Wasson worked with a quick, whippy arm, running the fastball up to 90 with arm-side run from a lower three-quarter slot. The projectable right-hander mixed in a sweeping slider and changeup with depth, striking out four over two innings.

Schneider displayed a feel for the barrel, collecting three hits, including two triples, and posted an exit velocity up to 90 mph. The right-handed pitcher also ran the fastball up to 85 with life, pairing it with a low-70s breaking ball and a changeup with depth.

Gregoire showed an intriguing collection of tools, running a 6.86 sixty and recording throws from the outfield up to 85 mph. The long, lean outfielder flashed pull-side power during BP while posting an exit velocity up to 91 mph.

Houston collected two hits on the weekend, showing good bat control and the ability to adjust to spin. The physical right-handed hitter showed off his strength, posting an exit velocity up to 94 mph with throws across the infield up to 89 mph.

Gonzalez displayed a disciplined approach, working deep into counts while collecting three hits and two stolen bases over the weekend. The catcher recorded a pop time of 2.09 with throws up to 76 mph and posted an exit velocity up to 85 mph.

Torrance showed some two-way upside, collecting five hits and two stolen bases while striking out three over three innings. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 87 mph and paired it with a sweeping low-to-mid-70s slider. During workouts, he posted an exit velocity up to 93 mph and throws across the infield up to 88 mph.

Leukhardt’s arm stood out throughout the event, reaching 90 mph across the infield and 89 mph on the mound. The right-hander tossed three scoreless innings with a mid-70s slider that showed bite, while also collecting three hits and two RBI. Posted an exit velocity up to 86 mph.

Aziaka turned in a strong all-around workout, showing easy actions in the infield and outfield with throws up to 85 mph. The right-handed hitter posted a 91 mph exit velocity, while displaying good rhythm and barrel control in the box, highlighted by a triple during game action.

Martinez displayed a compact right-handed swing with present strength, collected two hits, including a triple, and posted an exit velocity up to 89 mph. Behind the plate, he worked from an athletic setup with a clean transfer and accurate throws around the bag.

Blazer impressed on both sides of the ball, posting a 91 mph exit velocity and running the fastball up to 86 mph with life and arm-side run. The physical right-hander showed a feel to spin on the mound while also collecting two hits, including a double down the left-field line, during game action.

Muller impressed on the mound, running the fastball up to 86 mph, while mixing in a sweeping slider and fading changeup. He also collected three hits, including a double and triple, during game action.

Hester displayed quick actions and defensive versatility in the infield and outfield while recording throws up to 85 mph. He posted an exit velocity up to 87 mph and collected two hits this weekend, one of which included an opposite-field triple.

Maranell displayed present strength in his physical frame, showing rhythm and bat speed during BP. He posted an exit velocity up to 91 mph and was solid defensively, with active feet and throws reaching 85 mph across the diamond.