Dylan Crews (2020 OF, Longwood, FL) is only a 2020 but he showed off his solid barrel skills, working all parts of the field. His hands are plenty quick and shows leverage while still projecting well moving forward with additional physical strength.

We’ve seen Judson Fabian (2019 OF, Ocala, FL) impact the baseball consistently in live action and the Florida commit showed well again this morning. He showed natural leverage to his swing path with an easy stroke and put one over the Monster while staying short to the ball.

A young Mississippi State commit, Calin (Cal) Smith (2019 OF, Peachtree City, GA) showed off a smooth and balanced stroke from the left side and exhibiting plenty of natural feel for the barrel. He projects well physically and shows loose hands and a quick stroke through the zone.

Roberto Moya (2020 C, Miami, FL) showed off his bat speed and strength combination, powering some balls to his pull side while staying short to the ball with natural loft.

Dylan Simmons (2019 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) might be listed as a primary pitcher but the Florida State commit truly impressed with the bat. Strongly built, Simmons showed plenty of feel for the barrel and was able to pull the ball consistently to his pull side with backspin off the barrel.

At 6-foot-2, 195-pounds William Sullivan (2019 1B, Orlando, FL) possesses plenty of physical projection but still impressed with his lefthanded swing. He showed nice balance to his swing and consistently hit the ball out front while back spinning balls to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Connor Walsh (2019 SS, Niceville, FL) is a young Ole Miss commit and impressed with his overall athleticism as well as righthanded bat speed. His hands are plenty loose and he did a nice job of staying short to the ball while creating consistent line drive contact.

Isaac Nunez (2019 SS, Altamonte Springs, FL), a Florida commit, took a loud and consistent round of batting practice with easy natural loft to his pull side. He did a nice job of repeating his swing with easy hands and plenty of balance throughout.

Ryan Keenan (2019 OF, Lighthouse Point, FL) shows plenty of looseness to his swing as well as a natural feel for the barrel from the lefthanded batter’s box. The Vanderbilt commit stays balanced throughout his swing, connecting for hard line drive contact to all fields and projects well with additional physical strength.

Dylan Goldstein (2019 C, Southwest Ranches, FL) did a nice job of getting on line with his swing, generating nice momentum moving into his swing. He generates nice leverage to his swing plane with hand speed while creating back spin to the middle of the field.

Benjamin Rozenblum (2019 C, Coral Springs, FL) projects very well physically and already handles the barrel well while flashing strength off the barrel. Currently uncommitted, Rozenblum showed off quick hands and natural leverage off the barrel.

Coming down from Canada, Jaden Brown (2019 SS, Mississauga, ON) put his quick hands and loose righthanded stroke on display. Brown is currently uncommitted but put both a hit tool and power stroke on display, consistently impacting the ball off the Green Monster replica.

Jordan Carrion (2020 SS, Miami, FL) continued to impress after showing well in his infield session. He did a nice job of handling the barrel and was able to create consistent line drive contact to all fields with both quickness and fluidity to his hands.

Mykanthony Valdez (2019 3B, Davie, FL), already committed to Miami, showed lots of fluidity and looseness to his hands which helped to produce some of the easier pull side power on display at JetBlue this morning.

Jake Holland (2019 C, Miramar, FL) took an impressive round of batting practice, showing both his hit and power tools throughout his round. When he turned on the ball he was able to unlock big bat speed and strength while showing quality leverage at the point of contact.

Jonathan French (2019 C, Lilburn, GA) took care of business early in the game, hitting a two-out RBI double down the right field line. The 2019 Clemson commit showed a solid approach, staying back on a back door breaking ball to drill it to the opposite field. 

2019 Oklahoma commit, Armani Sanchez (2019 SS, Houston, TX), continued to showcase his impressive speed, building upon his 6.76 60-yard with an easy stolen base to third. His up the middle approach compliments his strengths, getting a hard single up the middle and utilizing his feet to round the stations and ultimately score. 

Rising sophomore out of Georgia and Alabama commit, Corey Collins (2020 C, Suwanee, GA) showed impressive bat speed and quick wrists, lining a fastball in on his hands up the middle for a hard single and RBI. 

