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Alexander Umland (2024 RHP, Los Angeles, CA) did a nice job at pounding the strike zone and operating in the 88-91 mph range with command. It's a full four pitch mix with pitchability. 

Smith Bailey (2024 RHP, Peoria, AZ) worked up to 94 mph and worked super quickly throwing a lot of strikes. Bailey lands the breaker with consistency and also showed a high spin changeup. 

William Kirk (2024 LHP, Saddle River, NJ) showed a full three pitch mix and lived in the 88-91 mph range with the fastball. Kirk commanded both sides from a lower slot and showed a very good changeup along with feel for a sweeper. 

Jake McKowen (2024 RHP, Sacramento, CA) has a really loose arm that produced fastballs up to 94 mph. He kills spin on the changeup and has a slider as well to complete the three pitch mix. 

David Roberts (2024 LHP, Discovery Bay, CA) pounded strikes with angle and deception while living in the 88-91 mph range. There's three good pitches highlighted by the changeup and he lived on the arm side. 

Daniel Arambula (2024 3B, Yucaipa, CA) crushed a home run that left the bat at 100 mph and traveled several rows deep in left field. There's huge power and whip to the hands and he crushed an elevated fastball. 

Tyler Fox (2024 SS, Northville, MI) had two 90+ mph hits off the bat, both to the pull side. Fox has a loose, leveraged stroke with the ability to hit the ball into the air already. 

Landon Hairston (2024 OF, Queen Creek, AZ) also collected two 90+ exit velocities and carried over the barrel feel from BP. It's a compact swing with quickness to his hands and he was locked in. 

Aiden Harris (2024 3B, Midlothian, VA) had a missile of a line out to right field, leaving the bat at 98 mph. Harris has huge power and showed the impact off during BP. 

David Hogg II (2024 SS, Mansfield, TX) collected a double and made a really nice body control play at second base. In one motion, Hogg II fielded a back hand and dragged his toe across second base for a force out. 

William Schmidt (2024 RHP, Baton Rouge, LA) has explosive arm talent and showed it off in this game, running his fastball up to 94 mph with huge vertical break and paired with it a sharp, true downer curveball with over 3,000 rpm frequently. He has the makings of having a plus fastball and plus curveball. 

Cole Royer (2024 RHP, Waynesville, GA) has plus arm speed and has big projection, running his fastball up to 95 mph with occasional cut/ride and flashed the makings of a plus slider in the upper-70's with near 3,000 rpm at times. 

Ryan Sloan (2024 RHP, Elmhurst, IL) showed big stuff on the mound, up to 96 mph on his fastball that got whiffs in-zone, also showing a slider that generated up to 20" of sweep and a changeup that mimicked his fastball release well and showed deception. 

Drew Rerick (2024 RHP, Fargo, ND) is big and physical with lots of strength and very interesting stuff, up to 95 mph on his four-seamer with big carry and high spin, missing bats consistently with a good bullet slider up to 83-84. 

Manuelle Marin (2024 SS, Hialeah, FL) took one of the louder swings of the day, doubling loudly over the left fielder's head one hop up against the wall at 96 mph. He's a talented defender as well, and continues to come into more and more power. 

Felix Ong (2024 RHP, Key West, FL) has good size and arm strength, running the fastball up to 93 mph with cut-ride action and showing a sweeper with up to 17" of horizontal movement to miss bats. It's a projectable body and overall mix that projects. 

Niko Janssens (2024 LHP, Spring Hill, FL) showed big stuff in his outing, missing bats with his fastball up to 93 mph with impressive vert, showing a sharp gyro slider and feel for a changeup as well from the left side. 

Conrad Cason (2024 SS, Lilburn, GA) has thunder in his hands and good bat speed, showing impact to all fields in BP and then hammering a 94 mph exit velo double the opposite way in this game. 

Ediel Rivera (2024 C, Salinas, PR) showed some really interesting defensive tools behind the plate, throwing accurate and firmly to both 2nd and 3rd with twitch and from his knees as well, hosing a runner at 3B included. 

