2022 14U Main Event Showcase (12/29/2022 - 12/31/2022)

12/31/2022 3:50:58 PM

Aidan Brady (2027 OF, Medford, NJ) tripled early in the action with a line drive into centerfield. Short, simple cut impacting with some thump. Ended his day with another triple into the right-center gap. 

Tyler Kiely (2027 C, Knoxville, TN) had three hits on the day with all being loud contact. Three singles to his name and sprayed it to all fields while doing so. Also had an rbi. 

Jett Walters (2027 RHP, Tampa, FL) was athletic in the outfield and swung it with confidence in the box. Made a great catch on the run in center into the left-center gap. Also had three hits on the day in the box. Good athlete with multiple tools. 

Jordan Olivia (2027 C, Tampa, FL) claimed one of the loudest barrels from the entire game. Drove one deep into the gap and ended up circling the bags for a true inside the park homer. Also knocked in two runs while doing so. 

Drew Davis (2027 SS, Sumrall, MS) impressed at the dish boasting a 3-for-4 day. Tripled to the pull-side and had a pair of singles while also knocking in three runs. 

Jonny Deets (2027 SS, Lacrescent, MN) is a high level defender who made it look real easy in the infield. Good lateral range and a natural feel for it. Arm strength will play on the left-side going forward as well. 

12/31/2022 3:22:11 PM

Ethan Valdez (2027 1B, Katy, TX) was on the barrel a bunch in this one, racking up a pair of hits out into CF and adding another liner in the form of a lineout the same way. It's an easy swing and the strength projects.

Hailey Grilli (2027 2B, Tampa, FL) showed well all over as she posted a couple hits on the day with line drives the other way and also came up with a really nice spinning play at 2B on a ball well hit to her glove side. 

Charlie McPartlin (2027 C, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) had 3 hits on the day, using the whole field in going the other way early and then shooting a couple through the middle.

Cole Chambers (2027 3B, Wildwood, MO) stands out across the entirety of his game as he's good size at 6'0/160, is athletic in how he moves, has big bat speed with explosiveness to the right-handed swing and projects very well. He struck a few balls well and had a hard hit into CF late.

Chase Carmichael (2027 MIF, Grayson, GA) struck a ton of liners hard all over the field, creating an error early on and then coming up with another couple lined singles.

Chase Jones (2027 OF, Stockbridge, GA) is a super physical left-handed bat who posted exit velos into the upper-80s and continued to impact in a big way in game with a triple that burned the CF. It's an interesting young profile.

Josiah Patrick (2026 OF, Hampton, GA) is a good athlete and it shows across the board and he came up with a triple that was hit a long way to RCF late in the game, showing the bat speed.

Collin Thomas (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) was one of the most impressive players on the weekend at this age. He was up to 87 across the infield and it plays big time in game from the shortstop position and then he can swing it with bat speed and real bat to ball on both sides of the plate.

12/31/2022 2:42:03 PM

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) showed impact potential with a loud double down the left-field line. He stays direct with his hands and displays plenty of present bat speed. The physical 2027 Grad incorporates his strong lower exceptionally well to generate torque and whip to his barrel. 

Seamus Keller (2027 RHP, Westport, MA) continued to show budding power potential, as he launched a loud double to right-centerfield. He implores a loose, leveraged stroke with good feel for the barrel. The projectable two-way talent continues to impress on both sides of the baseball. he added two additional hits along the way. 

James Dono (2027 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) collected two hits in this one including a line drive double down the right-field line. He stays short and direct with his swing, while flashing some compact hand speed. 

Michael Van Allen (2027 OF, Plainview, NY) collected three hits in this one, as he showed solid bat-to-ball skills and some quickness to his hands. He stays short and direct to the baseball, while flashing projectable bat speed moving forward. 

Aidan Dillon (2027 LHP, Tinley U, IL) amassed three hits in this one, as  the right-handed hitting 2027 grad showed good for the barrel and some quickness to his hands. He synced up his lower half effectively to generate some torque/ 

Liam Zeller (2027 3B, Cos Cob, CT) showed plenty of strength at impact in collecting his two hits in this one. He generates plenty of whip to his barrel and stays direct with his hands. 

Rhett Morgan (2027 1B, Statesboro, GA) put his strength on display by launching a loud double in this one. He used a slightly lofted stroke to generate good backspin and carry, while displaying sound barrel awareness. 

