Gaines Pickle (2030 3B, Warrior, AL) had a loud swing in this one early, hammering one into the gap for a triple. The swing works best into the pull side gap for power, and he didn't miss his pitch in the first. Pickle later tripled again in the tenth. 

Landon Worsham (2030 1B, Waynesboro, MS) had a nice swing in the top of the third, sending one into right center for a base knock and a pair of RBIs. Worsham has some strength to the frame, and the hands work inside the baseball well. 

Asher Costanzo (2030 3B, Helena, AL) had a solid day one the plate and on the mound. At the plate Costanzo had a 2-3 day including a double down the left field line. Costanzo was also up to 77 on the mound with nice sink to the fastball. 

Brantley Rogers (2030 SS, Hernando, MS) had a nice at bat here in the top of the third, hammering a triple into the gap. Rogers has some strength to the barrel, and the swing works best into the gaps and through the middle of the field. 

Brooks Anglin (2030 1B, Valley, AL) had a nice swing in the top of the 8th, sending one into center for a triple. Anglin has a simple operation at the plate, and the hands extend through the baseball well. 

Ethan Gaspard (2030 C, Flora, MS) hammered one for a triple in the 8th, showing off the speed and the twitch to the swing. Gaspard impressed throughout the day in drills with the tools as well. 

Boone Hecklinski (2030 C, Birmingham, AL) showed well on both the mound and at the plate. In the 9th, Hecklinski came up big and sent a double into center for an RBI. He was also up to 79 on the mound with good life in a clean inning of work where he struck out the side. 

Grayson Searcy (2030 OF, Arlington, TN) had an impressive swing late in this one, sending one deep to right for a triple. Searcy has solid strength to all fields with good feel for the barrel. 

Caden Kappler (2030 3B, Hoover, AL) was solid on the mound, working the fastball up to 80 with some life to it. Kappler also worked with a four pitch mix, showing a splitter, slider, and cutter. The splitter and cutter were used often, with the cutter working with horizontal shape and the splitter showing late depth. 

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. 

David Brown (2030 SS, McCalla, AL) had a solid round of batting practice, working through the middle of the field with some strength. The hands work well inside of the baseball with solid feel to the barrel. 

Michael Robinson (2030 SS, Water Valley, MS) had a nice showing in his round of BP, working on the barrel to all fields. The setup works with an upright stance with open feet, with a tight turn to impact. 

Drew Harrison (2030 SS, Saucier, MS) had a nice round of batting practice, working on the barrel often to the middle of the field. Harrison has a simple operation at the plate with hands that stay inside the baseball. 

Levi Larson (2031 SS, Homewood, AL) showed nicely in batting practice, showing off the ability to work through the middle of the field with some strength. The hands get to plane early in the operation and the barrel extends through well. 

Oliver Morrow (2031 1B, Athens, AL) showed off the impressive lefty swing in BP, with a fluid barrel path and feel to the pitch inside. Morrow also has a projectable frame with plenty of room to add strength. 

Noah Logan (2030 OF, Sheffield, AL) put together a nice round of batting practice, working on the barrel consistently through the middle of the field and into both gaps. The hands get to plane early, and the hands work through the baseball well. 

William Moody (2030 C, Huntsville, AL) was on the barrel often through the middle of the field in his round. Moody works with solid hands inside the baseball, and the swing has some fluidity to the barrel path. 

Bennett Griffin (2030 1B, Hoover, AL) was impressive in his round of batting practice, showing off the feel for the barrel. Griffin has a lanky frame with plenty of room to add strength. 

Noah Miller (2029 3B, Russellville, AL) had a nice showing here in his round of batting practice, working on the barrel often to the middle of the field. Miller also has a nice frame with room to project in the coming years. 

Asher Costanzo (2030 3B, Helena, AL) showed nicely in his round of batting practice, getting the hands to plane early in the swing with feel for the barrel to all fields. The swing works to the middle of the field best with some impact. 

Ethan Gaspard (2030 C, Flora, MS) had a good round of batting practice, showing off the feel for the barrel consistently through the middle of the field. Gaspard also has an athletic frame with room to add strength. 

Brantley Rogers (2030 SS, Hernando, MS) impressed with the bat speed in his round of BP, working with a bat that gets on plane early. Rogers has a simple operation at the plate with fluidity to the path. 

Caden Kappler (2030 3B, Hoover, AL) was on the barrel pretty consistently throughout the round of batting practice. The swing works well on the outside pitch, and the hands extend through the baseball well. 

Landry Smith (2030 SS, Prairieville, LA) showed off the solid left handed swing, using a fluid barrel path with quick hands and hips. The swing works best to the pull side for strength, and the strength should continue to tick upwards in the coming years.