1/8/2017 1:30:08 PM
Eric Taniguchi Pardinho (2018 RHP, Bastos, SP) made the trip from Brazil and impressed during his two innings, sitting in the 90-93 mph range with his fastball while generating solid downhill plane. His curveball was a true out pitch in the upper-70s with sharp, 12-6 shape and punched out four. 

Sawyer Losey (2017 LHP, Wellington, FL), a Florida State commit, worked comfortably in mid-80s with his fastball, regularly hitting 86 mph while creating angle with his arm slot. He punched out six in three innings and showed both a curveball and changeup for strikes.

Davis Tavarez (2017 OF, Santo Domingo, NC) is an international free agent who ran his fastball up to 90 mph with a quick arm after showing big arm strength from the outfield yesterday as well as a strong swing from the right side. 

Harrison Francis (2017 RHP, Tallahassee, FL) is a name to remember as the Chipola commit turned in a strong two innings. He was up to 91 mph with his fastball, showed a quick arm, and had a strong feel for a sharp breaking ball and a quality changeup at 80 mph. 

Jordan Powell (2017 RHP, Celebration, FL) has a strong physical build and did a nice job of incorporating that strength onto the mound. His fastball topped out at 89 mph with a quick arm action and showed a feel for his curveball at 74 mph. 

Rashad Collymore (2017 OF, Mississauga, ON) is a switch-hitter who dug in from the left side in his second at-bat and spun on an inner half for a double to his pull side gap. 

Cesar Valero (2019 2B, Calgary, AB) continued to put together an impressive showcase, especially for a 2019 graduate as he went with an outer half curveball and barreled it into right-center field for a single. 

Juan Avila (2014 OF, Caracas, Sel) is a lefthanded hitter who plated the first run of the game for the Maroon team as he turned on an inner half fastball for a single down the pull side line. 

Kenneth Maisonet (2017 OF, San Sebastian, PR) continued to put together a nice showcase as he barreled up yet another ball, a hard line drive piece back up the box. 

Bubba Sangster (2017 1B, Altoona, FL) and Dalton Wingo (2017 OF, Plant City, FL) continued to show well with the bat for the Gray team as they went back-to-back with singles to the pull side, showing shorter swing paths with solid bat speed.