Andrew Trayer (2021 RHP, Sinking Spring, PA) Trayer already flashed an upper 80's 87mph fastball earlier in the event took the dish and got into a double showing a power bat to go with the power arm.

Max Beck Berendsen (2021 OF, Marietta, GA) Beck drove a ball deep for a double in his second at bat showing patience and plate discipline. He also drove in a run on the double.

Ty Bailey (2021 3B, Lebanon, TN) Ty thew one inning and showcased a fastball up to 85. The primary 3rd baseman only gave up one hit and struck out 2 out of the 3 batters he faced.

Connor McCreery (2021 RHP, Williston Park, NY) The big 6'6 righty touched 89 with his fastball. Really tough to hit pitches downhill and works the bottom of the zone. With his frame using the term "projectable" is being modest big time potential on the mound for Connor.

Ryder Wagenknecht (2021 SS, Peachtree City, GA) Ryder went 2 for 2 with a single and a opposite field double in the game. The shortstop showed his speed in more than one beating out a throw for a single and also stealing bags. Proving to be a threat on the bases. 

Matthew Rhodes (2021 RHP, Auburn, AL) Not allowing a run and striking out the first three hitters he faced setting the tone early. Mathew showed a three pix mixed which kept the hitters uncomfortable and off balance his entire outing. 

Charlie Boyle (2021 OF, Mill Valley, CA) Really showed some barrel skills driving the ball to middle of the field for both of his hits on the day, one of which went for extra bases. Charlie is a good runner and has some pop in his bat, that combination is going to turn into a lot of extra base hits.

Keaton Kenworthy (2021 1B, Fort Myers, FL) Keaton had two hits in the game. The power hitting first baseman has big time game-changing power. Moves well at first base. Will be a threat to drive in a lot of runs anytime he's in the lineup. 

Jacob Blackmon (2021 RHP, Opelika, AL) Very composed on the mound ball comes out easy and effortless with a clean delivery. Fastball up to 89 just allowed one hit no runs. Striking out a batter an inning.

Tanner Boccabello (2021 3B, Tampa, FL) Tanner showed a firm fastball in his 2 innings of work touching 90 more than once allowing a hit and no runs. Tanner is physically gifted player who is only going to get stringer. 

Brandon Ramirez (2021 RHP, San Diego, TX) Brandon has a lot of tools and showed speed and a great arm during the showcase. But it was the hit tool as he lined a shot into left field in his first at bat.

Evan Selmer (2021 RHP, Beltsville, MD) The big righty from Maryland worked his fastball to 88 mph and maintained his velo throughout his outing. Also showed a hard slider to go with his fastball. Strong outing for Selmer.

Caleb Freeman (2021 RHP, Greer, SC) Heralded as a right handed pitcher Freeman is out to prove he can handle the bat as well. He showed just that in the game today. Hitting a triple in his first at bat showing speed and power. Caleb has the athleticism and frame to be a great two way player at the next level.

Jacob Frost (2021 1B, Saint Louis, MO) Only worked one inning on the mound but showed some real promise on the mound. Fastball reached 88mph and flashed some feel for a breaking ball as well. Very clean and repeatable mechanics from the lefty.

Matthew Puello (2021 SS, New York, NY) plus runner natural effortless swings with good pop. Had avery hard hit ball to CF which turned into a in the park homerun.

Jake Horowitz (2021 SS, New York, NY) 1 for 2 with a single; gets out of the box and down the line well; Aggressive in the box with plus bat speed.

Sebastian Mexico (2021 OF, Baldwinville, MA) 1 for 3 in the game with a triple but found a lot of barrels and hard hit balls. Good bat to ball skills plus barrel control. Lean frame with an athletic lean frame.

Ryan Jenkins (2021 2B, Winter Haven, FL) In 2 innings of work had his fastball up to 86. And worked at a quick and efficient pace. Ryan mixed speeds well and attacked with his fastball.

Jake Alfaro (2021 1B, Southwest Ranches, FL): Alfaro showed a clean and quick stroke with driven line drives to all fields. 