Trip Ostergard (2027 SS, Charleston, SC) showed the propensity to find the barrel by amassing two hits in this one. He showed plenty of present bat speed and projects moving forward. 

Sean Mellinger (2027 C, Gainesville, VA) did a nice job during all of his at-bats, showcasing sound barrel skills and projectable bat speed as he continues to mature. He collected two well-struck line drives in this one. 

Jordan Della Rocca (2027 C, Tampa, FL) collected three hits in this one, as the physical 2027 backstop showed off his strength by blistering a loud double. He incorporates a simple stroke with good lower half usage to create plenty of present bat speed. 

Timothy (Will) Fitzhugh (2027 RHP, Daphne, AL) amassed three hits in this one, spraying several line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays short and direct to the baseball, while using his advanced bat-to-ball skills to  deliver the barrel on time. 

Bobby Wooten (2027 SS, Macon, GA) showed off tons of bat speed during his at-bats, scorching several balls before driving one deep in the gap for an inside the park homerun. The twitchy 2027 middle-infielder implores a simple, repeatable stroke with good feel for the barrel. 

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) showed tons of things to like, as the strong 2027 outfielder scorched two line drives during this one including a loud triple that carried the gap. He implores good lower half movements into contact and has tons of strength in his hands. 

Easton Ochoa (2027 OF, El Cajon, CA) collected two hits in this one including a double, as the athletic 2027 outfielder showed plenty of present bat speed and the ability to impact the baseball with authority. 

Joaquin Adams (2027 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) showed excellent barrel skills, as the left-handed hitting shortstop shot line drives from gap-to-gap in collecting his two hits. He stays simple throughout with minimal wasted movement and displayed some quickness to his hands. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) did a good job of delivering the barrel on-time, as the left-handed hitting 2027 Grad collected two hits. He stayed compact with his hands and displayed some present bat speed. 

Britton Wise (2027 OF, Sorrento, FL) displayed sound barrel skills in this one, as the young 2027 outfielder collected two hits in this one. He employed some quickness to his hands and stayed simple with his move into launch. 

12/31/2022 2:28:35 PM

Noah Steffen (2027 OF, Moultrie, GA) had himself a game.  The long and lean athlete had five singles, working the ball all over the field with solid barrel contact.  He also made two really nice plays in CF, one running back over his shoulder and the other sliding in front.

Brett Williams (2027 SS, Atlantic Beach, FL) also found barrels the whole game, lining three singles and also notching a loud fly out to right field.

Noah Phillips (2026 C, Richmond, VA) is a good overall athlete who can play all over the field on defense and made some plays at shortstop today.  He stood out at the plate with two hard hit triples up the right center field gap that also showed off his speed.

Tre’ Adcox (2027 3B, Forest, MS) has a big 6-1/175 build but showed good mobility and athleticism on the left side on defense.  The left-handed hitter uses his strength well at the plate and ripped a triple up the left center field gap along with a hard single to right field and a deep fly to center.

Travis Hogan (2027 SS, Lighthouse Point, FL) has a long and rangy build that projects well and a smooth left-handed swing.  He laced a ball up the right center field gap all the way to the fence and legged it out for an inside the park home run.

Mathias Fraser (2027 C, Delmar, NY) has a solid contact approach and an accurate barrel.  He picked up two singles to right field and another to center field.

12/31/2022 2:12:57 PM

Tavis Honeycutt (2027 SS, Newberry, FL) was smoking baseballs as he finished with four barrels and four hits. He's a big physical hitter with loads of strength and bat speed as he collected two doubles and two singles. 

Landon Jordan (2026 3B, Duluth, GA) was a grass finder at the plate, collecting four line drive singles. It's a short, compact swing and he has no issue flipping balls to the opposite field. 

Andrew Rice (2027 RHP, Cumming, GA) collected three hits with his first single being the loudest of the bunch. It's an athletic swing with some length through the finish. 

Zion Martinez (2027 SS, San Bernardino, CA) was finding consistent loud contact at the plate. He leverages hard from the left side and has whippy bat speed as though not a ton of his hits fell they were really well-struck. 

Gavin McElroy (2027 SS, Saint Simons, GA) has a pretty clean swing with looseness and whip to it. He collected two hits including a very loud triple to the pull side gap. 

Andrew Costanzo (2026 RHP, Carlsbad, CA) got five hits in five at-bats including three of the extra base variety. He's a super strong kid who can clear the front side and backspin balls with plenty of power. 

