Charlie Hamric (2030 RHP, Hoover, AL) had a nice showing on the mound, working the fastball up to 73 with a little bit of arm side run. Hamric worked in the strike zone often, and used a curveball as his go-to with some 11-5 break. He also hammered one down the line in the bottom of the third for a double at the dish.

Hayes Wright (2030 LHP, Homewood, AL) looked sharp out there on the hill, running the fastball up to 78 from the left side with life and run to it. Wright has a lanky frame with a quicker arm action, and I would expect the velocity to continue to trend upwards in the coming years. 

Easton Sanford (2031 3B, Northport, AL) had a nice swing here in the bottom of the third inning, lining one into left for a base knock and an RBI. The swing works with a simple operation, and Sanford shows feel for the barrel on the inside fastball. 

Michael Robinson (2030 SS, Water Valley, MS) had a nice swing in this one, going to the pull side for a double. The swing works well to the pull side for strength, and the hands work through plane quickly. 

Oliver Morrow (2031 1B, Athens, AL) had a nice swing in the top of the tenth, lining one into the pull side gap for a double. Morrow has a fluid barrel path with projectable strength, and the strength should continue to develop with the longer frame. 

Drew Harrison (2030 SS, Saucier, MS) looked solid out on the mound, working the fastball up to 78 with some run to the arm side and a clean delivery with tempo. The delivery creates separation between the shoulder and the hips, and it should be interesting to see his velocity develop in the coming years.