Falcone flashed one of the more refined offensive strokes on the event, consistently creating hard impact to the middle of the field, posting an exit velo of 90 mph. He topped out at 89 mph across the diamond with present lateral range and reliable glove work displayed.

Baiocco started his event by showcasing solid speed tool, running a 6.98 sixty. He then provided value from behind the dish, repeating a compact arm action well with ground effectively gained in the footwork, posting a 1.92 pop time. He posted an exit velo of 93 mph on the offensive end and did a nice job of utilizing the full potential in the 5-foot-9, 171 pound frame.

Baughman was impressive both on the mound and from the IF, topping out at 87 mph on the bump with projection still remaining in the 6-foot-1, 170 pound frame. He topped out at 86 mph across the diamond with sound glove work and athletic actions displayed.

Kucerka presented evident tools on both the offensive and defensive end, starting at the former where the 6-foot, 190 pound prospect consistently produced hard impact to the middle of the field, posting an exit velo of 96 mph. He posted a 2.06 pop time behind the dish with clear arm strength up to 78 mph.

Capobianco revealed plenty of tools at his disposal, starting as a primary C where the 5-foot-9, 170 pound prospect consistently produced throws on the bag with quick compact transfers, posting a 1.92 pop time. Offensively, he found success to the pull side / middle of the field with clear backspin production, posting an exit velo of 93 mph.

Moore Jr was one of the defensive highlights of the event, topping out at 88 mph from the OF and 85 mph across the diamond with active footwork and natural athleticism at both spots. He impacted the baseball with authority to the middle of the field offensively, posting an exit velo of 96 mph.

Moore ran a 6.93 sixty to start his event, showcasing natural athleticism that revealed itself at multiple defensive spots, He topped out at 82 mph both from the IF and on the mound, flashing clean and consistent actions from a one-knee set as a primary C posting a 1.90 pop time. Offensively, he posted a 94 mph exit velo and repeated the stroke well.

Mitchell took home the top pop time of the event, putting balls on the money down to 2B at 1.86. He flashed quick transfers and repeated the operation well for consistent results. Offensively, the 5-foot-9, 195 pound righty posted an exit velo of 96 mph with both contact and power tools present.

Janowicz displayed clear arm strength across the diamond during his IF round, topping out at 90 mph with good adjustability and the ability to make smooth plays on the run. He utilized a bigger leg lift trigger into weight shift offensively with solid strength at impact, posting an exit velo of 91 mph.

Katz posted one of the top exit velos of the event at 95 mph, as the 5-foot-11, 185 pound prospect has clear strength in the frame and incorporates the lower half well in the stroke. He posted a 2.05 pop time behind the dish with present arm strength up to 79 mph.

DiRosa showcased dangerous power potential offensively, hammering baseballs to the pull side of the field with plenty of present strength in the hands. He creates easy jump off the barrel, posting an exit velo of 93 mph.

Sanfilippo was impressive all over the place, starting as a primary OF where the 5-foot-11, 155 pound prospect topped out at 86 mph producing accurate throws on target with present life out of the hand. He had feel for spin on the mound, sequencing a slurvy breaker registering at 2557 rpm and has additional room for velo growth in the frame. Offensively, the stroke is refined and repeatable with hard line drive tendencies shown, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

Cantin displayed projectable arm strength from the OF up to 83 mph and worked through the baseball well with active footwork displayed. He flashed both contact and young power tools offensively with bat speed present, posting an exit velo of 92 mph.