Rowan Blanton (2025 3B, Jesup, GA) got the barrel extended throughout the round. The base is even with good balance, the hands set low in the stance and he generates a lot of bat speed in the swing. He capped the round with a loud pull-side home run into the trees. 

Ty Carter (2026 OF, Dunwoody, GA) showcased a short and direct path throughout the round. He shot the ball gap-to-gap with good strength off the barrel. He impacted the ball to the middle of the field when in rhythm. 

Johnson Dubose (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) was a name that really stood out throughout the event but he really shined in the round of batting practice. The swing is a good foundational swing to continue building on as he adds strength to the lean frame. 

Maddox Bonner (2026 C, Carrollton, GA) has good strength to the frame and it really showed with how much the ball jumped off the barrel. He uses a knee lift trigger to get into rhythm and works well into the legs to create power to all fields. It's an intriguing young bat that had a good round. 

Vinny Blair (2025 OF, Boca Raton, FL) is a tall and lean player with good power projection and is already showing the ability to drive the ball into both gaps. The swing is long and loose with repeatable swing mechanics and he does a good job of finding the barrel often. 

Michael Daniel (2024 RHP, Auburn, AL) put on an impressive power display throughout the round of batting practice. The swing is super efficient, he finds the barrel at a high clip and he showed the ability to hit the ball out of the park to the pull-side. It's a really intriguing bat that's still uncommitted. 

Elijah Grant (2024 OF, Belton, SC) swung the bat well in the round of BP after a big showing in the workout portion. It's a smooth left-handed swing with obvious twitch in the hands and he drove the ball to all fields. He's the prototypical top of the order bat and he showed off in this round. 

David Kile (2024 SS, Leesburg, GA) got the bat out front and drove the ball to the pull-side consistently in this round. The swing has natural loft to it, giving him the ability to leave the yard with the amount of strength that he has in the path. 

Trey Majette (2024 1B, Lawrenceville, GA) is a name that really stood out in his round. It's a true switch hit tool with good feel for the barrel from both sides and a lot of power to project on down the road. 

Will Truitt (2024 3B, Columbus, GA) put on a loud display throughout his round, capping it off with a home run into the parking lot. The amount of strength is impressive and he repeats the swing well, staying short and allowing the power to play. 

Christopher Oates (2025 SS, Buford, GA) is another switch hitter that showed a lot to like from both sides of the plate in his round. He hit the ball hard into both gaps from both sides. The setup and swing are identical and he has good feel for the barrel. 

Spears Martin (2025 C, Marietta, GA) stood out throughout the round and he finished it off by driving a ball to the warning track to the pull-side. The swing is long and loose with natural loft, showing the ability to hit the ball hard to both sides. 

Will Truitt (2024 3B, Columbus, GA) has looked good through 2 innings of work, he has shown three pitches so far. His fastball sits upper-70s, topping out at 82. Curveball is a good pitch that keeps hitters off balance. Has shown a cutter as well. 

Brittan Tabor (2026 3B, Lyons, GA) has also looked good through 2 innings of work today. The tall and lengthy right-handed pitcher has a very loose arm action. The fastball has been sitting upper-70s and the curveball is a good out pitch for him. 

David Kile (2024 SS, Leesburg, GA) sharply lines a ball through the right side for a single. Shows off the speed as he goes first to third on the Landreth single. 

Will Landreth (2025 C, Roswell, GA) smokes a ball to left field for a single and advances to second with heads-up base running as the throw goes to third base.  

Spears Martin (2025 C, Marietta, GA) just misses a home run as the ball hits off the wall. Walks into second easily with a double. 

Johnson Dubose (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) had two hits in the first game today. During the second game, he came into the game as a relief pitcher sitting 78-79 topping out at 80 MPH with his fastball. Two-pitch mix adding in a curveball. Smooth infielder up the middle as well. 