Braylon Payne (2024 OF, Missouri City, TX) made a jumping catch against the wall in left- center field to rob extra bases, and hammered a 93 mph exit velo liner the other way during one of his at-bats. He's toolsed up with real feel for the game. 

Brodie Johnston (2024 SS, Ooltewah, TN) gave one a real ride in this one, hammering a ball at 97 mph up the gap to get run down on an excellent play by Payne. Johnston is a big, physical athlete with big juice in his lefthanded swing. 

Austin Jacobs (2024 SS, Geneva, FL) took a good at-bat working the count deep and laying off tough pitches to then single with two-strikes, hitting a liner the opposite way. He also shows solid feet in the infield and made a couple solid plays. 

Tyler Head (2024 OF, Winter Garden, FL) was on the barrel a couple times today following a very good workout last night, showing feel for using the whole field and projecting well long term in terms of power given the bad speed and athleticism. 

Ethan Puig (2024 3B, Miami, FL) smoked a home run down the left field line for a two-run shot in the first inning. Puig has long had a standout hit tool and showed off the power with that big shot. 

Cade Townsend (2024 RHP, Aliso Viejo, CA) worked up to 94 mph and showed two different breaking balls along with a changeup. The fastball has good vertical traits to it while the slider can be a swing-and-miss offering. 

Cam Caminiti (2024 OF, Scottsdale, AZ) certainly looks the part and is an extraordinary fluid mover down the mound with four pitches. He worked 91-94 mph with a curveball and slider while the projection here is real. 

Andreas Alvarez (2024 RHP, Largo, FL) lived in the 91-93 mph range and was up to 94 mph. There's good traits to the breaking ball while the changeup flashed plus frequently for whiffs. 

Brendan Lawson (2024 SS, Toronto, ON) took 95 mph in and hit it 97 mph out for a hard hit ground ball up the middle. Lawson has a smooth left-handed swing with plenty of impact upside. 

Chase Mobley (2024 RHP, Plant City, FL) worked up to 96 mph with plus arm speed and significant physical projection. Mobley lived in the 94-95 mph range with good feel for a downer slider and is going to throw really hard down the line. 

Lance Davis (2024 RHP, Jonesboro, AR) lived in the low-90s with good arm side life on the fastball. The delivery is clean with very good gyro spin on the slider for swings and misses. 

Jack Brown (2024 RHP, Noblesville, IN) showed a strong three pitch mix and a fastball that touched 94 mph. He pitched in the low-90s and his best pitch was a fading changeup that he can throw to righties or lefties; Brown struck out six hitters. 

Boston Bateman (2024 LHP, Camarillo, CA) generates big angle with his 91-94 mph fastball and curveball that had spin rates north of 2900+. He's 6-foot-7 with massive projection and deception. 

Konnor Griffin (2024 OF, Florence, MS) showed off the baseball acumen by executing a nifty steal of home. Griffin read the throw back to the pitcher perfectly and was able to slide safely. 

Riley Luft (2024 OF, Boca Raton, FL) showed off the arm strength in the final inning by hosing a runner at the plate. The arm strength was solid and accurate in the perfect spot. 

Andre Modugno (2024 3B, Upper Saddle River, NJ) had a line drive single over the shortstop's head and also showed off the upside on the mound. Modugno was 95-97 mph with huge projection. 

Hunter Carns (2024 C, Jacksonville, FL) leveraged the swing well to show off the bat speed and his ability to impact the ball out in front. He's under control with looseness and lots of carry for power potential. 

Vincent Hudson (2024 SS, Hacienda Heights, CA) showed a well-sequenced swing with loose hands and the ability to find the barrel with frequency. 

Tyler Head (2024 OF, Winter Garden, FL) has a very loose and lofted swing that produced a lot of backspin and carry. There's athleticism to the swing and the ability to clear the front side to create loft. 

Nicholas Montgomery (2024 C, Cypress, CA) is incredibly strong and was able to impact the ball with multiple exits over 100 mph. There's big power upside to go along with barrel frequency. 

Addison Klepsch (2024 SS, Escondido, CA) created good bat speed out in front to turn the barrel over and work to the pull side. It's a full path with leverage when connected. 

