Chase Cotton (2028 RHP, Lincoln, CA) showing some big arm talent here early in the outing. Arm works to a lower release height, fastball has been up to 92 mph a handful of times with plenty of carry. He's mixed a slider and a changeup that he sells. 

Aiden Kearney (2028 MIF, Winter Park, FL) absolutely smashed one into the left-center gap for a loud double (99 EV). Took a great round of batting practice earlier and then worked a deep, count and didn't miss a fastball. 

Everest King (2028 RHP, Lancaster, SC) opens up blowing smoke in the early innings of the game, running it up to 93 mph. The slider is the go-to in the 80-81 range. It's a loose and fast arm with good athleticism down the slope.

Weston Barrett (2028 3B, Apopka, FL) lifted one to the opposite field to drive in a run, a really good piece of hitting. The switch hitter showed some monster power in the round of batting practice and lifted one to the opposite field, a few feet shy of the track to open up the scoring. 

Garrett Burris (2028 LHP, Mooresville, NC) came out showing a tough look to both handed hitters but especially left-handers. He hides the baseball well at worked at 86-88 from an extremely crossfire delivery. The NC native has feel for spin as well at 76-77. 

Kanin Summey (2028 1B, Palm Harbor, FL) caught the loudest barrel of the day so far, going 101 EV/376 feet into the treetops for a long homer. The power showed up in the round of BP and he's only continued swinging it well so far. He hit another one later at 103 EV/406 FT

Charlie Scott (2028 SS, North Reading, MA) lifted one a few feet shy of the track to drive in a run for the Columbia Blue team. The ball came off the bat at 96 EV and carried well, plating a run to add onto the lead. 

JT Taylor (2028 C, Dover, MA) got the barrel out front in the closing innings and hit one down the left field line for a double. The strength has shown up throughout the day off the barrel and has also showed good catch/throw skills behind the dish. 

Jonathan Marzullo (2028 C, Bradenton, FL) just absolutely smashed one off the monster in left field for a loud double (101 EV). The IMG product has some of the loudest bat speed and strength in the event and continues to show so much to like about the right-handed bat. 

Jaden Freeze (2028 OF, Hanover, PA) came out of the bullpen firing bullets at 88-89 from a loose and fast arm. The two-way ability is legit and has been on display throughout the day after a strong workout and BP to go with a solid outing so far as well. 

Beau Hite (2028 SS, Greenwood, SC) has put together a good day both at the plate and then got the ball in the closing frame. The right-handed swing is short and compact and he just simply lives on the barrel. On the mound, it was mostly 88-90 with heavy life at the bottom of the zone with good feel for a slider and changeup to round out mix.