John Paul Avila (2021 SS, San Carlos, CA) took a steady round of BP for the Black team, shows looseness to his swing with a short, direct path to the ball. He can continue to incorporate additional lower half into his swing moving forward but already shows a feel for the barrel and comfort working the pull side.

Justin Holguin (2019 1B, Anaheim, CA) is a strongly built 6-3/210 lefthanded bat who does a nice job of incorporating his physical strength as he uncoils into contact. With a shorter stroke for somebody his build, Holguin exhibited looseness to his hands and nice carry off the barrel, especially to his pull side.

Billy Rice (2021 SS, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) is a very interesting rising sophomore who took one of the more consistent rounds of the day. An uncommitted lefthanded hitting infielder, Rice showed a natural feel for the barrel with both rhythm and timing to his swing and connected for lots of contact out front at extension.

Peter Dufau (2019 OF, Camarillo, CA) continued to have a nice showcase and put together a nice round once he got comfortable in the box. While he has a big leg lift that leads to him getting wide at times, there’s plenty of strength to his hands and leverage to his swing path, connecting for a few well struck balls which included a home run.

James Park (2019 C, Manhattan Beach, CA) has a well-built 6-2/195 build and the uncommitted catcher showed off a simple, repeatable swing from the right side. There’s plenty of present jump off his barrel as he does a nice job of getting extended and separated at the point of contact.

Justin Baldwin (2020 1B, Los Angeles, CA) showed present tools in the box and a skill set that will only continue to develop moving forward. A lefthanded hitter, Baldwin showed quick and loose hands which help whip the barrel through the zone with occasional separation out front.

Kainoa Williams (2021 SS, San Diego, CA) put a short, compact swing on display with which he was able to find the barrel often. Still projecting physically, Williams shows present quickness to his hands and extension out front, spraying line drive contact all over the field.

Henry Goodier (2019 C, Chadds Ford, PA) made the trip out from Pennsylvania and brought a loud righthanded swing with him. A precursor to his game swings, Goodier showed a short swing with extension out front and was able to impact the baseball well, like he did with a home run to left field.

Ethan Hagen (2019 3B, Santa Clarita, CA) does a nice job of creating torque with his righthanded swing and got more comfortable with each pitch during his round. With natural lift to his swing Hagen was able to create backspin at the point of contact with a full path through the zone.

Hudson La Barbera (2019 1B, Menifee, CA) was the last bat to go during batting practice and he took arguable the loudest round, blasting a couple of home runs during his round that left in a hurry. There’s lots of strength in his hands and he did a nice job of getting extended out front, impact the baseball hard to his pull side.

Evan Manzo (2020 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) did a nice job of staying direct to the ball with his righthanded swing, barreling it nicely to all fields with quickness to his hands and balance throughout his swing.

Aidan Rodriguez (2019 SS, Yuma, AZ) showed an easy swing from the right side and was able to generate natural leverage at the point of contact. He does a nice job of repeating his swing and was able to generate some whip to the barrel through the zone, impacting the ball to his pull side.

Justin Rodriguez (2019 OF, Simi Valley, CA) is an uncommitted rising senior out of California who did well in creating separation to his swing from the right side of the plate. He gets the barrel through the zone well with looseness to his hands while creating jump of the barrel when squared.

Jaelen Williams (2020 1B, Fontana, CA) is a strong 6-2/220 righthanded hitting first baseman who shows nice rhythm to his load and quick hands along with a short swing path. There’s also strength to his hands as he showed the ability to drive the ball well to his pull side with a rather simple swing overall.

Max Isaacman (2020 C, San Diego, CA) is a young lefthanded hitter who digs with an athletic stance in the box. With both quickness and looseness to his hands, Isaacman shows a linear stroke with extension through the zone, creating line drive contact while repeating his swing.

Massai Dorsey (2019 SS, Studio City, CA) put together one of the more consistent rounds of batting practice on the day. He found the barrel regularly and stays short to the ball with a compact path, working the pull side with back spin coming off the barrel.

Cameron Mahaffy (2019 OF, Costa Mesa, CA) uncoils well moving into contact and connected for the first home run of the day, putting a ball just fair down the left field line. He’ll continue to unlock additional strength as he continues to keep his weight back, though he does generate some whip to the barrel.

Shoei Imaizumi (2019 IF, Ota, TK) utilizes a hanging leg lift trigger for timing in the box and he does a nice job of getting it down on time, showing looseness to his hands and a linear path through eh zone, consistently barreling balls up.

Nicholas Walker (2019 C, Los Angeles, CA) is a strong 6-foot-2 catcher and he shows that strength in his hands, staying compact to the ball through the zone. He stays simple with his swing and creates backspin off the barrel while generating some separation at the point of contact.

Kota Suzuki (2019 OF, Nagoya, AI) shows loose hands and loose wrists in his righthanded swing, generating some jump off the barrel to his pull side. When balanced, Suzuki is able to create extension and leverage out front while generating whip to the barrel through the zone.

Michael Prieto (2019 OF, Victorville, CA) put together a very consistent round of batting practice from the left side and is currently listed as uncommitted on his profile. With looseness to both his hands and overall swing, Prieto creates whip to the barrel while staying balanced and generate steady barreled contact to the pull side.

Owen Mortensen (2020 C, Riverton, UT) begins with a wider base and a higher hand set and does a nice job of staying simple to the ball while getting extended out front. He found the barrel regularly with his swing and remained on time from one swing to the next.

Ryan Mowad (2019 C, Murrieta, CA) begins with a wide, spread stance in the box but shows quickness to his hands and a direct path to the ball. With his strength he was able to drive the ball to the pull side wall with leverage out front when keeping his weight back on his swing.

Andrew Rangel (2019 OF, Gardnerville, NV)went to the plate looking to impact the baseball and swung with intent form the right side, something he was able to do as he showed carry to his pull side and on the final swing of his round went deep over the left field wall.

Eiji Koshikawa (2019 IF, Sanbu, CH)did a nice job of staying short through the zone with looseness and quickness to his hands, creating present bat speed with a linear stroke at the point of contact while showing the ability to impact the baseball.

Matthew Nelson (2020 C, Laguna Niguel, CA)has a long and projectable 6-4/200 frame and he knows how to use his strength, impacting the ball to his pull side. He connected for a home run during his round and showed steady backspin off the barrel while creating extension out front.