Derrick Pitts (2024 OF, St. Louis, MO) has bat speed with fluidity to the bat head through extension. He gets out in front and can turn the barrel over with authority. 

Myles Bailey (2024 1B, Tallahassee, FL) has massive power upside especially to the pull side of the field. There's huge impact and the ability to get the ball into the air. 

Manuelle Marin (2024 SS, Hialeah, FL) took a very consistent round, getting the ball into the air with carry and frequency. There's quick hands with some present bat speed and the ability to control the barrel. 

Braylon Payne (2024 OF, Missouri City, TX) flashed some impact and power with exit velocities of 99 and 102 mph. There's fast hands with the ability to use the whole field on a line. 

Will Sanford (2024 RHP, San Diego, CA) showed some pull side power with a couple of home runs in the seats. He creates space out in front to leverage the swing and create big carry. 

Michael Ryan (2024 SS, Luling, LA) took a consistent round with good bat speed and the ability to work on a line to all fields. He torques the lower half hard and works through the power well. 

Akhil Nimmala (2024 3B, Valrico, FL) has really impressive power with multiple 100+ exit velocities off the bat. He creates really easy jump off the barrel with plenty of present pull side juice. 

James Fagnant (2024 SS, East Granby, CT) took a solid round, spraying hard line drive contact to all fields. He controls his levers well with an accurate barrel and a line drive approach and execution. 

Dylan Green (2024 SS, Roseville, CA) used the entire field creating line drives to all parts of the field. There's good rhythm to the swing and the ability to use a consistent stroke. 

Fabio Peralta (2024 OF, Miami, FL) was really consistent with a fluid barrel and plenty of line drive contact. He works through the ball really nicely with looseness, lift, and bat speed. 

Aiden Harris (2024 3B, Midlothian, VA) produced some big exit velocities north of 100+ mph. There's plenty of power upside here as he hit some balls really hard with frequency. 

Sir Jamison Jones (2024 C, Blue Island, IL) also produced exit velocities north of 100+ mph and has big impact potential. There's plenty of strength to the swing that will develop into power. 

Adrian Areizaga (2024 SS, Aguada, PR) took a really consistent round, turning on the ball to the pull side and living in the mid-90s in terms of exit velocity. The swing is athletic and loose with lots of projection. 

Myles Davis (2024 SS, Marion, IA) used the whole field on a line with plenty of strength in his wrists. Davis also showed some pull side power with the ability to go 90+ to the opposite field. 

Gabe Fraser (2024 SS, Westminster, CA) has bat speed from the left side with good balance, athleticism, and lift to the swing. It was a fairly consistent round with the ability to turn the barrel too. 

Landon Hairston (2024 OF, Queen Creek, AZ) has fast hands from the left side and can create some line drive contact down the line. It's a balanced swing with good extension too. 

Daniel Arambula (2024 3B, Yucaipa, CA) flashed the power when the swing was timed up to create home run pull side power. There's whip to the hands and easy strength in the wrists. 

Nathan Christman (2024 3B, Hesperia, CA) has plenty of strength with the ability to create impact in a tight window. There's plenty of physicality and the ability to drive the ball to the big part of the park. 

Coen Niclai (2024 C, Anchorage, AK) flashed some big power and upper-90s exit velocities. He swings with intent and turns the barrel over to create pull side power. 

Slade Caldwell (2024, Jonesboro, AR) showcased the ability to impact a game early on, lining a ball into left field for a base hit and quickly coming around to score from first on a double. Quick hands produce big time bat speed at the plate, while plus speed stands out on the bases. 

Konnor Griffin (2024, Florence, MS) found a loud barrel early, hammering a deep fly ball to right field at 98 mph. A strong, mature frame generates easy power that plays to all fields. It is an impact bat with middle of the order ability. Griffin also ran the fastball up to 94 mph on the mound. 

Andre Modugno (2024, Upper Saddle River, NJ) nearly left the yard to dead center field early on, hammering a ball at 105 mph off the bat for an RBI triple, Modugno followed it with a double into left field at 104 mph later in the game. The slugger generates easy power that can play to the big part of the field. 

