Samuel Batherny Nova (2020 RHP, Oviedo, FL) was electric in four innings of work, striking out 11 out of his 13 hitters faced with a very solid 12-to-6 downer curveball that he used off a fastball that held strong at 84-86 mph throughout the outing. 

Albert Hernandez (2020 OF, Davie, FL) tossed two innings, using a violent delivery and a quick arm to produce a fastball up to 91 mph, sitting at 88-90 mph throughout the pair of innings. He showed good feel for a sharp slider that he could land for strikes in any count and create swing-and-miss.

Jonathan Ramallo (2020 OF, Miami, FL) continued a strong weekend at the plate as he roped a double down the line before showing off his easy speed on the bases in taking the extra bag.

Adam Love (2020 OF, Roswell, GA) continued to hit well in game as he roped a triple into the left field corner and scored on a mis-throw to the cutoff. The speed is strong to go along with a sound approach at the plate each time he steps in.

John Marant (2020 OF, Tyrone, GA) showed more of his physicality at the plate in game today as he went a long way over the right field wall for a no-doubt homerun to the pull side. 

Harold Coll (2020 SS, Statesboro, GA) continued an outstanding weekend all around as he shot a fly ball off the left field wall at the 350 foot mark for a stand-up double in his last at-bat of the weekend. There is great strength in the swing to go along with solid athleticism and outstanding arm strength on the defensive side. 

Justin Javier Colon Jaime (2021 SS, Clermont, FL) showed how well he continues to hit event after event in picking up a pair of singles in his two appearances at the plate. The quick hands and natural in-game feel allow him to handle a variety of pitching and wreak havoc on the bases with his speed and jumps.

Alex Freeland (2020 SS, Cape Coral, FL) showed his physicality and power at the plate once again as he picked up a double to deep left field in his first at-bat before driving in a run with a groundout in his second.

Dillon Walters (2020 3B, Key Largo, FL) filled in on the mound on the back end of this game and worked a fluid delivery with easy velocity on the fastball clocked up to 88 mph with a pair of strikeouts in his two innings of work.

Gilberto Torres (2020 OF, Salinas, PR) showed an outstanding ability to handle himself at the plate as he worked a 10 pitch at-bat and lined a single into left field in his first at-bat before working another long at-bat ending in another strong single.

Elvis Rumaldo (2020 OF, Canovanas, PR) only got one plate appearance in this game but smoked an 88 mph fastball straight at the right fielder, showcasing a short and direct path with plenty of strength and bat speed. He also showed well with great range in the outfield in making two strong diving plays.

Trippe Moore (2020 OF, Forsyth, GA) continued a strong weekend by jumping on the mound and working a four pitch mix from a fluid and easy delivery with a fastball clocked up to 88 mph. The arm is quick creating life to the fastball, while also showing he can tunnel the arm well off of it with the other three pitches.

Sammy Contacos (2021 C, Irwin, PA) showcased his aggressiveness at the plate jumping on a pitch and keeping it just inside the third base line for a double in his second at-bat. There is violence in the swing but the feel for the barrel is there to keep it in the zone long enough for strong contact. 

Chase Jans (2021 OF, Overland Park, KS) picked up a double of his own in his second at-bat, driving a liner just inside the foul line. Jans also showed off his electric speed out in center-field as he made an outstanding diving catch.

Michael Mugan (2020 OF, Seaside, CA) picked up a pair of hits in his two plate appearances, driving a single in his first at-bat before lining a double over the center-fielder's head in his second.

Christian Rivera (2020 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) also picked up a double in one of his at-bats, lining an RBI double over the left-fielder's head. He has surprising strength from a smaller frame and build.

Tyler Dowdy (2020 1B, Plant City, FL) took the mound in this game and threw well, picking up three strikeouts along the way. His ability to pitch from different slots with four different pitches, while tunneling well across all of them, gave Dowdy much success in his two innings of work. 

Jean Carlos Medina (2021 C, Orlando, FL) didn't pick up a hit on the stat sheet, but picked up two loud barrels on fly-outs to center field. The swing is loose and he showed much better feel for the barrel than in batting practice, while also being a strong defensive catcher.

Lawrence Sutton (2020 OF, Summertown, TN) picked up where he left off yesterday in fouling a liner off the left field wall before crushing a double over the center-fielder's head. The bat speed plays well in addition to the pure strength he generates from the body.

Alex Freeland (2020 SS, Cape Coral, FL) is more of a game hitter than a BP hitter but the switch-hitting All-American still showed his strong and crisp swing Saturday morning, especially from his stronger left side.

Kyle Hannon (2020 2B, Etters, PA) is a strong bodied middle infielder with a Penn State commitment who uses his lower half very well to generate left-handed bat speed.  He has an accurate barrel and showed pop and carry to both gaps.

Bryan Loriga (2021 3B, Hialeah, FL) is fun to watch swing as he has such and easy and seemingly effortless right-handed swing, yet creates outstanding bat speed with serious jump off the barrel.  The FIU commit exudes confidence at the plate.

