Zion Theophilus (2025 RHP, Cincinnati, OH) came out pumping the strike zone, showing outstanding arm speed as he ran his fastball up to 91 mph, challenging hitters throughout. He's long been known for his ability to spin the baseball and today was no different, showing a pair of sliders, both of which were able to elicit empty swings.

Gavin Stedman (2025 RHP, Auburndale, FL) was sharp over his two frames of work, running his fastball up to 90 mph and maintained upper-80s over both frames. His feel for both a curveball and slider were clear as he spun both with conviction and left hitters off balance at the plate. 

Julian Braga (2025 C, Port Orange, FL) turned around an 89 mph fastball in his first trip to the plate, lining it hard to the pull side gap registering 90 mph off of the barrel to plate the first run of the game. 

Jackson Roper (2025 SS, Orange Park, FL) continued to swing a hot stick as he spun around a pitch down the third base line for an easy double before showing off his speed in swiping third base shortly thereafter. 

Luke Beeler (2025 C, Jenks, OK) is a physical right-handed stick with some thump in his stick as we've seen over the weekend, this time sending a double down the pull side line which registered 86 mph off the bat. He also showed off his prowess behind the plate with a strike down to second base to get a would-be theft by a step or two. 

Ty Kennedy (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) put together a nice day at the yard as he singled hard back up the middle on the first pitch of the at-bat before showing off his defensive actions at second base, ranging far to his left picking the ball prior to an off balance, 360 turn which he completed with a strike to first base. He finished with a 2-hit day. 

Keegan Deihl (2025 RHP, Mars, PA) is an uncommitted 6-foot-2 right-hander out of Pennsylvania who did well throughout his two frames, working comfortably in the mid-80s (top 87 mph) from a higher three-quarters release. He showed a downer curveball as well which he was able to bury for strikes in the upper-70s while also flashing a changeup. 

Lucas Henn (2025 RHP, Cranberry Twp, PA) is a physical right-hander at 6-foot-3, 220 pounds who was able to induce ground ball contact while topping out at 89 mph. He turned over a changeup well, upwards of 81 mph, which he sold with conviction and was able generate late, darting life.

Bryden Bull (2025 OF, Las Vegas, NV) continued to find barrels after a loud first day, spinning around another barreled knock into right field in his second trip of the game. 

Brody Juntunen (2025 RHP, Orlando, FL) didn't throw anything straight and as a result was able to mow down the opposition. His fastball worked into the mid-80s with consistent cut action while mixing in a diving changeup with comfort and consistency, picking up plenty of off balance swing. 

Bryden Bull (2025 OF, Las Vegas, NV) opened the scoring with a loud double that burned the CF. He creates big leverage out front and uses it well to go along with some monstrous bat speed. The ball really exploded off the bat (97 EV). 

Eddie Zaun (2025 SS, Bradenton, FL) got the barrel out front and hit the ball hard to the pull-side to drive in a run in the 1st. He strung together a great round of BP yesterday and continues to swing it well in game here. It's a super simple and repeatable bat path. 

Blake Ilitch (2025 RHP, Detroit, MI) was extremely loud in the first inning of work. The fastball sat 92-93 mph with tons of life out of the hand. Landing two distinct breaking balls and working with a quick tempo. 

Masa Chilcutt (2025 C, San Antonio, TX) has looked good at the plate the entire weekend and hit a double into center field in the early going of this one. Tons of tools across the board and can play multiple positions. He shows what he can do with the bat here. 

Aidan West (2025 SS, Ellicott City, MD) smoked a ball back up the middle for a single in the early going. He got a fastball over the middle of the plate and hit it right back where it came from. It's a super simple left-handed cut with obvious bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Westin Boyle (2025 SS, Overland Park, KS) absolutely smoked a ball to dead center for a loud fly out to end the inning. He has a lot of strength off the barrel and it showed with the exit velocity (95 EV). There's still a lot of strength to project on as well. 

Kai Nagashima (2025 SS, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA) hit a single through the left side in the middle innings. He's put together a really impressive weekend and continues to show good things at the plate. He also has good actions on the dirt. 

Kyle Hopper (2025 RHP, Orlando, FL) looked really good on the mound in his outing and has a lot to project on in the future. The fastball worked into the mid-80s and he showed the ability to land the breaking ball. He worked with a quick tempo and was really impressive. 

Matthew Delaney (2025 RHP, Albuquerque, NM) showed a lot to like in the outing. The fastball worked into the mid-80s and he could land the curveball in the low-70s. It's a clean arm action and some more to project on. 

Omar Serna (2025 C, Pearland, TX) hit a single up the middle in the middle innings. It's some of the biggest bat speed in the class, he always performs, and is coming off an incredible batting practice yesterday. Also a cannon from behind the plate, he's continuing to show huge tools. 

Sebastian Norman (2025 3B, Springfield, MO) put a good swing on a pitch on the outside corner and hit it through the vacant hole at second base. He's a super physical right-handed bat with bat speed that really stands out. He also swiped second the next pitch. 

Evan Damario (2025 C, Lees Summit, MO) got a fastball over the heart of the plate and absolutely unloaded on it for a home run to left field. He has a short path to the ball and works into the legs very well, driving pitches to both gaps and with obvious strength off the barrel. 

Kai Nee (2025 LHP, Westport, CT) showed a lot of intriguing stuff throughout his two innings of work. The fastball got into the upper-80s and has really good feel for a curveball with tons of depth. He's a high level left-handed arm. 

Jordan Marlo (2025 3B, Cross City,, FL) got a fastball over the middle of the plate and hit a loud single back up the middle. It's a smooth left-handed swing that has continued to see that ball well this event. 