Carson Wiggins (2024, Roland, OK) put on a show during his start on the mound. The righthander sat in the mid to upper-90’s with ease, topping out at 98 mph. A sharp slider at 83-85 mph featured late bite that can miss bats regularly. It is not a fun at-bat for hitters with Wiggins on the hill. 

Colin Guerra (2024, Olathe, KS) laced multiple balls back up the middle for a couple of base hits. Quick hands create quality bat speed through the zone, while sound balance throughout allow for barrels to be found often. 

Ethan Puig (2024, Miami, FL) laced a ball back up the middle for a base hit (95 mph EV). The barrel gets on plane early, while a sound approach that consistently works through the middle of the field. 

Drew Rogers (2024, Tempe, AZ) found a loud barrel on a lien out to right field, hitting the ball 100 mph off the bat. The right-handed hitting slugger shows strong hands at contact that allow for quality power to all fields. Rogers also showed strong catch and throw ability from behind the plate, posting multiple 1.80 pop times on a caught stealing. 

Lazaro Collera (2024, Miami, FL) showcased an overpower fastball throughout his outing. The fastball sat 94-97 mph, topping out at 98 mph. A firm changeup at 90-92 mph and a tight, low-80’s slider were thrown off the heater. The slider showed the ability to miss bats consistently. 

Cole Cleveland (2024, Delray Beach, FL) laced a line drive at 95 mph off the bat to the opposite field for a base hit. A simple left-handed stroke stays balanced well, allowing for the entire field to be used.

Michael Mullinax (2024, Canton, GA) finished of a long at-bat with a line drive single into right field to score a run. Quick hands and a linear path through the zone allow for hard hit contact to be sprayed to all fields. 

Jake Yeager (2024, Odenton, MD) showcased quality stuff during his relief appearance. The righthander attacked the zone with the fastball at 92-95 mph. A quality slider at 80-83 mph was landed for strikes regularly.

Jordan Stribling (2024, Dallas, TX) showed a tough pitch mix out of the pen. The lefthander featured a fastball at 91-94 mph with tons of ride through the zone. A breaking ball at 73-76 mph showed good depth, while a fading changeup got hitters out front.   

Tate Sirmans (2024, Valdosta, GA) jumped on an elevated fastball and lined it into left field for a base hit (96 mph EV). Advanced bat speed allows the bat head to get out front and drive balls with authority to the pullside regularly. 

Ryan Ashford (2024, Lake Mary, FL) made quick work of hitters during his start on the bump. The fastball sat 88-90 mph with heavy armside run. A sweeping, upper-70’s slider paired well off the heater, resulting in whiffs often. Ashford also flashed some feel for a fading changeup. 

Carlos Martinez (2024, Port Saint Lucie, FL) hammered a ball through the left side of the infield at 97 mph off the bat for an RBI single early on and followed it with a 93 mph EV on an RBI single back up the middle later in the game. A strong, mature frame plays well in the box and results in loud contact regularly. 

Tate Strickland (2024, Powder Springs, GA) displayed intriguing stuff during his relief appearance on the mound. The fastball sat 93-95 mph, topping out at 97 mph. Confidence was shown in the slider at 83-86 mph, throwing it early and often. Quality titling action was shown when spun well. 

Caleb Bonemer (2024, Okemos, MI) has put on a show at the plate all week long, including yet another hard hit line drive to left field for a base hit early in the ballgame. The feel for the barrel and ability to produce loud contact often has been impressive. 

Theo Gillen (2024, Austin, TX) turned around a 95 mph fastball and laced it up the middle for a base hit (96 mph EV). Loose, fluid hands create easy bat speed with the ability to handle high velo with ease. 

Elijah Grant (2024, Belton, SC) showed the ability to get on top of an elevated fastball, lining it hard into right field for an RBI single. Quick hands manipulate the barrel well, allowing for line drives to be sprayed to all fields. On the bases, advanced athleticism and speed stand out. 

