Devin Diaz (2026 C, Yorktown, NY) continued to stay hot, collecting a triple, two loud doubles and a single on the day. The athletic primary catcher displays a simple setup at the plate with looseness to his hands and good bat-to-ball skills. He uses a short, direct swing path to impact the baseball with authority to the middle and pullside. He drove in two runs for his Columbia Blue squad in this one. 

Keith Mann (2026 RHP, Berkeley Heights, NJ) continued to show an impressive hit tool in this one, as he tripled and singled twice in game action this morning. The talented two-way prospect has tons of present bat speed and good feel for the barrel at the plate. Drove in four runs along the way. 

Alexander Henriquez-Collado (2027 SS, Landisville, PA) stayed hot in this one, collecting four hits on the day including an inside-the-park homerun. The talented 2027 grad has an innate ability to deliver the barrel on-time and with authority quite often, while flashing some power potential and carry to both gaps. 

Zach Bond (2026 RHP, Mount Kisco, NY) had himself a day at the plate in this one, collecting three hits and an RBI. The compactly built RHP/OF stays short to the baseball and uses his lower half well into launch. 

Brian McIntyre (2026 OF, Chesapeake, VA) is another impressive young 2026 grad, as he continued to swing a hot bat in this one. The immensely projectable Virginia native has a long, loose swing with quick hands. He incorporates his long levers to create a ton of leverage out in front. 

Daniel Pardini (2026 LHP, Eatontown, NJ) swung it well in this one, launching a double and two singles during his at-bats. The smooth left-handed hitting LHP/1B has a loose, lofted stroke with good barrel skills and quickness to his hands. 

Vince Cannizzaro (2025 3B, Yorktown Heights, NY) showed consistent bat-to-ball skills in this one, as he collected three hits in game action this morning. The strong, compactly built third baseman uses a simple, repeatable stroke and quick, short swing plane to impact the baseball to all fields. 

Matthew Ferrara (2025 SS, Toms River, NJ) had a good day at the plate in this one, as he doubled and lined an RBI single during his plate appearances. The long levered 2025 grad stays loose at the plate, while exhibiting good barrel skills and some present bat speed. 

Devin Diaz (2026 C, Yorktown, NY) was a standout in BP Tuesday, swinging consistently with intent from an even traditional stance. Diaz had good feel for the bat and displayed good weight shift with flashes of pull side juice. He rotated the lower half effectively and got the barrel out in front.

Mj Ellazar (2026 C, Hilo, HI) worked from a slightly open stance with a high leg kick that served both as a timing mechanism and a power creator. Ellazar flashed pull side line drive potential and constantly swung a level bat path through the zone. 

Keith Mann (2026 RHP, Berkeley Heights, NJ) created solid lift on the ball in his round, showing signs of early power from a slightly open wide stance. He displayed quick strong hands inside the baseball and had natural athleticism in the box. 

Hudson Schmidt (2026 C, Cos Cob, CT) started out of a narrow compact stance, flashing the ability to create solid opposite field backspin and carry on the baseball. He used high quiet hands to get the barrel directly to the zone with good feel for the bat.

Ryan Williams (2025 1B, Absecon, NJ) displayed consistent middle pull side contact with flashes of power potential. He also started from a narrower stance with the ability to get the barrel out in front and get around on the inside pitch. 

Keith Mann (2026 RHP, Berkeley Heights, NJ) came in for a relief appearance Tuesday, striking out 5 through 2.2 innings of work while getting his FB up to 79 mph. The live 2026 arm worked from an over the top slot and had lots of arm side run into the hands of righties. Raw talented potential for Mann.

Alexander Henriquez-Collado (2027 SS, Landisville, PA) showed off his ability to chuck, running the gun up to 76 mph.  The projectable righty worked downhill well and attacked hitters aggressively, striking out 3 and giving up no walks in his two innings.

Ryan Williams (2025 1B, Absecon, NJ) put his skills on display at the dish, racking up 2 knocks  including a hard double to LF. The right handed hitter consistently punished inside pitches and showcased quick compact hands to the baseball. 

Joshua Nachmann (2025 C, Garrison, NY) was also hot at the plate Tuesday, going a perfect 3-3 with a double on the stat sheet. Nachmann put together aggressive ABs and had the ability to use all parts of the field. Name to keep an eye on.