Matthew Major (2025 SS, Troy, OH) absolutely peppered a ball into the right center gap for a double. The bat speed really stands out and he just finds the barrel at a high clip. He's a physical right-handed bat that has obvious juice to both fields. 

Kayson Cunningham (2025 SS, San Antonio, TX) got the first inning started quick as he smoked a single into left field. He put together one of the loudest rounds of batting practice yesterday and continue to show why he's one of the top hitters in the country. 

Mason Greenhouse (2025 OF, Riverside, CA) got a fastball over the middle of the plate and hit a single back up the middle. He follows up one of the loudest days in recent memory where he threw 99 mph from the outfield and had an impressive round of batting practice with a hit here. He also threw out a runner from the outfield, showing off the big arm. 

Nico Soul (2025 OF, Marvin, NC) got a pitch over the plate and did some damage, hitting a double into the right center gap. It's a smooth and well connected left-handed swing that has done damage throughout the event, both in BP and in game. 

Cooper Moss (2025 RHP, Panama City Beach, FL) has shown some good stuff here through his two innings of work. The fastball sat in the upper-80s with really good feel to turn over a quality changeup in the upper-70s. 

Stephen Chucka (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) showed off the power to all fields, hitting a double off the middle of the wall in the early going. The ball really jumps off the bat and he's continuing to string together a good event. 

Brandon Reiter (2025 LHP, Melbourne, FL) punched out the first four that he faced in the outing. He got the fastball up to 88 mph with good feel to turn over a really good changeup and land a breaking ball. It's a really loose arm and super efficient mechanics. 

Micah Matthews (2025 OF, Bridgewater, VA) worked a long at-bat in his first AB and then came up and hit a shot through the left side (93 EV) for a single. He's one of the top bats in the country and showcases why here, showing big bat speed and strength off the barrel. 

Jalen Foxx (2025 OF, Sanford, FL) hit a single through the left side that exploded off the bat. He has loud bat speed and has put together a good event. He stays short to the ball with quick hands and can really turn it over. 

Lamar Edwards (2025 OF, Lake Helen, FL) continues his loud performance here with a triple into left-center field. He took one of the loudest rounds of batting practice yesterday and continues to just torch baseballs into both gaps, showing big juice out of the LH swing. 

Jackson Roper (2025 SS, Orange Park, FL) has been extremely loud in all phases this event and continues it here with a laser to right field. He shortened up and did a good job of just putting the barrel on the ball. 

Ryker Benz (2025 3B, St Louis, MO) put the barrel on one and drove it through the right side for a single in the later innings. He's an impactful right handed bat with good bat speed and whip. 

Colton Sims (2025 3B, Leawood, KS) hit an absolute laser through the left side, just out of the reach of the diving shortstop for a single. He's got massive power projection and is already hitting the ball with impressive exit velocities. This is an impressive young bat. 

Joey Duprey (2025 RHP, Cocoa, FL) showed a ton to like out of a young RHP. The fastball had obvious carry up in the zone, getting up to 90 mph. He mixed in both a curveball and a changeup that project well. He's still got some projection left to the frame as well. 

Connor Hamilton (2025 RHP, Thompsons Station, TN) looked really good in the first inning of work. The fastball sat in the upper-80s, mixing in a changeup against left-handed hitters and a curveball against right-handed. He's a big body right-handed pitcher with good athleticism shown down the slope. 

Wade Hartrick (2025 C, Boulder, CO) opened the scoring in the bottom of the first with a single into the right center gap. The swing is short and compact, showing a willingness to use the entire park. 

Everett Johnson (2025 OF, Youngsville, NC) has always been one of the best left-handed bats in the country and continue to show a ton to like in the early going. He smoked a double into the right center gap for a stand up double. He's an on base machine and just continue to hit in every look. 

Caleb Barnett (2025 3B, Mountain Brook, AL) just continues to have a massive week here in game two. He had a barrel in the early going after showing some impressive stuff on the mound in yesterday on the mound. He also followed that up with a monster home run to the pull-side later on in the game. 

Alex Barr (2025 LHP, Demotte, IN) settled into the outing well after losing the zone a bit in the first. The fastball had good ride out of the hand and worked into the mid-80s. He got more comfortable spinning the baseball as well throughout the outing. 

Cameron Soroko (2025 OF, Saugus, MA) had a hard hit single in the early going of game 2. He found another barrel after a good performance yesterday, showing tons of feel in the box and good tools across the board. 

Brooks Burdine (2025 OF, Aledo, TX) absolutely smoked a single back up the middle in the early going. He has good pop and the ball really jumps off the barrel. Solid overall weekend at the plate here. 

Cristian De Los Santos (2025 OF, Miami, FL) continues to show some pretty loud stuff here in his second game. The Miami commit just missed hitting a bomb with a loud triple off the left field wall and also had a single in the later innings. He has tons of strength and bat speed and has just found the barrel the entire weekend. 

Alejandro Abreut (2025 OF, Miami, FL) hit a triple down the left field line just out of reach of the diving left fielder and also had a hard hit out in the last inning. It's a smooth left-handed swing with big power projection and he's already had a good event. 

Cal Johnson (2025 SS, Tampa, FL) showed a good approach on a single through the right side in the middle innings, driving in a run. It's a short and compact swing with good bat speed. 

Korbin Reynolds (2025 C, Clarksville, TN) hit a triple over the right fielders head in the middle innings. It's a smooth left-handed swing and he creates a lot of leverage out front. Has been a solid weekend. 

Ethin Bingaman (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) continues to see the ball well here in game two after showing a lot to like on the mound. There's some serious two way intrigue here and he's shown a little bit of everything over the past few days. 

Jake Collier (2025 LHP, Pacific, MO) pulled the hand inside nicely and got the barrel to an inside fastball, hitting it through the right side to drive in a run. Had a good round of batting practice and continues to swing it well here. 

