Waller showed a quality tool set with a 6.7 second 60 yard dash time to go along with mid-80s arm strength that was up to 86 mph. The BP was solid too and there's impact potential here.

Price has a solid tool set with a 6.80 second 60 yard dash time to go along with 87 mph throws from the outfield. It's a projectable, high waisted frame and everything Price does is pretty easy.

Ward is a very physical right-handed hitter who was able to generate easy power to the pull side. The trigger to get going is very easy and he generated good whip and the power upside for Ward is massive.

Tafuri is a terrific athlete, one who ran a 6.79 second 60 yard dash and also threw 95 mph from the outfield. The arm strength is the calling card here and a real weapon while the batting practice was also pretty loud.

Gray has very good size at 6-foot-3, 165-pounds with lots of room to fill out and add strength. The defensive actions here are crisp and clean with 85 mph arm strength while the swing has upside too.

Hu is a strongly built catcher who threw 82 mph from behind the plate with a 1.93 second pop time too. Hu can really throw the ball and the strength plays offensively too with good power potential.

Taran has a solid base of tools with a 6.74 second 60 yard dash time to go along with 84 mph throws during drills. There's strength when squared and some upside long term with the overall swing.

Gore ran a 6.9 second 60 yard dash time and threw mid-80s from multiple positions. He was also all over the barrel during batting practice, hitting the ball hard with frequency and consistency.

Dupuch has solid tools for a catcher with a 6.8 second 60 yard dash, 89 mph throws from the outfield, and solid bat speed from the right side. There's solid athleticism throughout.

Hullet is a big, physical catcher with significant left-handed power and excellent catch and throw. He popped a 1.87 second time during drills and routinely showed off the power during batting practice, with a tension-free uphill swing geared for power.

Pearl ran a 6.71 second 60 yard dash while also throwing lo-to-mid 80s from multiple positions during drills. He's a terrific athlete and one that has significant power at the plate, hitting some balls extremely hard with consistency and frequency.

Johnson has solid tools and ran a 6.7 second 60 yard dash while throwing 91 mph from the outfield. It's huge strength and power potential too with a 98 mph exit velocity off the tee and real juice to all fields.

Wix took one of the loudest rounds of batting practice of the entire event. It's massively strong hands that generate explosive bat speed. He got the ball into the air frequently with carry and even hit a couple homers.

McBride ran a 6.7 second 60 yard dash adn threw 84 mph across the diamond during the workout. There's solid foundational elements here and the swing is very short and direct.

Thompson took a very loud round of batting practice, wearing out the pull side with hard hit fly balls and liners. It's explosive bat speed with real strength and twitch behind it.

Gladchuk ran a 6.8 second 60 yard dash and threw 87 or 88 mph from multiple positions during workouts. He's got an athletic left-handed swing with real barrel skills too and there's good bat speed to project on long term.

Honore ran a 6.6 second 60 yard dash time and threw low-80s from multiple positions during workouts. There's also huge upside in the swing with really loose hands, a whippy barrel, and lots of projection here.

Luke has a good foundational set of tools as he ran a 6.7 second 60 yard dash and threw 85 mph from the infield. It's a super consistent swing too, staying connected with good bat to ball skills and a high contact approach.

Vogel is a super well-rounded prospect with solid arm strength, mid-80s from multiple positions, and a really good swing. It's consistent with a heavy barrel in the box and the feel to hit stands out here.

Sawyer ran a 6.99 second 60 and has real hitting tools with physicality throughout the 6-foot-1, 180-pound frame. The bat speed is real as is the feel to launch and backspin balls to both the middle of the field and pull side with authority.

Cartolano ran a 6.60 second 60 yard dash and threw 87 mph during his infield round. It's real twitch and arm strength and the BP round was solid too, lining hard hit balls to both halves of the field with intent.

DelaCruz took a really strong infield round where he showed off athletic actions and threw 86 mph across the infield. He also ran a 6.8 second 60 and there's projection in the bat with added strength.

Gatt ran a 6.8 second 60 yard dash and threw 89 mph from the outfield. There is power in the swing that can be cleaned up with a couple refinements but the tools and athleticism are solid here.

Taaffe has a solid set of tools already as he ran a 6.8 second 60 yard dash while throwing 87 mph from the infield. There's good impact at present to the pull side with whip to the barrel and a power oriented output in the future.