7/11/2026 1:48:55 AM
Lucca Giano (2030 SS, Brea, CA) showed a consistent, line drive swing at the plate, spraying barreled contact around the field while utilizing a simple, repeatable swing.
Cristian Lobaina (2030 2B, Cape, FL) showed a well sequenced swing in the box, staying short and direct to the ball with some juice coming off at the point of contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.
Philip Rousseau (2031 SS, Louisville (Anchorage), KY) continued to show well with the bat, creating some real whip with the barrel to drive the ball out deep to left field with the ability to generate back spin.
Chase Adam (2031 3B, Houston, TX) showed off an intriguing swing with lots of looseness and fluidity, getting the barrel extended out front, lifting balls out deep to the Monster in left field.
Colton Dini (2031 3B, Sarasota, FL) put his left-handed swing on display, creating some torque through the lower half while getting the barrel out front to generate some loud contact to the pull side.
Liam Patrick (2031 1B, Canton, GA) swung the bat with intent throughout his round, turning one some baseball with aggression, showing life in the hands to lift balls to the middle and pull side parts.
Bennett Hassel (2031 OF, Jacksonville, FL) continued to show off barrel skills as he had this summer, squaring up line drive contact back up the middle with a shorter, simple swing.
Cameron Malone (2031 OF, Huntersville, NC) provided one of those rounds that made you sit up in your seat, creating separation between his halves as he lifted plenty of baseball out to the deep part of right field.
Emmett Skinner (2031 2B, Raleigh, NC) put together a nice round of batting practice, showing a loose and leveraged swing throughout, turning on baseballs with ease and comfort.
Jack Sutter (2030 SS, Tacoma, WA) showcased nice contact oriented approach in the box, staying compact with the swing while turning on baseballs with line drive carry coming off.
Bronx Holbron (2031 SS, Waianae, HI) made the trip out of Hawaii and showed off a nice right-handed swing with intent, sending balls to the deeper parts of the field with real bat speed.
Rocco Lamotte (2030 C, San Francisco, CA) gave us another strong left-handed swing, showing quick hips and hands as he turned on baseballs with intent, pulling the hands in with some real intent.
Kaiden Rogalewski (2031 1B, Spicewood, TX) brought out some juice as he was able to send balls out deep to the pull side, one hopping the Green Monster in right-center field.
Allen Yoo (2031 RHP, Everett, WA) provided us the first home run of batting practice and consistently found the barrel, squaring up baseballs with lots of life coming off while staying short and direct to the ball.
Liam Sparks (2030 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) is another primary arm who showed well with the bat, utilizing his size to impact the baseball out to the pull side, repeating his stroke well.
Carlos Murray Jr (2031 OF, Apopka, FL) found some really loud barrels throughout his round, including a home run over the Monster before adding a dent to it on the very next swing.
Colt McCann (2031 1B, Suwanee, GA) got the barrel head through the zone, swinging it with some real intent, turning on balls to the middle and pull side parts of the field.
Cash Tellez (2031 SS, North Tustin, CA) showed loose hands in his round with the best contact coming to the pull side when he was able to get the barrel out front and extended.
Evan Cook (2030 RHP, Middletown, OH) is a strong 6-foot, 205 hitter out of Ohio and showed lots of quickness in his hands as he impacted out to the pull side, including one that dented the Monster.
Brett Hamlin (2031 C, Jupiter, FL) barreled up some baseballs to the deeper middle and pull parts of the field, staying short to it with the hands and letting his strength take over.
Leo Calhoon (2030 OF, Sherwood, AR) showed off a quick left-handed swing, turning on some baseballs with intent with line drive carry coming off.
Brenner Brown (2031 C, Kernersville, NC) put another nice left-handed swing on display, getting the barrel head out front to turn on baseballs while remaining balanced in his lower half.
Giovanni Aponte-O’Neill (2031 LHP, Orlando, FL) utilized a hanging left lift trigger and got it down on time, turning on baseballs with real strength throughout his round with lots of extension out front.
Nolan Bingham (2031 LHP, Rockwall, TX) squared up some baseballs loudly over his his round, turning on baseballs with some jump coming off.
Ruben Elias (2031 3B, Chino Hills, CA) finished his round with a bang, going back-to-back over the Monster for a pair of home runs. It was an easy swing with looseness throughout and obvious strength.
Waylon Harris (2031 C, Magnolia, TX) consistently got the barrel out front throughout his round of batting practice, showing off the juice in his hands with a home run over the Monster inside the line.
Lewis King (2031 SS, Springfield Gardens, NY) got the most out of his frame, creating torque with his lower half while showing looseness throughout, creating some loud contact into left field.
Colter Crewse (2031 1B, Mesa, AZ) was able to whip the barrel head around well, squaring up some baseballs hard to the pull side with leverage through the point of contact.
Fielder Grebert (2030 3B, Cabot, AR) showed balance through his round of batting practice with quick hands, creating some loud contact to the pull side throughout his round.
Colt Welch (2031 3B, Calhoun, GA) peppered some baseballs to the pull side, staying direct to the ball with his hands while sending one off the top of the scoreboard on the Green Monster.
Beckett DeSerio (2031 3B, Greer, SC) showed off some heavy hands throughout his batting practice round, squaring up a couple of balls loud to the pull side and back up the middle.
Andrew (AJ) Kessler (2030 C, Brooklyn, NY) was able to get his arms extended out front consistently, working on a linear path with fast hands to generate some loud contact overall.
Lucas Easley (2031 C, Philadelphia, TN) was getting the barrel out front throughout his round, showing some hard line drive contact coming off to the pull side throughout.
Dylan French (2031 1B, Magnolia, TX) connected for a couple of screamers during his round, connecting for one off the wall on his very first swing of his round to knock if off the top of the scoreboard on the Green Monster.
Aaron Kim (2031 RHP, Irvine, CA) has hit all summer on the circuit and continued to show big bat speed, sending a couple balls out deep to the pull side with big carry coming off.
Hunter Kuhlman (2030 C, Prosper, TX) showed a balanced swing with a short, direct hand path and quality bat speed, showing some juice at the point of contact.
Jordan Acosta (2031 SS, Miami, FL) did a nice job of attacking the baseball out front, showing some lift out to the pull side, adding a couple of his own dents into the Green Monster.
Christopher Rice (2031 OF, Fort Mill, SC) shows looseness to his hands with his left-handed swing, showing balance with extension out front at the point of contact.
Brayden Worthen (2031 OF, Tomball, TX) put the same swing on repeat throughout his round, consistently putting the barrel head on the baseball with a linear stroke for hard line drive carry coming off.
Bentley Davis (2031 3B, Dunwoody, GA) hammered some baseballs throughout his round of BP, sending out some bullets to the pull side with life coming off.
Tyler Bellush (2031 SS, Summerville, SC) showed a loose and fluid swing throughout his round, smoking a couple of balls to the pull side gap to build off a strong start to the showcase.
Richard Clebert Jr (2031 OF, Riverview, FL) stayed short to the baseball throughout his round, sending several rockets out to the pull side while doing a nice job of getting into his lower half.
Mason Lance (2031 3B, Silo, OK) spun on a couple of baseballs to the pull side, highlighting the life in his hands as he was able to whip the barrel through the zone with impact out front.
Graham Sanders (2031 1B, Chattanooga, TN) certainly put his strength on display today, shorter a quick path through the zone with a couple of loud barreled that jump at the point of contact.