Richie Swain (2025 RHP, Wentzville, MO) showing some loud stuff in the early going. He ran the fastball up to 92 mph in the first inning with a nasty slider that he tunnels well. It's a loose, whippy arm action with plus arm speed and good feel to spin. 

Marcus Harris (2025 1B, Rosharon, TX) got a changeup over the middle of the plate and hit it high off the wall for a double. The bat speed and strength really stands out and has good pitch recognition. 

Blake Fields (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) continues to swing it well coming off an impressive round of batting practice. He got a pitch over the plate and smoked it into left field for a single in the early going. He also threw the ball well on the mound early on in his outing. He’s sitting low-80s with good feel to spin.

Austin Musso (2025 RHP, Mascoutah, IL) worked a super quick inning in his first inning on the mound, throwing five pitches. Fastball sat in the mid-80s, flashing a good breaking ball as well. He's a strike thrower with good projection. 

Michael Olender (2025 OF, Flemington, NJ) found a loud barrel to center field that unfortunately was hit directly to the center fielder. He's had a good showing in the event and continues to find barrels here in game. 

Will Twomey (2025 3B, Washington, DC) hit a single up the middle in the middle innings of the game. He is a tall, lean player with tons of power projection and has obvious feel for the barrel. 

RJ Holmes (2025 SS, Menifee, CA) had a single in the later innings of the game that he hit through the left side. He stayed on an outside pitch and did a nice job of getting the barrel to it. 

Dillon Adkins (2025 OF, Leonardtown, MD) got the barrel to a pitch on the inside corner and hit a single down the right field line. He has good adjustability to the hands and has shown some really intriguing things at the plate throughout the event. 

Owen Gregg (2025 SS, Oakville, ON) hit a double hard to the pull-side in the later innings of the game. He's had a good showing and continues to hit the ball well here in game action. 

Ty Kennedy (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) was on the barrel throughout the round of batting practice. He got it extended early and often, showing a ton of bat speed and hit the ball hard to the middle of the field consistently. 

Stephen Chucka (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) had an impressive round early on in the group. The left-handed hitter showed easy bat speed and the natural ability to lift the baseball. He's still lean and putting up some impressive exit velocities which will continue to grow as he adds strength. 

Jalen Foxx (2025 OF, Sanford, FL) hit the ball hard to all fields throughout the day. He was on the barrel throughout the day, putting up impressive exit velocities. 

Rene Ramirez (2025 C, Doral, FL) hit some impressive shots in the round of batting practice. He has a ton of strength to the bat path and the frame, throwing up some massive numbers off the barrel. One of the more impressive rounds early on in the day. 

Luke Beeler (2025 C, Jenks, OK) put together a good round of batting practice. He's a big and strong right-handed bat that got the barrel extended throughout the round, impacting the ball to the pull-side consistently. 

John Austin Wood (2025 C, Fulton, MS) has a relaxed setup with simple and repeatable swing mechanics. There's a lot of power projection here and he is already showing some big exit velocities. 

Nico Soul (2025 OF, Marvin, NC) showing some rhythm to the left-handed swing. He was hitting the ball hard to the pull-side throughout the round and has the natural ability to lift the ball. 

Lamar Edwards (2025 OF, Lake Helen, FL) got the round started quick with a bomb over the scoreboard in right-center. He has a ton of leverage and was showing some massive power to the pull-side. One of the best rounds of the group. 

Jordan Jacob (2025 3B, Maple, ON) started to get into a good rhythm later on in the round, hitting multiple balls off the wall and one out. He got the barrel out and showed some massive pull-side power. 

Max Murray (2025 1B, Winter Springs, FL) showed a lot to like in his round. He creates some leverage out front with the amount of length in the frame and hammered the ball to the pull-side. 

Julian Braga (2025 C, Port Orange, FL) is another left-handed hitter that put together a good round. He put up some big exit velocities and hit the ball into right field consistently. 

Kayson Cunningham (2025 SS, San Antonio, TX) has big bat speed and whip through the zone and showing that he can lift the ball to all fields. It's one of the best hit tools in the country and he was shooting the ball all over the field with big exit velocities. 

Vincent Decarlo (2025 C, Tampa, FL) put together a good round in the early going and capped it with a loud home run to the pull-side, over the big wall in left field. He stays short and compact with tight turns and really gets into the power easily. 

Jack Ruckert (2025 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) continues to show how loud the bat speed is in his round of batting practice. The left-handed swing is one of the best in the country with some big power to the pull-side. 

Taylor Belza (2025 C, Grafton, OH) has been all over the barrel throughout the round of batting practice, hitting multiple balls off the wall. This was one of the loudest batting practices of the day with monster bat speed and tons of leverage. 

Sean Gamble (2025 SS, Des Moines, IA) has one of the prettiest left-handed swings in the country and had everything going in his round. He continuously got the barrel extended and hit the ball hard to the pull side. Monster bat speed and juice. 

Mason Greenhouse (2025 OF, Riverside, CA) has had a super loud day and continued in the round of batting practice. He got into a rhythm later on in the round and hit a loud bomb to the pull-side. 

Angel Pichardo (2025 OF, Thomasville, NC) put together a good round and was all over the barrel the entire round. He has some big bat speed and a super physical build with some huge exit velocities thrown up in the round. 

Zach Strickland (2025 RHP, Arcadia, CA) showed some real intrigue from both sides, putting up some pretty big numbers from both sides. He got into a rhythm later on in the round from both sides and began to find the barrel and it was coming off hot. 

Charlie Willcox (2025 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) showed a ton to like from both sides of the plate, hitting multiple off the bat that had big carry to both gaps. The primary right-handed pitcher really showed some two way intrigue here. 

