Logan Hughes (2023, Deland, Fla.) showed off the explosive bat speed, picking up a triple. Showed off the ability to match planes and drive the ball quite well. Stetson commit. Picked up another barreled-up single in a later at-bat, continuing to show off his impressive hit tools.

Danny Witters (2023, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. ) jumped on a fastball and was able to get the barrel through the zone with some quickness. He drove it to the opposite field and hustled out of the box to pick up a double. Stetson commit.

Christopher Morales (2023, Guayanilla, P.R.) punched out 5 hitters over 3 innings allowing just 2 hits. He was up to 88 mph on the fastball with a slider up to 81 mph and a curveball in the upper-70s. He also had a changeup that he used to keep hitters guessing. Bethune-Cookman commit.

Jase Phillips (2023, Ooltewah, Tenn.) was up to 87 mph on the fastball, with two more offerings that helped define his pitch mix. He had a mid-80s slider with some bite to it that he was able to use to keep the opposition guessing. Whippy arm action with projectability. He finished the day with six punchouts over 2 2/3 innings of work.

Issant Martinez (2023, Yabucoa, P.R.)  picked up a line drive single to left field to keep adding to his day. In his next at-bat, he was able to drop one into right field for another single.

Austin Fisher (2023, Rochester Hills, Mich.) was up to 88 mph with a ton of life on the fastball. Fisher also showed a slider with late tilt to it that was trouble for the opposition. He struck out the side during his appearance. Projectable arm to watch moving forward. Punched out 5 hitters today over 2 1/3 innings.

Zachary Lyles (2023, Fairmount, Ga.) up to 84 mph on the fastball working 82-84 mph. Featured an uptempo delivery with an athletic presence on the mound. Showed a breaker but was efficient with the fastball. Added a double during one of his at-bats. Western Kentucky commit.

Hector Hernandez Leon (2023, Port Saint Lucie, Fla.) was impressive. Lots of athleticism. Beat out a couple of infield singles and was quick around the bases Added a couple of hits as well.

Hayes Harrison (2023, Oxford, Ala.) was impressive on the mound, working up to 82 mph on the fastball and mixing his pitches well. The fastball had some arm side run to it and helped him get the job done. The changeup is 70-72 mph, killing spin on the pitch. His breaking ball was softer with a 1-to-7 break and was still able to fool the opposition. Northwest-Shoals CC commit.

Alex Valentin (2023, Hollywood, Fla.) came out and worked in the upper-80s, getting up to 92 mph on the fastball. The fastball had sink and he paired that with a good slider that had depth and froze hitters. He also debuted a changeup later in the outing and settled in very nicely. University of Miami commit.

Sam Robertson (2023, Anniston, Ala.) had a good day at the plate. He added two base hits after jumping on a fastball and lacing it into left field. Dropped it in for a single. Robertson also drove one up the middle for a base knock. Two solid hits from the right-handed bat. In his third at-bat, Robertson hustled out an infield single, barreling one up deep into the 6-hole. He continues to find ways to get on base. Auburn commit.

Peyton Watts (2023, Oxford, Ala.)  gets it done once again. He jumps on a fastball with two strikes and drives it up the middle for a base hit. Lined his first single into right field. In his third at-bat, Watts jumped on a first-pitch fastball as he clobbered one into right field, seeing it down as it rolled to the wall. Hustled out a triple on that swing. He’s 5-for-5 at the plate during the showcase. Also jumped on the mound and worked 85-85 mph on the fastball. Mixed in a changeup in the upper-70s as well. He managed 2 solid innings of work on the mound. Allowed just 1 hit while punching out 2 opposing hitters. Troy commit.

Hayes Harrison (2023, Oxford, Ala.) got things rolling when he was able to turn on a pitch and drive it into right field. Picked up a base knock, getting the hands through the zone, meeting it out front for a line drive single to the pull-side. Added another base hit during his second at-bat, lining one into left field for a base hit. Northwest-Shoals CC commit.

James Fordham (2023, Chester, Ga.) was electric to start on the mound. His fastball worked 86-88 mph. It played up in the zone and was good when paired with a low-70s breaking ball. He was able to create some depth when he got over top of it.  Had 5 punchouts over 2 2/3 innings of work. Georgia Southwestern State commit.

Peyton Watts (2023, Oxford, Ala.) was able to add a base hit to his credit as he jumped on a first-pitch fastball and was able to see it down pull-side for a single. Good job barreling one up and driving it. Picked up another hit during his second at-bat. Drove one hard into centerfield, burning the outfielder and hustling out a double on the play. 

Justin Pierre (2023, Valley Cottage, N.Y.) got his hands through the zone and crushed one into the right-center gap. Showed off the strength at impact as he saw this one down, rolling to the warning track. He hustled out a triple on this one. In his next at-bat, Pierre jumped on a fastball, lining it back up the middle into centerfield. Added a base hit to his line on that swing. He did not stop there. Pierre finished 3-for-3 after lining one into right field for another base hit.

Michael Geissler (2023, Peabody, Mass.) came out and filled up the zone. He worked up to 86 mph on the fastball and showed a breaking ball to pair. Debuted a changeup later in the start. Was able to sequence well with the fastball and find success in doing so. He punched out 8 hitters over 4 innings of work. Continued to mix pitches effectively and dominate the opposition.