gardner ran the best 40-time at the event, recording a 4.71. The athletic shortstop uncorked throws up to 88 mph across the diamond and displayed a quiet and functional swing. Gardner is well-balanced with barrel skills and showed the ability to go the other way with authority during the round.

Pengel has strong tools across the board. The outfielder showed carry from the outfield, recording throws up to 88 mph during workouts. Running a 4.74 40-yard dash, the speed and athleticism is evident. Pengel had a very consistent round on batting practice, staying on the barrel while showing some pop as well.

Espinal ran a quick 4.85 40-yard dash and opened eyes with an exit velocity of 95 mph. The ball explodes coming off and the power projects considerably given the strength and steep bat path. The juice to pull side was evident and he showed good intent and actions in the dirt as well.

Saudarg showed a bunch to like on the mound. Standing at a physically imposing 6-foot-5 with long limbs, he ran the heater up to 84 mph. The projection is obvious and he spun a solid breaking ball to pair. With the bat, Saudarg flashed pop and jump off the barrel, recording an exit velocity of 89 mph.

Ackerly exhibited a clean and well connected swing during his round. The stroke is athletic with quality bat speed, barreling balls up to pull side and the middle of the field. He recorded an exit velocity of 86 mph and also showed solid actions in the infield.

McCabe possesses intriguing power upside. He showed serious juice during the round, crushing balls to the middle of the field. The impact is real and the backstop has solid catch-and-throw, consistently delivering accurate throws down to second.

Venturini showcased clear athleticism and speed, running a 4.89 40-yard dash. The right-handed stick showed good hand speed with on time and in sync parts. He showed comfort ranging up the middle and the athleticism shows up in all facets.

Mandler ran the fastball up to 84 and had full command of three pitches. Both secondaries are very advanced and he already has a great feel to pitch. Mandler located a sharp, sweeping slider to both sides and turned over a nasty changeup with depth. The Massachusetts native also showed some thump in the stick, recording an exit velocity of 87 mph.

O'Grady showed tremendous projection, running it into the low-80s from a tall and long 6-foot-5 frame. He mixed in a solid slider to compliment. The power also projects and he flashed it during the round of batting practice, showing best pop to left center.

Dicranian displayed the ability to impact the game in several ways. The primary shortstop took a clean round with under control actions in the dirt and showed arm strength. He is plenty athletic and barreled everything in batting practice, peppering balls to all fields. Dicranian also showed a live arm on the bump, running it into the low-80s.

Frostholm stands at an athletic and well-proportioned 6-foot-3, 190-pounds and showed upside on the mound. The righty ran it up to 80 mph with ease and turned over a nice changeup. GIven the the physical tools and ease, the projection is significant.