8/27/2023 11:28:56 AM
Charlie Lods (2026 C, Rockville Centre, NY) was impressive with his ability to consistently impact the baseball with authority, while displaying plenty of present bat speed and adjustability from pitch-to-pitch. He implores a leveraged stroke with separation and uses his strong lower half to generate tons of torque.
Larry Hotaling (2025 SS, Brooklyn, NY) stayed consistent throughout his round, as he sprayed line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays short and direct with his stroke, has some quickness to his hands and finds the barrel quite often.
Mario Cabrera (2024 3B, Jericho, NY) used a low-effort stroke with good separation and strength at impact to consistently carry the gaps during his round. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with feel for the barrel and some present bat speed.
James Cronin (2024 OF, Brooklyn, NY) was mightily consistent throughout his round, as the left-handed hitting outfielder implores a simple, compact stroke with line drive tendencies and quickness to his hands. He used the entire field exceptionally well and has feel for the barrel.
Aidan Loszynski (2024 SS, Castleton, NY) took perhaps the loudest round of the day, as the twitchy 2024 Grad impacted the baseball from gap-to-gap with a low-effort, quick stroke. He stays quite with his movements into launch, has plenty of present bat speed and flashed budding power potential through the middle-of-the field.
Joseph Rondinella (2025 LHP, Holbrook, NY) showed exceptional feel for the barrel to consistently send line drives from line-to-line during his round. He implores a simple, repeatable stroke and found the barrel quite often.
Brandon Bartick (2025 SS, Bohemia, NY) took one of the more consistent rounds of the day, scorching several line drives with his simple yet quick stroke. He displayed sound barrel skills, made adjustments from pitch-to-pitch and has plenty of present bat speed.
Kodi Cox (2025 C, Elmont, NY) continued to show his propensity to find the barrel throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting backstop simply impacted the baseball with authority through the middle-of-the field. It is a slightly elongated stroke that stays through the hitting zone for a long time. He has strength in his hands and plenty of present bat speed.
Peter Kulik (2024 SS, Alexandria, VA) used tight turns and plenty of present bat speed to produce several line drives during his round. He stays short and direct with his path, has feel for the barrel and budding gap-to-gap power potential.
Henry Parson (2024 RHP, Philadelphia, PA) implored a loose, leveraged with plenty of strength at impact and feel for the barrel to scorch several line drives throughout his round. He used his strong lower half to create some jump to the pullside and flashed some power to that same side.
Owen Jorajuria (2025 3B, Weston, MA) showed off his strength, as the 6-foot-4, 182-pound 2025 Grad leveraged the baseball with a low-effort stroke. He creates length through the hitting zone and has tons of strength in his hands.