Logan Tanner (2019 C, Lucedale, MS) made quick work in his one inning contest, pounding the zone with a fastball showing arm-side run that touched 90, and mixing in a curveball with decent spin rate. Tanner finished the inning tallying a strikeout and garnering two weak groundballs. 

Ronald Evans II (2019 2B, Raleigh, NC) is a 6’2 2019 grad listed as a 2B from Raleigh, NC, logging in at a solid 202 lbs. with a strong lower half and quick wrists. He showed his strength barreling a good pitcher’s fastball in on the hands solidly the other way for a single.  

Riley Greene (2019 OF, Oviedo, FL) continued to show loose hands throughout the weekend, crushing a loud single down the 3B line late in the game.

After running a 6.33 60-yard, Jerrion Ealy (2019 OF, Carthage, MS) continued to show off his speed with a 4.13 down the line to beat out an infield single before lining another single up the middle. He’s a premier athlete and also a highly-decorated football recruit

Hayden Dunhurst (2019 C, Carriere, MS) started things off in a big way with a loud double into the opposite field. He did a nice job of getting his arms extended and drove the ball for a hard and loud piece.

Brandon Smith (2019 3B, Canton, GA) will catch your attention with is physical build and though he’s listed as a primary hitter, he impressed on the mound too. Early in his outing he ran his fastball up to 88 mph with solid sinking life to the bottom of the zone while changing arm slots.

Albert Hernandez (2020 RHP, Davie, FL) showed his strength and put a solid piece off the Green Monster for a two-bagger. Already committed to Miami, Hernandez showed a sound swing path with natural leverage.

Cade Horton (2020 SS, Norman, OK) made quick work of his two innings, pounding the zone with his fastball that topped out at 87 mph. Though a primary shortstop, Horton projects well on the bump with a quick and projectable arm as well as a solid slider up to 78 mph.

Cayden Wallace (2020 3B, Greenbrier, AR) continued to impress this weekend and most recently did so on the mound. A true two-way prospect, Wallace was up to 88 mph with his fastball and attacked the zone showing a long and loose arm stroke through the back. He also singled to his pull side.

Mac Horvath (2020 SS, Rochester, MN) showed off his two-way abilities, jumping on the mound and produced a fastball up to 89 mph while showing a clean arm. And though it was ultimately a long foul ball, Horvath showed his hand speed at the plate turning on a ball for a loud piece.

What was most impressive about Josiah Miller's (2019 SS, Tallahassee, FL) round of batting practice was his ability to do it from both sides of the plate. Already committed to Florida State, Miller showed serious bat speed and power, leveraging balls to all parts of the field.

Jonathan French (2019 C, Lilburn, GA), who recently committed to Clemson, impressed with the quickness and overall bat speed he was able to generate in his righthanded swing. He did a nice job of back spinning balls to the pull side and showed solid strength off the barrel.

Cayden Wallace (2020 3B, Greenbrier, AR) is currently uncommitted but impressed with the bat during batting practice. Physically built, Wallace worked the middle and pull side parts of the field and generated hard and loud contact off the barrel.

Johnny Castagnozzi (2020 SS, Massapequa Park, NY) found consistent barrel throughout his round and he impressed with his righthanded swing. He showed a simple and repeatable stroke as well as a direct path with solid line drive contact coming off.

Josh Shuler (2020 OF, Suwanee, GA) certainly looks the part in the lefthanded batter’s box and he showed the skill to back it up. Currently uncommitted, Shuler showed a short and quick swing with plenty of twitch and bat speed, impacting the ball to his pull side with ease.

Garrett Schultz (2019 OF, Nashville, TN) regularly found the barrel throughout his round on the day as well. Currently uncommitted, the Tennessee native showed nice looseness to his swing with steady line drive contact and occasional back spin coming off.

Joshua Allen (2020 OF, Oviedo, FL) put a nice and fluid lefthanded swing on display during his round and projects well with additional physical strength. He put the barrel skills on display with a linear plane and showed the ability to repeat his swing well.

