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Hewitt is already strong and physical at 6-foot-1, 175-pounds with long limbs and tons of room for projection and upside. The arm strength is very good as he was up to 83 mph across and ran a 7.0 second 60. The power will be significant as he learns to use it in game and the bat speed will play.
Paulk already has size and physicality and was one of the better defensive catchers all weekend. The swing is smooth and well-connected and in game showed the ability to drive the ball all over the ballpark. He was also up to 78 mph on the mound.
Connell has a long, broad-shouldered frame at a listed 6-foot-1, 130-pounds and checks a lot of boxes at present. He ran a 7.1 and threw mid-70s from multiple positions. The swing looks to loft and create leverage that should project for solid power and the feel for the barrel is already present.
Tabio is already physically advanced at a listed 6-foot-2, 220-pounds with immense strength from the left side in the batter's box. He had the highest exit velocity of the event at 84 mph with a 75 mph arm and the power looks like it will play really well.
Evans has a solid base of foundational skill and did a nice job controlling the barrel in game. The swing is short and quick from the left side and he was low-70s from multiple positions in workouts.
Stencel has solid athleticism, present in his actions defensively with a solid arm that was up to 80 mph from the outfield. There are solid hitting tools here and he had one of the loudest in game barrels of the event, a rocket double that one-hopped the left field wall.
Caraballo showed solid two-way ability, running the heater up to 75 mph with a big downer breaking ball he could land for strikes. The swing is also short and quick from the left side with solid feel for the barrel.