Safar put his bat-to-ball skills and monster power tool on display. The 6-foot-6 225-pound right-handed hitter produced a loud round of BP and launched a pair of fastballs to opposite parts of the outfield. He impacted every baseball with tons of strength and posted an exit velocity of 100 mph. Safar recorded arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield and also ran a 6.97 sec sixty yard dash.

Yarabinetz showcased his barrel skills both during his BP round and in live action. The 6-foot-1 right-handed hitter utilizes a quick, leveraged stroke with the ability to create loud contact to both gaps. He posted an exit velocity of 94 mph. Yarabinetz recorded arm strength up to 91 mph from the outfield and also ran a 7.02 sec sixty-yard dash.

McMullen showcased his speed by running a 6.82 sec sixty-yard dash, along with his arm strength as he ran the radar gun up to 87 mph from the outfield. He displayed sound fielding and throwing mechanics with tons of evident arm speed. The 6-foot-3 right-handed hitter also recorded an exit velocity of 84 mph.

Smith put together an impressive showing in every phase. The speedy shortstop ran a 6.78 sec sixty-yard dash and recorded arm strength up to 86 mph from across the diamond. At the plate, he showcased his loud and consistent barrel along with the ability to create leverage to all parts of the field. Smith also recorded an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Long put forth a productive outing on the bump while running his fastball up to 88 mph. The 6-foot right-hander had complete control over his four-pitch mix, sequencing effectively and keeping hitters mistimed. Long’s splitter proved to be a dominant secondary offering as it showed late tumble while killing tons of spin.

Stroup was dominant throughout his two innings of work, striking out the side in his first frame while running his fastball up to 89 mph. The 6-foot-3 left-hander displayed impressive command of his three-pitch mix, landing a sharp 1-7 breaking ball and fading changeup for strikes. Stroup also showed off his strength and athleticism by running a 6.58 sec sixty-yard dash and posting an exit velocity of 91 mph.

Grippo created consistent loud contact during batting practice round and also found a couple of barrels in live action. The 6-foot-2 right-handed hitter has tons of strength in the hands which allows him to impact the baseball with authority to both gaps. He posted an exit velocity of 90 mph. Behind the dish, Grippo recorded arm strength up to 80 mph with a pop time of 1.94 sec.

Locastro showcased his talents on both sides of the ball. During batting practice, he produced several well-struck liners to both alleyways while recording an exit velocity of 87 mph. On the mound, the 5-foot-10 left-hander struck out five batters in two innings, showcasing his ability to land all three of his pitches for strikes. Locastro also recorded arm strength up to 84 mph from the outfield.

More put his barrel skills on display in live action along with his throwing accuracy from behind the dish. The 2026 catcher recorded arm strength up to 79 mph with a pop time of 1.91 sec. He made quick transfers and delivered accurate throws with carry to second base.

McAllister showed off his bat-to-ball skills during batting practice as well as in live action. The 2027 right-handed hitter created leverage out in-front and carried several baseballs into both gaps. He posted an exit velocity of 87 mph. McAllister also made quick work on the mound while running his lively fastball up to 82 mph.