Seth Gebhardt (2028, Jonesborough, Tenn.) pitched a dominant and scoreless three frames, not afraid to attack with the heater. The right-hander operated mostly in the low-80s with riding action that missed bats. Gebhardt also flashed feel for a developing breaking ball that proved effective.

Bryce Berkey (2027, Parker, Colo.) crushed a ball to deep left field in the top of the fourth, cruising around for a triple. The backstop is built physical with clear strength and lift through the zone that projects for good power moving forward.

Kasey Carman (2027, Augusta, Mich.) really found a groove in the second frame and didn’t look back. The Michigan native topped at 82, holding the velocity while locating to glove side with a slider that plays well off of the heater. 

Griffin Wetzel (2028, Lapeer, Mich.) showed lots of arm talent in his stint on the bump. The right-hander reached back for 86 a couple of times and has plenty of looseness to the arm. The slider looks to be a future weapon, featuring late break to it to keep batters off the barrel.

Jack Talarico (2027, Austin, Texas) notched a pair of hits, both coming on squared barrels to the middle of the field. The shortstop is a well-rounded player and the swing plays well with simple parts throughout.