9/12/2020 4:23:26 PM
Kyle Marti (2021 SS, Cutler Bay, FL) took a quality round with a compact and consistent line-drive oriented stroke. He uses the whole field well with good balance and hip rotation and the consistency and repeatability of the stroke stood out.
Charles Nova (2023 SS, Doral, FL) has a very quiet set up with a simple stroke that his hands work well through. The finish through extension is very good and the direct path coupled with the low effort operation makes the contact upside intriguing.
Joey Daniels (2022 C, Tampa, FL) is a strong, physically-build righthanded hitter who can turn the barrel over with authority and strength to the pull side. The impact generated and wrist strength are both notable as there's already some power to the pull side.
Brian Canasi (2023 SS, Tampa, FL) has a mechanically sound operation with loose hands, a fluid swing path, and room to add strength to the frame. The barrel ability stands out and there's quality projection throughout the operation.
Keagan Perez (2021 RHP, Casselberry, FL) showed fast hands and a strong righthanded swing in the batter's box. The approach is line drive oriented and Perez can work the ball to both gaps with intent showing good jump off the barrel when squared.
Tyson Greene (2022 SS, Live Oak, FL) coils hard over the inside but explodes onto the ball showing good hip torque and very impressive bat speed. The barrel head is whippy and when he maintains his lower half through extension the result is loud at times.
Kelsen Johnson (2021 C, Lithia, FL) is a physical presence in the box with a fast bat path and strong impact to the pull side. When he gets his hands out and drives the ball to pull the result off the barrel is impressive with the strength to project power upon.
Bradley Link (2023 SS, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) has whip and quickness to his hands with aggressive hip rotation and quality line drives back up the middle and to the pull side. The swing is repeatable with a good amount of contact to the pull side alley and intriguing power upside.
Adrian Santana (2023 SS, Miami, FL) is a switch hitter with a compact stroke and good barrel feel from both sides of the plate. The swing is easy and repeatable with natural feel for contact and the looseness and fluidity to project additional power.
Ariel Garcia (2021 SS, Homestead, FL) showed a compact and controlled stroke from the right side with impressive bat speed and natural loft to the stroke. The operation is low effort with a smooth swing plane and the consistency and control of the swing stood out.
Damian Goulart (2021 3B, Orlando, FL) is a physical hitter who swings with intent and lets the ball travel to really drive it when extended out in front. He'll show strength when he turns the barrel over and can also drop line drives to the opposite field with intent.
Kyle Tako (2021 OF, Hollywood, FL) has a real whippy stroke from the right side with very impressive bat speed generated. The physicality and impact is noteworthy as he turns the barrel over with intent and smoked some line drives to the pull side alley.
Andrew Sundean (2021 C, Lakeland, FL) showed excellent strength through contact and his best results came when he got his wrists and hands fully extended. There's obvious power to the swing and the power potential is very high.