Hayden Dunhurst (2019 C, Carriere, MS) is a physically built Ole Miss commit and he showed well on both sides of the ball today. Strongly built, the lefthanded hitting Duhurst displayed plenty of barrel whip and was able to generate the ball with quality bat speed and lift in his swing.

A highly decorated football player, Jerrion Ealy (2019 OF, Carthage, MS) has shown plenty of skill on the diamond today as well. Full of fast-twitch muscle Ealy is able to generate quality bat speed and drove the ball repeatedly with a sound line drive stroke.

Already committed to Arkansas, Travis Odom (2019 SS, Murfreesboro, TN) did a nice job of staying short to the baseball while impacting the baseball. He leveraged one over the Green Monster during his round with nice carry of the barrel and sound bat speed through the zone.

Yanluis Ortiz (2020 3B, Grapevine, TX), an early Miami commit, is one of the strongest players in attendance. That strength translates well into the batter’s box with loud bat speed as he put one of the longest balls hit on the day well over the Green Monster with big leverage.

Uncommitted from the state of Kentucky, Tyler Wood (2019 C, Radcliff, KY) found a lot of barrel and created consistent hard contact during his round of batting practice. He left the yard entirely on one swing and did a nice job of getting the barrel through the zone regularly.

Riley Greene (2019 OF, Oviedo, FL) has already committed to the University of Florida and shows quality skills with the lefthanded stick. Long and projectable at 6-foot-2, 180-pounds, Greene showed off an easy stroke that was able to generate big carry and natural leverage off the barrel to all parts of the field, even with regular contact.

Green vs. Gold

Green

#12 Cody Benton – Very smooth delivery and mechanics, throwing action looks effortless.   Sitting mid to upper 80s (84-88) in the first inning, topping out at 88.  He had a quick tempo in his delivery.

#4 Jerrion Ealy – Made hard contact on the ground to opposite side for a base hit, and showed great speed on the bases with an easy steal. Also displayed a level bat plane and aggressive mindset

#21 Cayden Wallace – Quick bat speed on an inside fastball, resulting in a hard hit single through the left side in his first at bat.  Also hammered a ball to SS in his second at bat, unfortunately Freeland was there to make a nice play on it.  Displayed his plus arm strength as well on a groundball at third base

#23 Albert Hernandez – Made solid contact up the middle with two strikes off of a good curveball, stole second base pretty easily and stole third later in the inning. 

#7 Mac Horvath – Hammered a fastball off of the green monster for a double, showed a very quick bat and hands, and a balanced and compact swing.  Also some wheels on the bases and an overall good athlete.  Added a line drive single to left to cement his great game. 

#11 Cade Sitka - Working consistently at 86-88 mph.   Has a tight breaking slider, more of a 10 to 4 shape when its good.    Not afraid to throw the fastball for curveball or strikes, looking to get ahead of the hitters.

#9 Alex Munroe – 88 mph from the left side, throwing a lot of strikes with the fastball

#6 Kameron Guidry – showed some of the cleaner infield actions throughout the game, with athletic feet and good hands. 

Gold

#12 Matthew Allan - Up to 93 mph from the right side with a very clean arm action.  Pounding the zone with strikes, and fastball showed some arm side run.    Curveball was sharp with 12 to 6 break and good depth.

#15 Pierce Gallo– Hard opposite field line drive first at bat on  a high fastball, scored from second base on a ground ball that was kept in the infield.  Also stole second base previously in the inning.

#4 Johnny Castagnozzi – Good instincts in the field and reliable hands, athletic movements overall.  Hard hit ball to left side on a hanging curveball in first at bat

#22 Bobby Spencer – very strong arm from 3^rd base across the infield.

#30 Will Childers – big curveball, not late break but consistent break.  83-86 mph with the fastball

#19 Cain Tatum – Very tall and thin with a lot of room to grow, works downhill well towards the plate, getting on top of the hitter with his 86-88 mph fastball

#1 Alex Freeland – Showed exceptional ability in the field, always seeming to be in the right place at the right time.  On top of that, the ability with his footwork and hands are unmatched at this event.

#2 Micahel Allegri – Up to 87 mph with a balanced and compact delivery to the plate, and showed the ability to throw all of his pitches for strikes.