Keenan Taylor (2020 SS, Westfield, IN) has more strength than his listed 5-10/180 size indicates.  He has very quick hands and takes a full aggressive swing, creating big raw bat speed and impressive carry and power.

Dillon Walters (2020 3B, Key Largo, FL) has a long and strong 6-3/195 build that is built for power and leverage.  He has plenty of uphill angle in his swing and put the ball deep in the air consistently, including for one long home run.

Chase Jans (2021 OF, Overland Park, KS) is an outstanding all-around athlete with a plus combination of quick twitch muscles and physical strength.  He also has that enviable combination of bat speed and a very accurate barrel and crushed hard line drive after hard line drive during his round.

Sterlin Thompson (2020 SS, Ocala, FL) may have had the most visually appealing swing we saw all day, with his left-handed cut being smooth, well timed and fast.  He hit consistent rockets to the pull side all round and could be a fast riser for the draft this spring.

Manuel Beltre (2022 SS, Santo Domingo, SD) is one of the top international prospects leading up to the July 2, 2020 signing date and his big improvement with his strength and bat speed portends big things for the young Dominican in a few months.

Duanne Medina (2020 C, Miami, FL) is a strong 6-0/195 right-handed hitter with a very simple and repeatable swing and plenty of raw bat speed.  It was especially impressive how much carry he got when he drove the ball to the right centerfield gap.

Andre Vidal (2021 SS, Miami, FL) is a teammate of Medina's at Doral Academy and the young middle infielder has offensive potential as well.  He has quick hands from a short swing and showed surprising pull power for his slender and projectable 5-11/165 build.

Ivan Zambrano (2020 OF, Doral, FL) is yet a third Doral Academy right-handed hitter who showed his tools well, showing a similarly simple and well timed swing with lots of bat speed, lift and carry to the pull side.

Adrian Figueroa (2020 1B, Miami, FL) is the fourth straight Doral Academy player we're going to mention, although a different hitter entirely than his trio of teammates.  The 6-6/225 left-handed hitter has really made improvements in his swing to take advantage of his size, leverage and strength.

Victor Rodriguez (2021 OF, Winter Springs, FL) is a 6-4/185 right-handed hitter with top of the scale raw power and equally impressive overall athleticism.  He's a name fans and scouts are going to be hearing often in the next few years.

Brock Wilken (2020 3B, Valrico, FL) has a big 6-4/217 build and a controlled tall and fall approach that gives him big momentum into contact.  He showed his raw power extremely well and made the huge Terry Park Stadium dimensions look small on one swing.

Wyatt Langford (2020 3B, Trenton, FL) has a Florida commitment based on his bat and he might have a place in the Gator lineup as a freshman if his bat speed and ability to square up the ball he showed Saturday is any indication.  He really attacks the ball hard with outstanding timing in his swing.

John Montes (2020 SS, Toa Alta, PR) has always impressed the Perfect Game staff with his smooth left handed swing and it looks like the Central Florida commit has gained some strength over the last six months and added some pull power to his swing.

Abimelec Ortiz (2020 OF, Vega Baja, PR) looks bigger and stronger than his listed 6-0/205 size and takes the full and aggressive left-handed swing that one likes to see in a big, loose hitter.  He showed power to all fields and carried that approach into games very well, too.

Gilberto Torres (2020 OF, Salinas, PR) has very fast hands from the right side of the plate and when he gets his front foot down on time and hits out front, that ball comes off his barrel very hard.

Austin Alexander (2020 SS, Miami, FL) is another young right-handed hitter with serious bat speed who flashed his potential when he was able to get his front foot down on time.  His aggressiveness really stood out.

Harold Coll (2020 SS, Statesboro, GA) moves into contact very well and uses quick hands to help him generate plus bat speed.  He hits under control with very well-timed explosion at contact and drove the ball long and hard to left centerfield consistently.

Gage Boehm (2020 1B, Taylor, TX)j is a seriously big and strong young Texan at 6-5/250 with an easy and simple swing that maximizes squared up contact.  His swing is pretty flat right now and just a bit more lift in it is going to create some big power numbers given his strength and bat speed.

Gabriel Sepulveda (2020 3B, Conroe, TX) is a switch-hitter who did something the PG staff had never seen before.  He took his standard six swings from the right side, showing very good raw bat speed and strength.  He turned around for his left-handed swings but took only five, switching around on the final pitch to hit right handed again.  He then blasted a long home run to finish his round.

Lawrence Sutton (2020 OF, Summertown, TN) picked up a pair of hits in his three plate appearances, hitting a hard liner to right field and following it up with a long single into the right-center gap. Sutton is a big and strong outfielder with a whippy barrel head that creates jump to and through both gaps.

Dominic Pitelli (2020 SS, Miami, FL) had a loud performance at the plate as he picked up a single and a double in his two plate appearances, including a missile line drive into right field. Pitelli works to the pull side consistently, generating good bat speed and showing good feel for the barrel.