Ryder Wagenknecht (2021 SS, Peachtree City, GA): Wagenknecht has the barrel skills and smoothness of swing that portend to real offensive impact as he continues to physically mature. 

Tyler Whitfield (2021 OF, Tampa, FL): Whitfield has violence to his hands and real strength, riding the barrel with intent and good linear jump to all fields. 

JJ Williams (2021 OF, Franklin, TN): Williams showed the ability to match plane well and really drive his hips through contact, peppering baseballs on firm lines all over the ballpark. 

Josue Valdez (2021 C, Bronx, NY): Valdez takes a more complex move to the ball but has the bat speed to get it done, really whipping the barrel around and creating leverage out front. 

Ryan Waldschmidt (2021 SS, Bradenton, FL): Waldschmidt showed really intriguing tools in the box with quality bat speed and leverage combined with advanced barrel feel. 

Jack Parks (2021 1B, Ruston, LA): Parks has advanced strength and as a result very real power, with serious thunder pull side and lots of projection overall. 

Max Beck Berendsen (2021 OF, Marietta, GA): Berendsen showed quick hips in the box with a quick barrel as well, moving it around and finding firm liners to all fields. 

Jacob Frost (2021 1B, Saint Louis, MO): Front generates lots of leverage off of his front side and combined with his strength is able to really drive the ball consistently. 

Tommy Ramos (2021 SS, Hialeah, FL): Ramos has maybe the best raw pop of the event, getting the barrel moving uphill and showing easy home run carry into the pull gap. 

Will Dorrell (2021 OF, Rock Hill, SC): Dorrell showed one of the more repeatable, consistent swings during the BP portion, really handling the barrel well and driving it on a line consistently. 

Michael Gregos (2021 3B, Douglassville, PA): Gregos generates excellent bat speed and leverage and really drives his hips through, allowing him to generate some of the more consistent loud contact of the day. 

Gabe Hunt (2021 SS, Buford, GA): Hunt does well to create stretch and generate whip to the barrel, showing the ability to really drive the ball when on time. 

Cole Luckey (2021 OF, Glenview, IL): Luckey has lots of projection for power as he continues to mature, given his already quality bat speed and leverage. 

Sebastian Mexico (2021 OF, Baldwinville, MA): Mexico really sinks well into his hips and uses his lower half, able to drive the ball more and more consistently as a result. 

Bryson Mitchell (2021 OF, Alexandria, VA): Mitchell showed off a clean, whippy stroke with good strength that he really drove the ball with once he found his timing. 

Jake Horowitz (2021 SS, New York, NY) 1 for 2 with a single up the middle. Great job of barrel control pulled his hands inside for a single up the middle. 

Isaac Horstman (2021 RHP, Albuquerque, NM) Single on a 2 strike swing, Had a line drive to left driving in a run.

James Oman (2021 2B, Orange Park, FL) Single up the middle natural fluid swing.And has knack to take the extra base. Stole two bases in the game.

AJ Causey (2021 RHP, Madison, AL) works quick from two different arm slots. True 4 pitch mix FB 83-86 from the down under slot. 88-90 over the top and very effective. Threw 1 inning and struck out 2. Very very good showing on the mound.

Cal Barna (2021 RHP, Piedmont, CA) Showed excellent tempo and mound presence working his fastball up to 89 mph. Worked it to both sides of the plate. Also showcased a nice breaking ball with good feel 11-5 shape. Solid performance not allowing a run and finishing strong with 3 consecutive strikeouts to end the outing.

Max Beck Berendsen (2021 OF, Marietta, GA) 1 for 3 with a nice hit in his last at bat. Also had a stolen base and showed good speed on the base paths.

Fisher Jameson (2021 RHP, Lake Worth, FL) Pitched 3 innings only allowing 1 hit and 0 walks and 0 earned runs. long and slender frame with some present strength in lower half. Shows good feel for 12-6 CB with big depth. Worked his fastball up to 89 mph.

Caleb Freeman (2021 RHP, Greer, SC) Fastball up to 88. Really setting in and started pounding the zone, Threw 3 innings and did not give up a run. Striking out 5 and only giving up one hit. Very solid performance on the mound also flashed a solid out pitch.

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