Bradfield put together a solid round of batting practice showing solid mechanics and even more to project on. In game action he routinely found the barrel and once on base stole at will. On the mound he recorded the best fastball of the event topping out at 79 mph with a short quick arm action as he worked to both sides of the plate.

Mixon is a potential two way prospect moving forward with a fastball that he topped out at 77 mph. he worked a head of hitters with the fastball producing plenty of swings and misses with it. In the box his lefthanded swing showed some pull side power in game action with a loud double to the pull side gap. There is potential for more power as he grows into his 6-foot-2 235-pound frame.

Bass showed the strongest arm from the outfield topping out at 80 mph. His full arm action produced accurate throws with more velocity to come potentially as he continues to fill out his 6-foot 145-pound.

Harris may have had the best day two, at the plate of anyone in the event. He found the barrel twice with the louder of the two going for a triple to right center field. His swing shows plenty of intent as he looked to attack anything in the zone producing an 84 mph exit velocity.

Idrogo showed the best speed of the event posting a 7.16 second 60 yard dash. In his batting practice round he showed some hand speed with well impacted balls to the pull side. His speed showed up again on the infield with good first step quickness moving well laterally with soft hands.

Stancil showed smooth mechanics behind the plate with soft hands receiving the ball well. He does a nice job gaining ground into his throws and recorded a 2.10 second pop time, the best of the event. His pop time will only go down as he continues to grow and strength to his 5-foot-8 150-pound frame.