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Collin Thomas (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) proved to have some serious arm strength on the mound. Whippy arm with the heater into the low-80's. Went right after hitters and dominated while doing so. 

Hailey Grilli (2027 2B, Tampa, FL) struck out the side in her first inning of work. Went to the fastball often working it in and out while staying down in the zone. Missed barrels and was confident on the mound. Struck out five of the six she faced. 

12/31/2022 3:13:46 PM

Kyler Kirkpatrick (2027 LHP, Omaha, NE) was solid throughout his outing. Fastball sat in the low-70s and also mixed a curveball in the mid-60s. He's mechanically sound and pounds the zone with the fastball, showing the ability to repeat his mechanics effectively. 

Luke Colston (2027 OF, Wrightsville, GA) also looked really good on the mound. Command got spotty at times but he has pitchability and projection on the bump. Fastball sat in the upper-60s, topping out at 70 mph. He has a rhythmic delivery with a lot of time to continue growing into the frame. 

Evan Shaw (2027 OF, Lithonia, GA) hit a double in the top of the second inning. He has a short, lofted swing with good bat speed. He's a physically mature player that should continue to grow into power in the near future. 

North Williams (2028 C, Millen, GA) came out of the bullpen and looked sharp. Fastball sat in the 71-73 mph range. He featured a heavy dosage of fastballs and showed the ability to go to either side of the plate with the pitch. 

12/31/2022 3:04:23 PM

Landon Walker (2027 RHP, Prosper, TX) had a good showing on the mound in the start. Fastball sat in the mid-70s, getting up to 78 mph with regularity in the first inning. He also mixed a curveball with 2200+ RPM. He rolled through his three innings and struck out four batters. 

Seamus Keller (2027 RHP, Westport, MA) showed big projection on the mound. He's a tall, lean player that is already sitting in the upper-70s with the fastball. He mixed in a consistently shaped breaking ball. 

RJ Browning (2027 SS, Hampstead, NC) had a good day on Saturday as he made solid defensive plays up the middle and drove in the only two runs that the Army Green team had. He has a short swing with good balance to the stroke. 

12/31/2022 12:26:45 PM

Nick Jenkins (2027 C, Shawnee, KS) is a physical hitter who pulled a hard double down the line. There's strength present and it jumps off the bat nicely. 

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) is a long bodied right-hander with a clean arm and lived in the upper-70s. Shows a sweeping breaking ball with good horizontal life and solid strikes. 

Sean Mellinger (2027 C, Gainesville, VA) utilizes a simple stroke and uses the whole field on a line. Mellinger came through with a line drive single and also doubled earlier showing the extra base potential. 

12/30/2022 10:10:37 PM

Justin Umares (2027, Antioch, Tenn.) was able to pick up a two-out hit in the top of the first inning for 57-Teal. He stayed back and got the barrel to a breaking ball, and flicked it into right field for an easy base hit. In the fifth inning, Umares turned on a fastball and drove it into left field for another base hit.

Zion Martinez (2027, San Bernardino, Calif.) settled in nicely on the mound. He had a fastball/curveball combo that was working quite well for him. The fastball was in the upper-70s and commanded to both sides of the plate. The breaker had good depth with 11-5 shape and was a pitch that missed barrels. He punched out 2 opposing hitters over 1 2/3 innings pitched. 

Grady Callaway (2027, White House, Tenn.) got the barrel extended and took a first-pitch fastball the other way to kick off the top of the fourth. Picked up a base hit on the line shot into right field.

Kolton Brogdon (2027, Saint Simons Island, Ga.) picked up a base hit after he was able to get on time for the fastball, lining one into left field. Stole second base early in the next at-bat as well, getting a good jump.

Brett Williams (2027, Atlantic Beach, Fla.) got a rally started in the top of the fifth when he laced a pitch back up the middle. A nice line drive single to help him coast into first base easily. Williams also threw 2 scoreless innings and punched out 1 hitter earlier in the game.

Noah Phillips (2026, Richmond, Va.) was able to keep the rally alive after Williams’ and Umares’ hits before him. He was able to shoot a fastball the other way through the right side of the field for a base hit. 

Noah Steffen (2027, Moultrie, Ga.) was able to command the zone well during his outing. He showed a good feel for the breaking ball as well, mixing it in often. It had good depth to it and showed 11-5 shape. He would punch out 2 hitters over 2 innings of work.

