Kappler impressed all over the diamond with the tools, showing off solid arm talent and strength at the plate with plenty of room to project. He ran the fastball up to 80 on the mound with feel of four pitches, and also recorded a tee exit velocity of 94 mph.

Griffin was solid on the mound, showing feel for two pitches and working the fastball up to 81. He also has plenty of room to grow at 6-foot-1 170-pounds, and the righty works with a full arm stroke and a three-quarter release.

Provided an intriguing look on the mound from the left side, working the fastball up to 78 on the mound. Wright also has an intriguing profile at 6-foot-1 150-pounds, and I would expect that velocity to continue to trend upwards in the coming years.

Stockwell was impressive with both the arm strength and the strength with the bat over the course of the weekend. On the mound, Stockwell ran the fastball up to 79 with a little arm side run to it, and put the strength on display at the plate while recording a 90 mph exit velocity.

Hecklinski had a good showing on the hill, running the fastball up to 79 mph with explosiveness to the delivery. He also worked in an 11-5 breaker with sharp action to the bottom part of the zone.

Had a nice showing all over the field throughout the weekend, working well in the outfield, infield, and behind the plate. Gaspard also is a solid athlete, and ran the throws up to 80 mph in the outfield.

Showcased well with the bat and the glove on the infield, showing impact into the gaps with the ability to handle the inside pitch and the smooth hands on grounders. Rogers' swing works best to the pull side for power out of a wide based setup.

Was a solid watch during drills with the arm strength both in the infield and outfield, running throws up to 82 mph. Brown also showcased well at the dish, showing middle of the field impact from the right side.

Larson showed nicely in batting practice, working with a direct path to the baseball and plenty of feel for the barrel. He also has solid strength with most off the strength going to the pull side. Larson recorded a 82 mph tee exit velocity.

Morrow showcased well with the bat, working with a whole-field approach with solid impact to the baseball. He also works out of a wider base with a tight turn to contact, and recorded a tee exit velocity of 83 mph.