Cooper Moss (2025 RHP, Panama City Beach, FL) got the round started with a bang as he hit a bomb on the first swing of the round. He's a physical right-handed bat that showed some bat speed and pop in this round. 

RJ Groomster (2025 OF, Simpsonville, SC) got into a good rhythm as the round went on and hit the ball hard to the pull-side gap. He has obvious twitch in the hands and was on the barrel the entire round. 

Presley Courville (2025 C, Lake Charles, LA) put together a really good round where he was just all over the barrel. He hit line drives all over the field and is still lean, the pop should continue to come in a big way soon. 

Eddie Zaun (2025 SS, Bradenton, FL) had some loud barrels throughout the round of batting practice. He does a good job of creating length and has some of the biggest pull-side power of the class, putting it well on display in this round. 

Boston Kellner (2025 SS, Colorado Springs, CO) got into a good rhythm in the middle of the round and hit a ball way out of the ball park to the pull-side. He has a long and loose swing with tons of bat speed and whip. He has a lot of strength to the build and it translates to the swing well. 

Boston Kellner (2025 SS, Colorado Springs, CO) uses a bigger leg lift to engage the lower half and unloaded on some balls to the pull-side. It's a super quick bat that showed off the power throughout the round. 

Aidan West (2025 SS, Ellicott City, MD) was putting on a show in his round of batting practice. He has the natural ability to lift the ball, it's a well-connected left-handed swing with good rhythm and obvious bat speed. The jump off the barrel really stood out. 

Hagen Wright (2025 OF, Mesa, AZ) had some good swings throughout the round, none better than the one that he put into the tree tops beyond the left field wall. It's some of the biggest pop in the country. 

Carter Christenson (2025 SS, Cincinnati, OH) turned in a really good performance in batting practice. He has really good rhythm and has shown the ability to lift the ball with some jump off the barrel. 

Evan Damario (2025 C, Lees Summit, MO) put together a good round of batting practice and hit the ball hard to all fields throughout the round. He has good rhythm to the swing, some strength to the frame and the ball really explodes off the bat. 

Jaison Delamar (2025 OF, Fayetteville, AR) hit a few balls way out to the pull-side, one into the top of the trees. He is a strong player with some major bat speed and strung together one of the best rounds of the day. 

Kai Lwin (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) was all over the barrel throughout the round. He has a ton of strength in the frame and showed the ability to get the barrel extended and hit the ball hard to the pull-side. 

Billy Carlson (2025 SS, Corona, CA) found the barrel countless times in the round. He put together one of the best rounds of the day at the plate after putting up an incredible defensive workout. He's added some strength and the power has come on in a big way. 

Cade Goldstein (2025 C, Hidden Hills, CA) got into a really good rhythm later on in the round and hit the ball extremely hard into the pull-side. It's a really smooth left-handed cut with natural feel for the barrel. 

Grayson Burleson (2025 RHP, Summertown, TN) is a big primary right-handed pitcher that showcased some two way intrigue throughout his round. He was putting up some good exit velocities and got the barrel out regularly. A few balls were hit into the trees. 

Luke Cornelison (2025 SS, Tontitown, AR) has some big power and it was on display throughout the round. The bat speed really stood out and he was all over the barrel in the round. 

Seth Hernandez (2025 RHP, Chino, CA) is one of the most intriguing two way players in the country and showed why in his round, hitting multiple balls hard into the gap and one into the trees. It's some loud bat speed and he's hitting for some juice as well. 

Sebastian Norman (2025 3B, Springfield, MO) was hitting balls one a line into both gaps with some of the biggest bat speed in this group. He hit two balls over 100 mph off the bat and countless above 95 mph. It was extremely loud. 

Omar Serna (2025 C, Pearland, TX) capped off the day with one of the best rounds of the event. He hit a lot of balls that cleared the wall by 20+ feet. The bat speed/power is some of the best in the country and he showed it in that round. 

Troy Ford (2025 OF, Fayetteville, GA) got the bottom of the first started quickly with a hard hit double into the left-center gap. He put together a good round of batting practice and continues to show a lot of intrigue as a switch hitter. 

Riley Brown (2025 3B, Cottonwood Heights, UT) got the barrel to a breaking ball that was in the middle of the plate and hit a laser into left center for a triple (95 EV). He's a super physical player that continues to show a lot of interesting tools at the plate. 

Russ Martin (2025 RHP, Rose Bud, AR) has been dominant on the mound through his two innings of work. The fastball sat in the upper-80s and he hides it well in the delivery. Ripped off some nasty sliders in the upper-70s that he could back foot to lefties. 

Cristian De Los Santos (2025 OF, Miami, FL) absolutely hammered one through the left side for a single (98 EV). He's a strong, physical player that has some serious tools at the plate. The bat speed and power really stand out. He also made an incredible diving play down the RF line to save multiple bases. 

Benji Kautto (2025 C, Toronto, ON) got a pitch on the inside part of the plate and ripped it into the right field corner for a double. He has quick hands and is showing the ability to get the barrel to any part of the plate. Good instincts on the bases as well. 

Diesel Toth (2025 RHP, Highland, CA) showed a lot to like on the mound in the start. He ran the fastball up to 90 mph and showed a quick arm with good feel to spin two breaking balls. High upside arm that made a big impression. 

RJ Holmes (2025 SS, Menifee, CA) drove in a run in the middle innings with a single into left field. Has had a really good event so far and continues to show a lot of intriguing tools. There's some power projection here as well. 

Nolan Bethel (2025 RHP, Loudon, TN) showed a bunch of things to like on the mound in his outing. The fastball sat in the mid-80s with good feel to spin and turn over a changeup. He's a trike thrower that repeats the mechanics well and is athletic. There's still some strength coming onto the frame. 