Wilse Guerrero (2027, Boston, Mass.) added a base hit to his line in the top of the sixth inning. He dropped one into centerfield and hustled to first for the single.

12/30/2022 9:39:37 PM

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) has had an impressive week to say the least. A little bit of tilt to the barrel and longer swing through the zone. Easy bat speed and strength. Double pull side- in first at-bat. Jumped on the mound in the last inning and ran his FB up to 82. 

RJ Browning (2027 SS, Hampstead, NC) struck out two in his lone inning of work. FB sat 74-78 with slight cut action at times. Works from the three-quarter arm slot and has short arm action. There are good components here as he continues to develop. 

Jordan Della Rocca (2027 C, Tampa, FL) has good size for his age at 5-10/155. Stays controlled on the mound and has some good athleticism. FB worked 72-75 and created downhill plane at times. Struck out the side in his lone inning of work. 

Jackson Hornick (2027 OF, Furlong, PA) is a projectable RHP at 5-11/160. Loose and easy arm action that ran his FB up to 79. Spun a breaking ball at 60-62 that generated some swing and miss. Was able to locate fastball on both halves of the plate. 

Liam Zeller (2027 3B, Cos Cob, CT) is an interesting player that jumped on the mound towards the end of the game. Struck out the side in his lone inning. But is one of the younger players here this week at 13 years and 6 months. Physical frame at 6-1, 210. FB lived 75-78. 

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North Williams (2028 C, Millen, GA) make a significantly impressive defensive play, catching a pop up near the back fence. Williams slid and made a nice play right up against the fence to show the defensive acumen. 

Gage Litton (2027 OF, Claxton, GA) is an angled left-hander who worked up to 79 mph with lots of deception. It's a loose arm with a full three pitch mix including a changeup and breaking ball. 

Jaylen Seabrooks (2027 OF, Snellville, GA) showed some wrist strength by turning on the inside to line a single into the left-centerfield gap. It was a compact, quick stroke. 

Andrew Costanzo (2026 RHP, Carlsbad, CA) lined a hard single back up the middle. There's lots of strength off the bat and the swing is simple and direct. 

12/30/2022 8:19:08 PM

Tavis Honeycutt (2027 SS, Newberry, FL) took a great at bat in this one, as he kept his hands back on a breaker and turned it around for a line drive single over the shortstop’s head. He displayed a mature and disciplined approach for his age with strong hands at contact.

Carter Epting (2027 OF, Niskayuna, NY) got Team 51-Gray on the board first in the third inning, driving in Honeycutt with a hard-hit single into right-field. The young left-hander has a smooth swing with good feel for the barrel.

Nick Franklin (2027 2B, Saint Petersburg, FL) put together a complete performance in today’s contest. The primary second baseman made a nice charging play in the infield, showing the ability to organize his body and make throws on the run. With the bat, he collected two base hits, including a sharply-hit double down the left-field line.

Christopher Perrotta (2027 SS, SUSSEX, NJ) was seeing the ball well at the plate, ending the day 2-for-2 with a triple. Both of his hits were to the opposite field, as he showed the ability to hit the ball where it was pitched.

Takumi Yoshida (2027 C, Brookline, MA) really opened some eyes with his performance on the mound in this one. The young right-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph, showing an athletic delivery and advanced arm speed for his age. He also featured a true 12-6 curveball that he could throw in any count, making for a tough two-pitch mix.

12/30/2022 7:45:52 PM

Brayden Farrell (2027 C, Coral Springs, FL) impressed on the mound today with a controllable athletic delivery. Located a fastball and a breaking ball from a clean three-quarter arm slot. Struck out two in three innings.

Jonny Deets (2027 SS, Lacrescent, MN) athletic middle infielder with some quick twitch athleticism. Made plays defensively with a strong arm on throws across. Showed quick hands and stayed inside the baseball with an in sync swing to barrel up the baseball today.

Drew Davis (2027 SS, Sumrall, MS) impressed on the mound today with a firm fastball and swing and miss curveball. Consistently in the low to mid 80's with the fastball and spun the curve with consistent shape and spin efficiency. Struck out three in two innings.

Bobby Wooten (2027 SS, Macon, GA) athlete that showed the ability to play multiple positions with a strong throwing arm today. Quick hands at the plate, catches up to firm fastballs and showed the mechanics with athleticism that project for the future.