Conner Phillips (2025 SS, Sylacauga, AL) smokes a double that one hops the wall in the left-center field gap. In his second at-bat of the day, he kept his hot day going as he laces a single through the left side that scores a run. 

Maddox Bonner (2026 C, Carrollton, GA) pulls this hanging curveball right down the right-field line for a stand-up double. 

Zackary Ervie (2024 RHP, Prattville, AL) hammers a fastball in the pull-side gap for a double. Quick hands as the ball exploded off the barrel. Advances to third on a balk and later scores on a single by Martin. 

Spears Martin (2025 C, Marietta, GA) lines a hard-hit line drive single scoring Ervie. Steals third standing up and later scores on an error. 

Christian Smith (2024 OF, Chattanooga, TN) stays inside a heater and smokes it for an opposite-field triple, and later scores on a wild pitch

Carter Hinsley (2026 LHP, Ooltewah, TN) tall and lengthy left-handed pitcher standing 6-foot-3 175-pounds, very projectable, and young arm that sits 80-81 with his fastball and tops out at 82 mph. 3 pitch mix as he adds a changeup and a curveball to his repertoire. Completes his outing recording six batters over three innings of work. 

Michael Daniel (2024 RHP, Auburn, AL) opens the game by showing a legit three-pitch mix sitting 82-85 and topping 86 MPH with the fastball, a nasty change up as a secondary pitch sitting around 79, and throws it very effectively in any count to right and left-handed batters. Adding the curveball to his mix allows him to keep hitters off balance throughout his three innings of work. 

Johnson Dubose (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) recorded a multi-hit game as he singles up the middle. Two hits and two singles in as many at-bats so far today. 

David Kile (2024 SS, Leesburg, GA) reached on an infield single. Advanced to second on a wild pitch, then proceeded to steal third standing up. Recorded his second hit of the game as he doubles down the left-field line. 

Rowan Blanton (2025 3B, Jesup, GA) barrels a ball through the left side plating a run. Advances to second on the throw home. 

Christian Smith (2024 OF, Chattanooga, TN) smokes an opposite-field double, loose hands with a simple load. Stays inside pitches very well.

Kade Nicholson (2024 RHP, Clarkesville, GA) got the ball to start the game and looked solid over his three innings. The fastball lived in the low-80s, inducing a lot of weak contact due to the ability to command the ball. He registered five strikeouts. 

Christian Smith (2024 OF, Chattanooga, TN) got one of the loudest hits of the game as he smoked a triple into the gap. The swing is short and simple with good bat speed and obvious strength off the barrel. 

Brady Kerlin (2025 RHP, Dallas, GA) was absolutely dominant through his three innings of work. The fastball lived in the low-80s, showed good foundation for spin and commanded the zone. He punched out five over his three innings of work. 

Zackary Ervie (2024 RHP, Prattville, AL) matched Kerlin pitch-for-pitch in his outing. The fastball lived in the upper-70s and changed eye levels effectively with a depthy breaking ball. 

Robert Turner (2026 SS, Murphy, NC) controlled the strike zone out of the bullpen, working in the low-80s with a solid fading changeup. He picked up two strikeouts over his two innings of work. 

Hudson Ford (2026 1B, Morristown, TN) got the first hit of the game later in the ball game after some dominant performances from the arms. He got a pitch over the plate and hit one hard into left center. 

Kylan Cook (2025 SS, Gulf Breeze, FL) punched out four through his three innings, he located the fastball well and commanded the zone. He induced a lot of weak contact, showing a lot of intriguing traits. 

Ethan Roller (2025 SS, Johnson City, TN) got a pitch down in the zone and hit it over the shortstops head for a double. He stayed short and compact, showing good barrel accuracy and a lot of bat speed. Roller also showed a lot to like on the mound as he commanded the zone and lived in the upper-70s. 

Will Truitt (2024 3B, Columbus, GA) gets the hands out front and barrels a ball down the left field line for an RBI single. He was intriguing throughout the day and continued this trend in game action. 

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