Ryan Lopez (2025 OF, Comerio, PR) made one of the best plays of the event when he absolutely hosed a runner at the plate by multiple feet. He showcased the arm strength and accuracy on the throw. 

Ethin Bingaman (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) showed some big stuff out of the bullpen. The fastball sat 90-91 mph in the opening inning of the relief appearance and landed a bigger shaped curveball in the mid-70s. This is a big arm talent that still has some room to continue growing into the frame. 

Talan Holiday (2025 RHP, Pembroke Pines, FL) was really good in his first inning of work on the mound. He sat in the upper-80s with some arm-side life to the pitch and also threw a nasty slider right around 80 mph (2600+ RPM). He has easy arm speed and some big projection. 

Donovan Arroyo (2025 SS, Houston, TX) put a good swing on a pitch left over the plate and hit it hard through the left side for a single (88 EV). He stays short and compact, showing good bat speed and whip through the zone. 

RJ Machado (2025 SS, Sunrise, FL) got the first inning of the game started with a bang as he hammered a single into right field. He has natural feel for the barrel and continues to swing it well after a solid round of batting practice yesterday. 

Josh Hammond (2025 RHP, High Point, NC) opened up showing some massive stuff in the first inning. The fastball sat in the 93-94 range with huge carry out of the hand. Nasty slider that he tunnels well in mid-80s, also flashed a changeup with fade. Huge arm talent and has dominated in the early going, punching out the side in the first inning. 

Julian Carter (2025 SS, Sandy Springs, GA) went hunting early on in the count and hit a rocket back up the middle for a single to lead off the second. He's a lean player with good power projection that just has a knack for putting the barrel on the ball. 

Caleb Barnett (2025 3B, Mountain Brook, AL) showing some real intrigue on the mound in his first inning of work. He's a tall and lean right-handed pitcher that has is uber-projectable. The fastball is sitting in the mid-80s with heavy arm-side run and has feel for a curveball and a changeup. 

Sanders Dyer (2025 2B, Cumming, GA) worked a deep count and got a pitch over the middle, hitting a rocket back up the middle for a single. The hands are super quick and he has innate feel for the barrel. He's had a good showing so far early on. 

Dillon Adkins (2025 OF, Leonardtown, MD) took a few good swings throughout the at-bat and found a loud barrel, hitting a double into the left-center gap. It's a smooth and well-connected left-handed swing and he has been on the barrel a few times throughout the week. 

William Johnson (2025 OF, Watkinsville, GA) continues to swing the bat well here in game action. He put together one of the most impressive rounds of batting practice yesterday and hit a rocket through the right side for a single. 

Alex Uher (2025 RHP, Pickering, ON) showing a bunch to like on the mound in relief. Super simple stretch only delivery, repeats the mechanics well and has good arm speed. Fastball living in the 87-89 mph range, up to 90 mph, with good life. Two distinct breaking balls have been mixed as well. High level arm talent. 

Nicholas Deakin (2025 1B, Odessa, FL) got the barrel to a pitch over the plate and hit it hard back up the middle for a single. He does a good job of creating length and has some monstrous power projection. Big upside bat that's had a good showing so far. 

Reilly Six (2025 RHP, Niceville, FL) looked really good in both innings on the mound. The fastball sat in the upper-80s with good feel to spin and can land early in the count. He punched out five over his two innings of work. 

Sean McCabe (2025 RHP, Fairfax, VA) looked absolutely dominant in his outing. He struck out the side in the second inning and five of the seven batters that he faced. His curveball has consistent shape and tons of depth as well. 

Diego Jousue Cruz (2025, Carolina, PR) lifted the ball with projectable bat speed, working the pull side. The left-handed stick has a hitterish look and obvious barrel skills.

Cameron Uzzillia (2025, Tampa, FL) punished balls throughout the entirety of his round, finding consistent barrels. The North Carolina State commit possesses big power upside and already present juice.

John Phillip (JP) Abt (2025, Brandon, MS) lofted the ball, showing projectable power to pull side and the middle of the field. The Mississippi native also took a very good round in the infield to kick off a strong start for the showcase.

William Johnson (2025, Watkinsville, GA) had a very consistent round, barreling ball to right field on a frequent basis. The swing is loose and leveraged with low effort pop, going deep on the final pitch.

Dillon Adkins (2025, Leonardtown, MD) blistered baseballs to the pull side during his round. The Tennessee commit creates length and uses the ground well with advanced bat speed.

Henry Jackson (2025, Lexington, SC) ripped balls at a high rate and the ball jumps off the barrel. The South Carolina commit leveraged the barrel well and the parts work.

William Patrick (2025, Monroe, LA) peppered LCF with loud barrels throughout the round. He worked to lift the ball and stays on a steep path through the zone with very strong hands.

Josh Hammond (2025, High Point, NC) elevated the ball with authority to pull side, lifting some balls sky high. Hammond has obvious strength and is also one of the best pitchers in the class.  

Ethan Holliday (2025, Stillwater, OK) took a professional round of batting practice, going to all fields with effortless power. He squared up every baseball during the round and went deep pull side.

Jake Collier (2025, Pacific, MO) swung the bat very well, displaying nice jump off the barrel

Brooks Burdine (2025, Aledo, TX) showcased advanced hand speed and pounded balls to deep left field often. The Texas native is under control in the box with good rhythm and stays well-balanced.

Matthew Boughton (2025, Colleyville, TX) stayed on the barrel all round and the juice should continue to blossom. The Texas A&M commit used a loose swing and showed good lift pull side.

Carter Bentley (2025, Hopkinton, MA) produced consistent barrels, employing a line drive approach. The primary outfielder has a clean swing with simple components and stays on a linear path.