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) showed some impressive pop at the plate today. Hit a ball about fifty feet over the fence just foul. Followed it up the same at-bat with a ground rule double to the left centerfield gap. Impressed behind the plate with a strong accurate arm. Already has the look of a potential power hitting catcher.

Aidan Dillon (2027 LHP, Tinley U, IL) a left-handed pitcher with balance and body control in his delivery. Fastball and breaking ball on the mound that he threw for strikes consistently. Struck out five over three innings.

12/30/2022 7:40:45 PM

Noah Steffen (2027 OF, Moultrie, GA) took a big swing midway through this one, lining a triple up the right-center field gap. His swing is loose and his body projects, and using the whole field is impressive at any age. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) is a long and lean lefthanded stick with plenty of power on the way, and he showed the makings of it in this one with a well-struck double up the opposite gap. 

Noah Horne (2027 RHP, Chesapeake, VA) has a loose arm with good young arm speed, running his fastball up to 77 mph with good life to the arm side, mixing in a curveball and throwing a ton of strikes during his outing. 

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) took the biggest swing of the game in the final half inning, sending a long lofted shot into RCF and then racing around for an inside the park HR. He's got bat speed and projectable strength with solid athleticism on display. 

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Bobby Wooten (2027, Macon, GA) utilized a clean path with good present bat speed while showing his best power to the pull side gap, producing a best exit velocity of 80 mph.

Jordan Della Roca (2027, Tampa, FL) swung with lots of intent, sending ball deep into the left centerfield gap and producing a best exit velocity of 83 mph.

Maddux Lessard (2027, Muskego, WI) showed big time impact and very impressive power, producing a best exit velocity of 94 mph on a ball that left the park down the left field line.

Liam Zeller (2027, Cos Cob, CT) produced a best exit velocity of 83 mph, creating length well and sending deep fly balls to left field.

Seamus Keller (2027, Westport, MA) used his long levers to create whip to the barrel, producing a best exit velocity of 81 mph during his round.

Jonny Deets (2027, Lacresent, MN) showed good bat speed with barrel fluidity through the zone, producing a best exit velocity of 83 mph.

Jordan Olivia (2027, Tampa, FL) worked to lift the ball, showing some pull side pop and producing a best exit velocity of 81 mph.

Drew Davis (2027, Sumrall, MS) used a hands-oriented stroke and showed good feel for the barrel, producing a best exit velocity of 83 mph.

Brody Hurd (2027, Buford, GA) impacted the ball well with solid present bat speed, producing a best exit velocity of 82 mph.

Tyler Kiely (2027, Knoxville, TN) used the pull side and the middle of the hard, producing hard barrels often and a best exit velocity of 80 mph.

Jett Walters (2027, Tampa, FL) showed an accurate barrel and great adjustability, producing a best exit velocity of 83 mph.

Conor Powers (2027, Shorewood, IL) worked both of the gaps with lift to the path, producing a best exit velocity of 82 mph.

Nick Franklin (2027, Saint Petersburg, FL) displayed quick hands and a short stroke, producing a best exit velocity of 81 mph.

Andrew Turner (2027, Lake Mary, FL) showcased quality bat speed and a repeatable swing, having a very consistent round.

Tavis Honeycutt (2027, Newberry, FL) produced a best exit velocity of 86 mph with real impact and significant power upside.

James Gil (2027, Miami, FL) employed quick hands and shot sharp liners into left field often during his round.

Aidan Brady (2027, Medford, NJ) swung with lots of intent and showed good impact off the barrel, producing a best exit velocity of 80 mph.

Gavin Jenkins (2027, New Castle, IN) offered a physical presence and it translated during his round, showing good present juice to pull side, producing a best exit velocity of 80 mph.

Takumi Yoshida (2027, Brookline, MA) recorded a top velocity of 81 mph, showcasing a quick bat and a refined stroke.

Jaiden Nazario (2027, Freehold, NJ) elevated the ball well, showing plenty of power projection and producing a best exit velocity of 81 mph.

Ryan Nelson (2027, North Billerica, MA) met the ball out front with lots of strength, especially in the hands, registering a best exit velocity of 82 mph.

Cole Chambers (2027, Wildwood, MO) produced a best exit velocity of 83 mph, showing loud bat speed and plenty of physical projection.

Shane Berney (2027, North Haven, CT) showed big power upside from the left side, producing multiple exit velocities of 80+ mph and a best of 88 mph.

Matthew Rosner (2027, Bethesda, MD) struck the ball hard, flashing juice to the middle of the field while showing advanced strength.

