Smith put together a consistently loud round of batting practice and later carried that over into live action where he recorded multi-hit performances in both games. The 5-foot-9 right-handed hitter utilizes a simple, contact-oriented stroke with very consistent barrel skills to the middle of the field. He also showcased clean, projectable glove actions in the dirt with plenty of range to both sides during the fielding portion.

Snelson showed off both his arm strength and power at the plate. In the outfield, the 5-foot-11 prospect created easy carry on his throws, keeping them online while running it up to 82 mph. He also tossed a very efficient 1-2-3 relief inning on Sunday, going right after hitters with his heater. At the plate, Snelson put together an impressive round of batting practice, creating loud impact to the middle of the field on a consistent basis while recording an exit velocity of 82 mph.

Parker showcased some impressive stuff on the mound, striking out four batters in his two innings of work. The lanky 6-foot-2 right-hander stayed in his back-side well, generating powerful momentum down the slope. He worked both parts of the plate with his fastball, which ultimately peaked at 78 mph. Parker has the ability to manipulate the shape of his slider, which typically displays sharper two-plane movement with an intriguing spin profile.

Koontz really impressed on both sides of the ball. The 6-foot-1 shortstop stayed light on his feet, covering plenty of ground in the dirt while making accurate throws across the diamond. He also tossed a couple of quality innings on the mound, going directly after hitters with his two-pitch offering. On offense, Koontz recorded multiple hits in live action, showing off his barrel skills and developing power tool. He posted an exit velocity of 81 mph.

McLaughlin put forth impressive performances both on the offensive and defensive end. The 5-foot-6 shortstop demonstrated sound footwork with advanced adjustability during the fielding portion. He gets rid of the ball quickly and delivers it accurately to first base. McLaughlin also showcased intriguing bat-to-ball skills, generating consistent impact to all parts of the field. On Saturday, he posted a three-hit performance including a double in live action.

Hatch showcased an intriguing power tool at the plate during batting practice and later added multi-hit performances on both days of live action. The 6-foot right-handed hitter controls the barrel well throughout the zone and finds it at a high rate. He remains loose and under control in the batter’s box, oftentimes creating easy leverage to both alleyways. Hatch posted an exit velocity of 82 mph.

Ross was on the barrel all weekend long, recording a pair of hits in both games after putting together a consistent round of batting practice. The 5-foot-8 right-handed hitter demonstrated a mature, contact-oriented approach in the box, generating frequent impact to the middle of the field. In the infield, Ross showcased projectable glove actions with present athleticism and range to both sides.