Caleb Barnett (2025, Mountain Brook, AL) showed big juice during his round, meeting the ball with real impact. The primary third baseman stands at a physical 6’5”/210 and fits the profile off a big corner bat.

Orlando Cruz (2025, Juncos, PR) showed the makings of really good bat speed, using a clean stroke with looseness. Cruz is uber athletic and ran a 6.41 60-yard dash.

Evan Fernandez (2025, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) hit balls very hard throughout the round. The standout physicality and hand strength posit big pop moving forward.

Remo Indomenico (2025, Chicago, IL) created length, using a loose and lofted stroke. The left-handed stick backspun it well, showing carry to the pull side gap.

Riley Brown (2025, Cottonwood Heights, UT) did a nice job of leveraging the barrel, going up and out of the park to left. The Utah native has strength in the wrists and budding power.

Evan Hankins (2025, Bristol, VA) showed some of the best juice of the day, putting a couple high off the scoreboard in left field. The Tennessee commit looks the part of a big, strong first base bat.

Troy Ford showed a simple stroke in the box from both sides of the plate, showing looseness to his hands with some well struck contact from either side. There’s a nice combination of looseness and extension, along with feel for the barrel.

Benjamin Trey Gudoy (2025, Escondido, CA) showed looseness to hands while working to all fields on a line, peppering the ball back up the middle with some authority.

Alejandro Abreut (2025, Miami, FL) put a sweet left-handed swing on swing, creating nice separation and extension in his swing, impacting the baseball to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Christian De Los Santos (2025, Miami, FL) is a physically imposing presence in the box and he put that strength on display with a couple of thunderbolts that jumped off of the barrel with impressive exit velocities.

Cash Strayer (2025, Tampa, FL) showed a loose left-handed stroke with leverage and separation in his swing, impacting the baseball to the pull side with some authority and jump coming off.

Ethin Bingaman (2025, Redlands, CA) was consistently on the barrel throughout his round of batting practice, showing consistent hard contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field with some big jump coming off.

Jake Hiromoto (2025, Mililani, HI) showed lots of quickness and fast hands in his right-handed swing, peppering baseballs to the pull side with steady hard contact and a shorter stroke through the zone.

Jadyn Nunez (2025, Miami, FL) has some real strength in his hands and he did a nice job of staying short and compact to the ball, generating impressive jump including one ball that hit off the very top of the wall in left field.

Jonathan Vazquez (2025, Miami Lakes, FL) and his left-handed swing were on display throughout his round of BP as he consistently got the barrel out front and created some hard contact to his pull side with carry and life coming off, ending with a long home run to his pull side.

Cal Johnson (2025, Tampa, FL) is an uncommitted switch-hitter who showed solid bat speed through the zone, especially so from the left side where he impacted the baseball with some real authority to his pull side.

Regan McCluskey (2025, Brentwood, TN) is a physically built backstop who knows how to use his strength in his right-handed swing, driving the ball to the middle and pull parts, creating leverage through the point of contact.

AJ Terry (2025, Randolph, NJ) ambushed a first pitch heater in the bottom of the third, sending it deep into the left centerfield gap, leaving the bat at 87 mph. The North Carolina commit is a very good all-around player with solid tools across the board. The swing is functional and the parts work.

Wells Twining (2025, Bethesda, MD) showed a ton to like on the bump, living 83-86 from a long and uber projectable 6-foot-6, 180-pounds. He paired it with a tight upper-70s slider that he had plenty of comfort spinning. The righty rounded out his three-pitch repertoire with a heavy fading changeup.

Kaden (KT) Thompson (2025, Flowery Branch, GA) shot a hard liner the other way on the first pitch of the fourth frame, settling for a double. The uncommitted left-handed stick has some real strength to the wrists and is capable of going to all field with authority. The power projects and he proved to be a good runner, recording a 6.80 60 yesterday.

Peter Visconti (2025, Gurnee, IL) showed good hitter traits. The backstop made a nice adjustment on a breaking ball, lagging the hands enough to shoot a line drive into center. The swing is hands oriented and simple with minimal wasted movement. Visconti also had a strong showing in workouts yesterday, recording a 1.91 pop time.

Landon Schaefer (2025, Fayetteville, AR) picked up a base knock in the second, grounding one sharply up the middle. The Arkansas commit possesses substantial power upside, and the bat speed stands out. He is also a talented defender and impressed during workouts in the dirt.

Demarion Abrams (2025, Fort Meade, FL) absolutely crushed a ball to left centerfield, early leaving the yard and racing around for a triple. The uncommitted right-handed stick possesses standout physicality and meets the ball with big strength out front. Abrams has significant power upside and can mash.

Mason Kinchen (2025, Spring, TX) showcased excellent pitchability during his outing, punching out three. The southpaw worked mostly 83-85 with heater, topping out at 86. The slider is a weapon, featuring short and tight bite. Kinchen repeated well and employed a smooth delivery

Austin Weiss (2025, Rockville, MD) came in on the bump and dominated from the left side. He sat in the 88-90 range on the heater, showing life while working effieciently. The arm is quick and he pitched with lots of intent, flashing a curveball at 72-73.

Luke Billings (2025 OF, Prosper, TX) followed up his loud round of BP with a booming double out to left field in his first trip to the plate, turning around on an inner half pitch for a well struck ball. After picking up another single through the 6-hole in his next at-bat, Billings jumped on the mound where he was up to 91 mph with some real arm speed through the backside.

They say hitters hit, and that’s exactly what Gustavo Melendez (2025 SS, Cayey, PR) did in his first at-bat of the event as he promptly sent a single back up the middle in a left-on-left matchup, registering at 89 mph off of the bat before swiping second base shortly thereafter.