Zion Martinez (2027, San Bernardino, CA) stayed connected well, utilizing a fluid bat path and registering a top exit velocity of 80 mph.

Asher Straus (2027, Seattle, WA) barreled up balls loudly on a consistent basis, recording several 80+ mph exit velocities, with his best being 83 mph.

Gavin McElroy (2027, Saint Simons, GA) sent liners to the middle of the field often with multiple exit velocities of 80+ mph.

Hudson Howell (2027, Virginia Beach, VA) produced good bat speed from the left side of the plate, with the ball coming off well, recording a best exit velocity of 81 mph.2027, Stockbriddge,

Dylan Hobert (2027, Glendale, AZ) had a very consistent round, repeating his swing well while connecting on line drives frequently.

Chase Jones (2027, Stockbridge, GA) stayed under control and up the middle, displaying big strength and recording a best exit velocity of 85 mph.

Russell Malcom (2026, Bethlehem, GA) registered a best exit velocity of 82 mph, utilizing a well-balanced swing and a quick bat.

Collin Thomas (2027, Atlanta, GA) showed impressive switch-hitting ability with a smooth and fluid swing, recording a best exit velocity of 82 mph from the left side.

Noah Phillips (2026, Richmond, VA) displayed good adjustability, regularly barreling up baseballs and using the whole field with comfort.

Banks Addison (2027, Germantown, TN) used a well-balanced swing with a smooth path and some loft, producing a best exit velocity of 84 mph.

Wright Broadhead (2027, Winchester, VA) employed a well-timed swing with big strength out front, producing a best exit velocity of 80 mph.

James Dono (2027, Boynton Beach, FL) used a linear stroke, producing line drives often, recording a top exit velocity of 81 mph during his round.

Liam Goyette (2027, Stockton, GA) registered a best exit velocity of 82 mph, doing a good job of leveraging the barrel, flashing projectable power.

Jake Sedmack (2027, Fort Myers, FL) hit balls hard throughout the round, using a simple swing and registering several 80+ mph exit velocities with the best being 84 mph.

12/29/2022 7:54:59 PM

James Gil (2027 SS, Miami, FL) was in the zone from the second he stepped in the batter’s box. The right-handed hitter took a swing at the very first pitch of the game and didn’t miss it, sending a line drive single into right field. He proved to be a gamer in the field as well, showing good actions and feel at the middle infield positions.

Jonathan Reyes (2026 OF, Beverly, MA) proved to have more power than his frame would suggest, as he drove a two-RBI double into deep left field. The right-handed hitter displayed a repeatable swing and utilized a small toe tap trigger that was consistently on time.

Matthew Rosner (2027 RHP, Bethesda, MD) showcased some impressive two-way potential in this one, getting it done on the mound and in the box. He tossed a flawless three innings on the bump, striking out six opposing batters and not allowing a single hit. With the bat, he found all barrel and burned the centerfielder for triple in his first at bat of the day. Rosner is fluid and athletic on both sides of the ball and projects nicely.

Blake Bagwell (2026 SS, Lake Worth, FL) was seeing the ball very well today, collecting two hits in his two at bats. His biggest hit came in the third inning, as he smoked one right back up the middle for an RBI single. The young prospect has hitters hands with a knack for finding the barrel.

12/29/2022 7:11:41 PM

Matthew Edmonds (2026 RHP, Atlanta, GA) has a lot of project-ability on the mound with a tall lean frame, smooth delivery and clean arm action. Edmonds filled up the strike zone, throwing 76% strikes with a quality two pitch mix and induced a lot of weak contact allowing only 2 hits over 3 innings and recording 3 Ks. 

Cole Chambers (2027 3B, Wildwood, MO) has a big projectable frame and showed a smooth stroke at the plate in both ABs in game. Chambers went 1-2 with a hard line drive single to LCF in his first AB. 

Jackson Bringger (2027 SS, Alexandria, VA) collected a hit in his First AB, keeping his hands inside the ball well and barreling it to RF for an opposite field singe.

Mason Giordano (2027 C, Sparta, NJ) showed quick hands and got his barrel to the ball driving it down the RF line for a double in his first AB.

Jett Walters (2027 RHP, Tampa, FL) allowed only 1 hit and recorded 5 Ks in his 3 innings of work. Walters showed confidence in his FB which showed good arm side life and topped out at 78 MPH and complemented it with a 12/6 CB that was able to generate swing and misses.

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