Ben Sinsabaugh (2027 RHP, Port Jervis, NY) unloaded on a 2-0 fastball in the fourth inning, launching it over the centerfield fence for a solo home run. The 6-foot-5 210-pound righty has tons of strength in the hands and barrel. He generates loud impact with effortless carry to both gaps, and can leave the yard in any count.

Lucas Gonzalez (2027 C, Naugatuck, CT) added a couple of knocks and two stolen bases in live action. The 5-foot-9 righty showed off his versatility, impressing with both his bat-to-ball skills and base-running ability. He controls the barrel well throughout the zone and finds it at a high rate.

Collin Joy (2027 RHP, Yaphank, NY) pieced up a first-pitch fastball in the sixth inning, lining it into the left-center gap for a leadoff double. The 6-foot right-handed hitter delivers a strong and on-plane barrel at the point of contact. He impacts the baseball with easy strength and creates carry to both gaps.

Phileep Nowakowski (2028 C, New York, NY) flashed the leather at shortstop, making an impressive diving play to his right-side. He picked it cleanly with his backhand before delivering a strong and accurate throw across the diamond.

Samuel Huckans (2028 SS, Amsterdam, NY) found a barrel on a two-strike fastball, pulling it to left field for an RBI double. The right-handed batter displayed impressive bat-to-ball skills with good adjustability around the strike zone.

Aiden Krasnow (2028 RHP, Livingston, NJ) put together an impressive outing on the mound, striking out four over two hitless innings of work. The 5-foot-11 right-hander went right after hitters with his fastball, inducing several swings and misses with it while running it up to 78 mph. He also showed feel for spinning his mid-60s breaking ball which successfully mistimed opposing hitters.

Matthew Baczor (2027 OF, Lebanon, NJ) put together two hitless innings out of the bullpen, striking out three batters. The 5-foot-10 right-hander filled up all parts of the strike zone with his fastball, which induced weak contact and ultimately peaked at 79 mph. He also landed a slurvy breaker for strikes late in counts.