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Zane Kelly (2023 Las Vegas, NV) is. 6-1/180 left-handed hitter with a smooth stroke and gets on plane early with good extension through the zone. He found the barrel often a laced line drives to the middle.

Edward Phelps III (2023 Norcross, GA) few can match the power potential of Phelps. The ball flies off his bat and he uses his high waist and strong frame to sequence his swing and use the ground. He hit two towering homeruns to dead centerfield showing just the type of upside we have some to expect.

Stone Russell (2023 Bradenton, FL) took. A professional round of batting practice displaying and effortless stroke as he belted had line drives all over the park.

Gavin Taylor (2023 Tarzana, CA) is a strong young right-handed hitter and he uses a short and compact stroke to generate consistent hard contact. His plane is geared for line drives and he gets plenty of backspin off the bat.

Pete Craska (2023 Gibsonia, PA) has top of the scale bat speed that comes from an intent bases approach. He looks to get extended and pull the ball hard, which he does often.

Casey Borba (2023 Santa Ana, CA) has a rhythmic process and times it well to hold his angles and unleash a very quick barrel. He has whip through the zone and very good power potential as he matures.

Roch Cholowsky (2023 Chandler, AZ) given his 6-2/185 long frame and coordinated athleticism, the timing and carry he gets from his right-handed swing should turn into serious power down the road. He is accurate with the barrel and consistently hammered liners to the pull side.

Derek Curiel (2024 West Covina, CA) makes everything look easy. The effortless stroke and sound mechanics help him barrel everything. His barrel skills are obvious but now starting to tap into some power as he lofted a few homers over the rightfield wall. The ceiling is immense.

Cameron Kim (2023 Jurupa Valley, CA) has a powerful frame and is strong at the point of contact. He stays more loose than it would seem and the power is effortless when he is on time and balanced.

Garren Rizzo (2023 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA) has really fast wrist flick and barreled hard liners to the gaps. The hit tool is real and the body is going to fill out and add to an already good profile.

Austen Roellig (2023 Rancho Cucamonga, CA) is a high energy player with a big baseball IQ and that translates to a ton of line drive contact to all fields. He is on time with good feel for the barrel.

Miller Durham (2023 Las Vegas, NV) took an impressive round with a ton of barrels to the middle. There is easy hop off the bat and gets good extension out front.

Brady Reynolds (2023 Bakersfield, CA) is a strong young left-handed hitter with a powerful top and all fields power. The short stroke and ability to let the ball travel and still impact.

Manoah Chapman (2023 Chula Vista, FL) throws the core hard and gets natural lag creating loose whip through the zone and lots of back spin to the pull side gap.

Dean West (2023 Woodland Hills, CA) has a compact and simple swing with no extra movement helping to put consistent charge into hard line drives to all fields.

Landon Greenhouse (2023 Riverside, CA) has real twitch to the wrist and uses a flat path to hammer line drives to both gaps. He brakes on the front side well and really accelerates the barrel.

Carl Schmidt (2023 Petaluma, CA) can really hit and continued to build that resume. The consistency that shows up with hard line drives to the pull side and just the pure timing is impressive.

Brandon Winokur (2023 Huntington Beach, CA) took the loudest batting practice of the event hitting balls well over the leftfield wall. The frame and length in the swing makes you think it is just the start of the massive power that he projects to have.

Eric Bitonti (2023 Hesperia, CA) sequenced exceptionally well and stays in the zone a long time with the barrel. He impacts the ball well and has considerable upside from a hit and power standpoint.

Brayden Bakes (2023 OF, Algonquin, IL) is the left handed hitter of the Bakes Twins.  He absolutely mashed some baseballs with serious jump off the barrel during his round with a lifting pull oriented swing.

Ryan Bakes (2023 C, Algonquin, IL) is the right handed Twin and he, too, has some serious bat speed and turns on baseballs hard.  This has to be one of the first times that Twins have both gone yard during the same batting practice at a Perfect Game event.

Tristan Russell (2023 SS, Cypress, TX) is a switch hitter with good bat speed from both sides of the plate but his left handed swing particularly stood out.  It's short and quick with solid line drive contact and projects well as Russell gets stronger.

Addison Smith (2023 SS, Liberty, MO) is another switch-hitting middle infielder with tons of projection at the plate.  With Smith, it looks like his right side is his natural and stronger side but he still has a good chance of hitting from the left side as well.

JT Kelenic (2023 OF, Waukesha, WI) has a completely different swing with a completely different body from the opposite side of the plate as his big league brother but the one commonality is big bat speed.  JT whips the barrel hard with some serious bat speed and power potential.

Ashton Larson (2023 OF, Overland Park, KS) had one of the smoothest and prettiest swings of any hitter today, which almost hid his excellent left handed bat speed.  He has such an easy rhythm and flow to his swing.

Cooper Pratt (2023 SS, Oxford, MS) has improved so much over the last year at the plate as he's grown into his long 6-4/185 build and he consistently barreled up the ball during BP.  He then went out and picked up 3 hits during the game action.

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) simply has some of the best right handed bat speed in the 2023 class and the ball makes a big league sound coming off the barrel.  The switch-hitter's left handed swing is a bit longer but has plenty of lift and juice.  You can go a long time before you see a switch-hitter hit home runs from both sides during a PG BP and we saw one today.

Francesco Capocci (2023 3B, Cumming, GA) really squared up the ball well today with a simple and well timed swing that created line drive after line drive, mostly to the pull side.

Eric Guevara (2023 SS, Statesboro, GA) has a strong 5-11/185 build and very fast hands at the plate.  He gets strength from his lower half and drives the ball hard and often.

Isaiah Mack (2023 3B, Cornelius, NC) is undoubtedly one of the strongest 2023's in the country and there is no mistaking the impact he can impart on a baseball, especially when he's getting the barrel out and turning on the ball.

Garet Boehm (2023 3B, Taylor, TX) is another big and strong right handed hitting third baseman with the ability to drive a baseball hard.  Boehm worked gap to gap while showing nice rhythm to his swing.

Jet Gilliam (2023 OF, Henderson, NV) is a quick twitch athlete and that twitch really shows well in his hands, which are quick and direct to the ball when he stays back in his balance point.

Nico Newhan (2023 SS, Vista, CA) is a strong 5-11/190 athlete, especially in his lower half.  He has hitter's hands that fire hard and create lots of bat speed and jump.