Bell ran the fastball up to 89 mph and complemented that with a slider showing good vertical break. It's solid arm talent for a still-uncommitted arm.

Daniel is a physical right-handed hitter who is a 7.0 runner and offers mid-80s arm strength all over the diamond. The impact in the right-handed bat has a chance to be really good.

Hardyman has great size at 6-foot-2, 190-pounds and ran a 6.8 60 with 88 mph throws from the outfield. There's real bat speed and power potential as that translated over to game ABs too.

Breckenridge has a good blend of tools highlighted by a 6.7 60 and mid-80s arm strength from multiple positions. It's a clean swing offensively with a consistent approach that he executes.

Connell has excellent size at 6-foot-3, 172-pounds and threw 88 mph from the outfield. It's a loose, leveraged stroke from the left side that looks like a classic power hitting right fielder.

Guanchez had big tools with 90 mph throws from the outfield, a 6.7 60, and real tools from both sides of the plate. There's pitching upside too but Guanchez does a lot of things well with switch hitting versatility.

Ferrer had one of the loudest in game swings of the event, launching a pull side homer in the last inning of the first day. Power hitting catchers are always en vogue and Ferrer looks like a good one.

Frenz is a physical 6-foot-2, 197-pound prospect with real bat speed and power potential from the right side. He hit 97 EV off a tee in workouts and also threw 87 mph from the outfield.

Konrad is a physical 5-foot-11, 200-pound corner infielder who looks to hurt baseballs in the box. There's good rhythm to the hands with a nice blend of power and hit.

Padilla is a projectable 6-foot-2, 160-pound righty who worked up to 87 mph on the mound. He can change eye levels and move the fastball around the zone and the changeup and breaking ball complete the repertoire.

Jones is a wiry, projectable 5-foot-10, 160-pounds who is a 7.1 runner and up to 88 mph from the outfield. It's a well-balanced swing with quick hands and there's a good blend of floor to the profile.

Pielin has big arm strength that he showed from multiple positions, throwing 89 and 87 mph from the outfield and infield respectively. There's good hand speed in the box with athletic projection too.

Ferreira can really catch-and-throw as evidenced by his 81 mph catcher throws and a 1.87 best pop time. It's a clean swing with plenty of hitting tools and a well-rounded offensive profile.

Kilian is a 6.9 runner and ran the fastball up to 87 mph on the mound. It's a long, whippy arm action and there's plenty of velo ceiling here.

Cruz is a classic left-handed hitting catcher with a real hit tool and solid projection in the 6-foot, 180-pound frame. The hit tool showed up often in game.

Mills turned in a 6.6 second 60 time, the best of the event. The speed is a real asset on the base paths as he consistently made opposing fielders uncomfortable and there's good contact skills too.

Polansky has real catch-and-throw skills with a 1.95 pop time and intriguing offensive tools. The two-way upside is intriguing as he was up to 85 mph on the mound with real upside.