Skyler Brown (2020 LHP, Grand Rivers, KY) is an uncommitted left-hander who worked up to 88 mph with the fastball in this outing, showing a fluid delivery with easy velocity out of the hand and downhill action to the fastball. There is some deception to the way he attacks hitters as he showed feel for a low-70s slider, tunneling it off the fastball well.

Victor Rodriguez (2021 OF, Winter Springs, FL) made his lone hit a loud one as he went deep to the pull side into the wind for a home-run in his first at-bat. The swing is short and simple, but the physicality in the frame allows for pop when barreled out front.

Drew Brutcher (2020 RHP, Lakeland, FL) continues to make strides as he got up to 91 mph with the fastball today throwing from a true three-quarters slot with a fast arm and heaviness to the fastball. The frame is still long and lean with plenty of projection remaining to go with the pitchability and confidence that is already there.

Nick Gorby (2020 LHP, Port St Lucie, FL) showed more of his pitchability in this outing as grinded out three innings of work with five strikeouts along the way. He tunnels all four of his pitches well, generating consistent swing and miss stuff and projecting to even more of a dynamic mix at the next level.

Marcos Contreras (2020 RHP, Fontana, CA) worked a quick and efficient three innings to start, sitting 81-86 mph on the fastball from a high three-quarters slot, commanding it to both halves. He complemented the fastball with a pair of off-speed pitches in a changeup with solid fade and big-bending curveball with depth to it. 

Jonathan Ramallo (2020 OF, Miami, FL) worked a pair of innings after Contreras with a fastball up to 88 mph that jumped on hitters with some natural cut to the glove side. He has a loose arm with raw arm strength that was shown from his primary position in the outfield workouts clocked up to 95 mph from the outfield.

Adam Love (2020 OF, Roswell, GA) also worked a pair of innings in relief from a low three-quarters slot with outstanding arm speed creating very good arm side life to the fastball clocked up to 86 mph. He paired that well with a changeup from the same slot that showed a similar look out of the hand with good fade. The projection is high from the 6-foot-2 frame if he were to move away from his primary position in the outfield. He also legged out a hustle double in his second at-bat after dropping a hit into the pull side.

Gage Boehm (2020 1B, Taylor, TX) worked only a single inning, but made it a good one as he sunk the fastball with really good life to the arm side up to 88 mph and generating weak contact.

Abdiel Ortiz (2020 OF, Coamo, PR) tossed a single inning on the other side, working a good three pitch mix with a fastball up to 86 mph. The delivery is athletic with a quick arm that creates good arm side life and downhill plane on the fastball. He pairs that with a low-70s sliders and an upper-70s changeup with some late fade to it. 

Luis Gonzalez (2020 C, Carolina, PR) didn't come up with a hit on the stat sheet but made his power known as he just missed a homerun to deep left field with the ball getting caught on the warning track.

Joseph Rodriguez Collazo (2020 SS, Bayamon, PR) used a solid approach at the plate to get into one to the pull side, burning the left fielder for a line drive double where he got thrown out trying to turn it into a hustle triple.

Steven Paulino (2019 3B, Port St Lucie, FL) showcased his big time power as he got the barrel out well on a deep fly out to left field before picking up a double with a liner that got over the left-fielders head.

Jack Nielsen (2020 1B, Southlake, TX) showed his feel for the barrel in game as he got extended on an outer-half fastball and roped a line drive double through the left-center field gap.

Bryan Pina (2020 RHP, Miami, FL) is an uncommitted 6-foot-4 right-hander who tossed three innings of one-run baseball, picking up five strikeouts along the way and working an easy 85-89 mph on the fastball with cut to the glove side. The long and strong body allows Pina to work fluidly and downhill with the fastball, complemented by a low-60s breaking ball.

Brody Hopkins (2020 OF, Summerville, SC) is another long and lean right-hander who worked up to 89 mph with the fastball. There is deception to the low three-quarters slot he throws from and his ability to attack hitters and command the corners led to his two innings of no-hit work. He also picked up a knock at the plate with a hardly struck line drive back up the middle.

Sterlin Thompson (2020 SS, Ocala, FL) showed once again how free and easy his operation is at the plate, taking simple cuts and showing the ability to handle any type of pitching. He picked up a knock in his first at-bat before skying a fly ball to shortstop in his second, showcasing the high level power that is in the tank for this Florida commit. 

Leonardo Dionicio (2020 SS, West Hartford, CT) is an uncommitted shortstop who made his presence known at the plate early on with an RBI knock to the backside before just missing one with a loud fly out to the same side. The swing is smooth with power to back, paired with great athleticism in game that plays better than his listed run time.

Alex Freeland (2020 SS, Cape Coral, FL) continued to do what he does as he hammered a triple in his second at-bat, showing off the strength and bat speed combo that has him headed for success at the next level.

Luis Hernandez (2020 C, Gurabo, PR) is an athletic catcher who showed well in workouts before making loud contact in both of his in-game plate appearances. He has good hands at the plate, staying short to the ball and getting good extension after contact.

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