Castellanos performed extremely well in game-action along with putting up good numbers in the workout portion. He has a good arm from multiple spots, runs it into the low-80s on the mound, and lived on the barrel in game action with multiple extra base hits.

Mottola kicked off the weekend running the fastest 60-yard dash of the event, a 6.60. He then followed that up with a good workout in the outfield showing clean actions and a strong arm along with bat speed and pull-side power at the plate.

Sanchez stood out during catcher drills, as he transferred the ball quickly and posted a 1.85 pop time. At the plate, he made consistent contact with impact, as he recorded a triple and a home run.

Chapman is a switch hitter with good bat speed from both sides of the plate. He utilizes a smooth swing and pulled the ball well. Additionally, he topped out at 83 mph on the mound.

Bostedt showed well in multiple phases throughout the event. He runs well, running a 6.84, also showed great bat speed and impact out front while having a good arm from the outfield. He can also run the fastball into the low-80s on the mound too.

Martinez Jr. performed well throughout the event in multiple different facets. He handles the bat nicely and showed good bat speed along with great actions and arm in the outfield. He also performed well in game both in the box and on the mound.

Breton looked excellent in the defensive workout at shortstop, showing good glovework with a great arm across the diamond, recording throws up to 87 mph. He runs well and showed promise in the box too.

Guarnieri showed easy impact in the round of batting practice with bat speed and strength at the point of contact. He also runs very well, a 6.78, to go along with fundamentally sound movements in the outfield and behind the plate.

Magorrian showed big arm talent both from the outfield and on the mound. He ran the fastball into the mid-80s with a tight slider along with throwing mid-80s from the outfield.

Puig has a very well-balanced set of tools including his speed, a 6.80 second 60 yard dash, and his arm, 85 mph throws from both the infield and outfield. The defensive skill at short is impressive while the offensive approach has a good deal of strength and power oriented results.

Richardson has some size and sets up with a wider base. He displayed good power during batting practice, consistently using a smooth, level bat path. He also hit 88 mph from the outfield, 83 mph from the mound, and ran a 6.98 in the 60.

Foxx had an impressive showing all-around during the Showcase, starting off the weekend with a 6.86 time in the 60. The left-handed prospect displayed impressive actions in the outfield too, as his throws were accurate and reached 86 mph. At the plate, he looked good physically too, showing great timing to make consistent contact and spray the ball to the pull side and centerfield.

Rivera is a physically built primary catcher and handles the bat extremely well. He has obvious strength at impact with good carry into both gaps. Defensively he showed a strong arm with solid lower half mechanics.

Gelinas, a primary catcher, has great tools and showed very well thorughout the event. He has athletic movements behind the dish with good arm strength. The bat speed stood out along with ability to lift to the pull-side.

Smith showed a lot to like throughout the weekend, including good arm strength from the outfield. The swing is short and compact as well with good strength at impact. He performed well in game-action too.

Sola showed great tools across the board throughout the weekend. He runs very well with a mid-80s arm from multiple spots defensively. He controls the barrel well with a contact oriented approach and also performed well on the mound.

Pittman started off the event strong in the 60-yard dash running a 6.81 and didn't slow down from there. He showed athletic actions in the outfield while showing obvious power in the round of batting practice.

Flint showed good strength and actions from the outfield. He has a physical frame and showed good whip to the barrel during batting practice.

Fernandez performed extremely well on the mound. He's a secondary right-handed pitcher that was into the low-80s and showed feel for 12-6 shaped curveball. He also has solid bat speed and gap-to-gap approach at the plate.

Unay started off the weekend with a great showing on the infield workout, showing smoothness to the hands and footwork and a solid arm across. He followed that up with a good swing from both sides of the plate, showing easy impact in the left-handed swing.

Parson put together an impressive weekend at the plate and defensively. He has easy power to the pull-side and it comes off the barrel really well. The arm strength was impressive, throwing 89 mph from the outfield and low-80s from behind the plate.

Knierim showed he can be a legitimate power-speed threat, clocking a 6.95 time in the 60. He also turned heads during his round of batting practice, as he whipped the barrel well with excellent hip rotation and plus power. Additionally, he hit 89 mph from the outfield.

Cuevas did a little bit of everything over the weekend. He runs well and showed big arm talent both in the outfield and on the mound, both getting up to 86 mph. He followed that up with a solid round of batting practice and performed well in game action too.

West made quite the impression on the mound in his outing. He ran the fastball into the low-80s with good life through the zone. He showed feel for both the changeup and curveball. He's athletic and repeats the mechanics well with more to project on.

Hudson put together one of the more impressive rounds of batting practice of the event. He swings the bat with intent and consistently lived on the barrel throughout the weekend. He also showed a strong arm and recorded a sub-2.00 pop-time behind the dish.

Streibig has easy bat speed and it was on display to go along with strong defensive tools. It's a simple swing with ability to get extended and strength to pull. He has fundamentally sound actions at multiple spots with good carry out of the hand on throws.

McCray put together a great round of batting practice after a strong showing defensively. He has a simple swing with strength at impact and consistently worked to the pull-side. He showed athleticism in workouts with good arm strength too.

Seculer is a tall and strongly built catcher and the strength really stood out throughout the weekend. He has a simple swing with an inside out path and routinely got the barrel extended. He showed easy power and recorded an exit velocity of 93 mph.

Arroyo was one of the more impressive rounds of defensive workouts both in the outfield and infield. He has athletic actions at both spots and the arm strength really stood out, both being in the upper-80s with obvious carry out of the hand.

Hemmerle performed really well in the defensive workout portion in the infield. He has really good footwork getting to the spot and a low-80s arm across. He can also control the barrel well with a contact oriented approach.

Farina displayed some loud tools over the weekend. He has a great arm across the diamond, up to 88 mph, with athletic actions and feel for the glove. He also turns the barrel over well with obvious bat speed and adjustability in the hands.

McGrew showed great tools through the workout and round of batting practice. He has good footwork on the dirt with upper-70s arm and ability to change arm angles. The left-handed swing is smooth with easy bat speed and ability to impact out front with carry to both gaps.

Brundige is a tall, athletic player with good tools that he showed throughout the event. He has an upper-70s arm across the diamond and gets rid of it quickly. The swing is short and simple with great power projection.

McCawley is a big and strong player and it translates into the swing nicely. He sprayed hard liners all over the field in the round with easy carry of the barrel. He also showed well at two positions in the infield with solid arm strength along with running it into the low-80s on the mound.

Rodriguez started off the weekend running one of the top times of the event, a 6.94. He showed extremely well in the infield workout with great feel for the leather and a strong arm. He also showed the ability to change arm angles very easily.

Roxby turned in a great performance on the mound in his outing. He ran the fastball into the mid-80s from the left side with two off-speed pitches. It's a full starter mix with easy projection at 6-foot-3, 170-pounds.