Trevor Goldenetz (2025 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) won the extended battle in another left-on-left matchup, fouling off some tough pitches before dropping in a two out fly ball into shallow center field, hustling out of the box for two while emptying the bases.

Jett Kenady (2025 SS, Carlsbad, CA) closed out the inning for the Gray offense with a blistered line drive single into left field, knocking in a run while showing a crisp, direct swing from the right side.

Grant Wren (2025 RHP, Melbourne, AR) showed a steady tempo in his operation on the mound, staying smooth as he comes down the mound while running his fastball up to 91 mph. He stays pretty compact with his arm action through the backside, working downhill to the lower third with some cut action while mixing in his secondaries with some feel, including a late diving changeup at 78 mph.

Andrew Duncan (2025 OF, Bethesda, MD) showed off an impressive right-handed swing, turning around an 88 mph fastball on the inner half for a single into left field, registering 89 mph off of the barrel. He stayed tight with his turn and simply with his overall mechanics.

Austin Wiegandt (2025 OF, Miami, FL) made one of the defensive highlights of the day in center field with a diving play in the left-center gap to take away what looked like a knock off of the barrel.

Sawyer Deering (2025 RHP, Menasha, WI) came out pumping the strike zone with a fastball that bumped 90 mph early in, coming out of the hand cleanly with carry through the zone. He spun a quality breaker that picked up some uncomfortable swings and played well off of his heater.

Casey Carpenter (2025 3B, Bel Air, MD) got his showcase off to a hot start with a booming double to the left-center field gap, registering 95 mph off of the barrel and traveling 369 feet.

Reid Worley (2025 RHP, Canton, GA) showed a clean and athletic operation on the mound, pounding the strike zone with three distinct pitches, all of which showed big life through the zone. His fastball worked comfortably in the upper-80s with life while spinning a hard, late biting breaker while also turning over a quality changeup up to 79 mph with late diving action.

Christopher Hemmings (2025 RHP, Tampa, FL) turned around a pitch and found himself standing on second with a hustle double, coming out of the box hard following a scored line drive into the left-center field gap.

Clemson Julian (2025 1B, Keaau, HI) made a defensive highlight for the Gray club over at first base, saving what would have been an RBI single as he fully extended to his glove side to pick a hard ground ball and complete the play on his own.  

Trent Grindlinger (2025 C, Huntington Beach, CA) showed off his strength at the plate as he took a breaking ball in on his hands and shot it to the right of the second base bag, hustling for a double with an exit velocity of 93 mph. He was able to put his arm strength on display as well with a bullet down to second base, getting the runner by several steps.

Cameron Uzzillia (2025 1B, Tampa, FL) continued to show his natural feel for hitting as he sat back on a two strike breaking ball and promptly shot it back up the middle for a lead off single.

Demarion Abrams (2025 OF, Fort Meade, FL) made a spectacular play in right field during the final frame of the game, covering lots of ground thanks to a quick first step before getting fully extended in shallow right field to rob what would’ve been a base knock.

Mark Brissey (2025 RHP, Batesville, AR) got the start for the Black club and came out working in the upper-80s, peaking at 91 mph early while showing a feel for his curveball which he landed in the low-70s. He showed a changeup at 83 mph which featured late diving life and snapped a barrel on the first offering of the outing while inducing 3 ground ball outs.

Blane Metz (2025 RHP, Floyds Knobs, IN) opened up his outing with a 91 mph fastball and never let off the gas, showing a fast right arm which produced some impressive stuff. He spun a hard slider into the upper70s and turned over a quality changeup at 84 mph. peaking upwards of 86 mph. He ramped the fastball up to 93 mph in the first inning and continued to show a full three pitch mix.

Jacob Kendall (2025 OF, St. Augustine, FL) put together a quality at-bat in his first trip to the plate as he worked the at-bat, fouling off several tough pitches to work a walk, though with showcase rules he was able to stay in the box before driving a ball 94 mph off the barrel to deep center field for a fly out.

Joe Forbes (2025 C, Peoria, AZ) picked up a knock on his first at-bat of the game, getting enough barrel on an outer half pitch to pull it into shallow center field for a hard single off the bat, following up a quality round of BP.

Quinn Carson (2025 OF, Oakville, ON) did an excellent job of staying on a changeup, going down and barreling it to the right-center field gap for a line drive that split the gap, registering 94 mph off of the barrel.

Christopher Moore (2025 RHP, Signal Mnt, TN) came out next for Black and continued to throw strikes, mixing three pitches of his own. The fastball worked into the upper-80s with extension out front, living to his glove side while turning over a changeup and spinning a curveball with depth through the zone.

Preston Yaucher (2025 SS, Verona, WI) got the Gold team on the board with a hard single back up the box in his first trip to the plate, putting the ball back through the box to score his team’s first run of the game.

Ben Goodacre (2025 RHP, Ancaster, ON) put a loose and whippy right arm on display during his time on the mound, working into the upper-80s with his fastball. His curveball has a chance to be a difference maker with big 12-6 shape and tight spin into the low-70s, something he showed immediately to punch out the first batter he saw. Goodacre also ripped a couple quality sliders with big horizontal life in the upper-70s.

Jack Zeller (2025 MIF, Pleasant Prairie, WI) got things going for the Black offense with a single back up the middle to open up the bottom of the 5^th inning, staying simple with his approach and compact with his left-handed stroke.

Charlie Wortham (2025 C, St. Peters, MO) connected for the first extra-base hit of the event as he spun around a fastball and drove it down the left field line for two bases, plating a pair of runs in the process.

Dean Moss (2025 OF, Atherton, CA) kept the offense going, singling back up the middle in his second at-bat of the day to score another swing.

Joshua Holst (2025 LHP, Libertyville, IL) came out filling it up on the mound, pumping the strike zone with a fastball that comfortably lived in the mid-80s. The fastball showed nice running life through the zone as part of his three-pitch arsenal.

Emmanuel "Manny" Lantigua picked up a quality knock, digging in from the right side of the plate where he stayed on a changeup well, getting enough barrel to it for a single into shallow center field.

Ryan Mitchell (2025 SS, Germantown, TN) led things off in the bottom of the 6^th with a single the other way, staying on an outer half fastball which he put thru the six-hole for a clean single.

Connor Jones (2025 RHP, Spring, TX) threw the 5^th and 6^th innings for the Gold squad, working around the zone with a heater that worked into the mid-80s with some cutting action. He used a late breaking slider to pick up some whiffs and pitched to contact throughout.

Adam Urban (2025 RHP, Wauwatosa, WI) creates some solid backspin on his fastball which bumped up to 88 mph from a higher release point. He attacked hitters with his fastball and looked to put them away with a sharp, late biting curveball up to 76 mph.

Vaughn Coleman (2025 OF, Claremont, CA) spun around an 88 mph fastball on his hands for a well struck single thru the 6-hole, showing quickness to his hands.

Braden Rosenthal (2025 RHP, Delray Beach, FL) made an impressive play at first base, ranging back on a flare towards the brick wall along the first base side to make a basket catch over the shoulder before turning around and delivering a strike to the plate to double up the runner attempting to tag.

Cooper Flemming (2025 SS, Aliso Viejo, CA) and Gabe Graulau (2025 OF, Jupiter, FL) went back-to-back line drive singles for the Gold team late in the game, pacing the offense while showing a natural feel for the barrel.

Bennett Gary (2025, Parkland, FL) showed a fast bat, sending missiles pull side and to the middle of the field. Gary repeated well and had a real consistent round.

Jacob Kendall (2025, St. Augustine, FL) displayed big time power upside, lofting balls with ease. The swing is super loose, and the power is only going to continue to grow.

Dean Moss (2025, Atherton, CA) hits balls hard throughout the round and flashed the big pull side juice. Moss’ power comes easy, and he has lots of strength at impact.

Ryan Mitchell (2025, Germantown, TN) utilized really quick hands and lasered baseballs throughout the round. The bat speed projects big as does the frame.

Ethan Moore (2025, River Forest, IL) showcased advanced bat speed from both side of the dish during his round and possesses legit switch-hitting ability.

Landon Schaefer (2025, Fayetteville, AR) showed good rhythm to the cut with a fluid barrel through the zone, working mostly pull side and the middle of the field.

Cooper Flemming (2025, Aliso Viejo, CA) employed a loose swing that produced low effort pop. The left-handed bat has the swing and body that should be conducive to added future power.

Isaiah Ibarra (2025, West Covina, CA) flashed juice to left field, using a steep path with impact out front. The Southern California commit has strong hands, and they play.

Angel Laya (2025, San Diego, CA) showed lots to like during the round. The Oregon commit used a loose swing and an all fields approach, and the power will continue to blossom with growth.

Emmanuel “Manny Lantigua (2025, Delray Beach, FL) hit balls hard all round from both sides of the plate. The swing plays from both sides with simple components and quick hands.

Joe Forbes (2025, Peoria, AZ) found loud barrels on a consistent basis during his round. The backstop has a steep path and can lift the ball with authority.

Brock Silvers (2025, Middleton, ID) showcased real strength to the hands with a fast bat. The power was evident, and he has the ability to backspin the ball with carry.

Joey Erace (2025, Ocean City, NJ) displayed excellent feel for the barrel and employed a line drive approach. The New Jersey native possesses a short and compact stroke that is conducive to frequent barrels.

Luke Billings (2025, Prosper, TX) showed effortless and big time strength during the round. He went deep to left and mashed lots of balls the same way throughout.

AJ Terry (2025, Randolph, NC) swung the bat with lots of intent and used the pull side mostly. The North Carolina commit creates length and backspun some balls to deep left field.

Peter Visconti (2025, Gurnee, IL) barrels up balls at a frequent rate with a clean path. Simple trigger and mechanics, and repeated well, showing wrist strength.

Austin Weiss (2025, Rockville, MD) punished baseballs to pull side and the middle of the field. The Maryland native has a functional swing with easy strength and lift to the path.

Tyler Wood (2025, Lees Summit, MO) went deep pull side and worked to lift the ball during the round. The Tennessee commit uses the ground well and turned the barrel over hard with heaviness to it.

Tanner Fujino (2025, Honolulu, HI) was on the barrel all round, lining shots to left often. The parts to the swing work with simple components and obvious bat-to-ball skills.

Linkin Garcia (2025, Huntington Beach, CA) scorched balls with consistency, sending multiple balls clanging off of the high fence in left field. The strength is standout and there is real juice off the barrel.

Jack Roventini (2025, Belle Harbor, NY) laced line shots and showed apparent barrel awareness. Stays short to the ball and stayed under control.

Gustavo Melendez (2025, Cayey, PR) showcased standout bat speed, producing liners during the round. The hit tool is polished, and the hands really work, staying compact

Trevor Goldenetz (2025, Huntington Beach, CA) swung to do damage, lifting the ball with authority. The California native left the yard to right on one occasion and possesses advanced bat speed.

Clemson Julian (2025, Keaau, HI) displayed a balanced stroke with adjustability. The left-handed stick put the barrel on the ball often, using the middle of the field for the most part.

Gabriel Coltman (2025, Portland, OR) ripped the ball, sending sharp line drives all over the yard. The uncommitted bat creates lots of whip and wore out the gaps.

Trent Grindlinger (2025, Huntington Beach, CA) showed some of the best bat speed of the day and punished baseballs throughout. The primary catcher has immense offensive upside while sticking behind the plate.