Jack Giordano (2024, San Diego, CA) continues to find the barrel and producing loud contact, including a ball hit 96 mph off the bat late in the game. Good intent in shown throughout the swing with the ability to do damage to pullside regularly. 

Dylan Fien (2024, Temecula, CA) put a good swing on a fastball over the plate, lining it to left-center field for a double (96 mph EV). Quality balance throughout the swing allows for the barrel to be found consistently.

Sage Sanders (2024, Austin, TX) capped off a ten pitch at-bat with a booming double off the right field wall (94 mph EV). The left-handed slugger looks to do damage at the plate, showing good intent and creating plenty of torque throughout swings.

Carter McKay (2024, Arlington, TN) had a strong showing at the plate, recording multiple hits to the pullside. A strong frame helps generate loud contact when barreled. There is intriguing pullside power present. 

Austin Irby (2024, Virginia Beach, VA) found a loud barrel late in the ballgame, lacing a ball into right field at 99 mph off the bat. Plenty of leverage gets created within the left-handed stroke, resulting in intriguing pullside power. 

Connor Shouse (2024, Ball Ground, GA) displayed some loud stuff late in the game. The righthander sat 93-95 mph with the fastball, showing life through the zone. A tight slider at 80-83 mph featured late bite, resulting in a fair share of whiffs. The pitch mix makes for an uncomfortable at-bat. 

Zach Swanson (2024, Castle Rock, WA) showed some loud stuff on the bump during his start. The righthander ran the fastball up to 95 mph with tons of life through the zone. A curveball with depth and tilting slider were both shown, as well as a firm changeup in 

Dylan Jones (2024, Melbourne, FL) struck out five across two innings of work. The righthander sat 91-93 mph with the fastball, generating a fair share of whiffs in the zone. A slider at 81-83 mph flashed quality action when spun well. 

Logan de Groot (2024, Coto De Caza, CA) drove home the first run of the game with a deep sac fly to center field, followed by a loud line out at 97 mph off the bat later in the game. Quick hands stand out at the plate, while a tall, lanky frame projects well for more power down the line.  

Luke Dickerson (2024, Denville, NJ) smoked a ball deep into the right-center field gap for an RBI triple (101 mph EV). The right-handed hitting slugger utilizes a compact swing with good balance throughout.  

Hogan Denny (2024, Mooresville, IN) laced a ball back up the middle for a base hit at 98 mph off the bat. A strong, mature frame generates loud contact on a regularly basis, showing power that plays to the big part of the field. 

Ryan Costello (2024, Howell, NJ) had the biggest swing of the day, launching a ball to deep right field for a grand slam (101 mph EV). The left-handed hitting slugger consistently generates loud contact to the pullside, showing power that profiles well in the middle of the order. 

Alex Hernandez (2024, Cumming, GA) produced two loud singles on the day, hitting one 100 mph and the other 102 mph off the bat. Strong hands are shown at contact, allowing for hard hit contact to all fields. 

Ethan Surowiec (2024, Gulfport, MS) hammered a ball through the left side at 103 mph off the bat for a single, followed by another single up the middle at 102 mph off the bat. Advanced bat speed stands out and allows the bat head to get out front regularly. It combines with a strong frame to produce loud contact often. 

Dante Nori (2024, Northville, MI) capped off a long at-bat with a 2-run single back up the middle and later hammered a double to deep left field. A strong, physical frame stands out at the plate. Quick hands get the barrel on plane early and can spray hard hit line drives gap to gap. 

Kolt Myers (2024, St Augustine, FL) found a barrel on a hard hit ball to center field for a base hit. A smooth path makes loud impact out front on a consistent basis. There is quality impact present with more power potential down the line. 

Bryce Navarre (2024, Montgomery, TX) generated plenty of uncomfortable swings during his relief appearance on the mound. The fastball sat 87-89 mph with slight armside run. A sweeping slider was dominant, showing spin rates over 3100 rpm and causing awkward swings often. 

Bryce Rainer (2024, Simi Valley, CA) ambushed a fastball in his second at-bat for a base hit to right field. A loose, fluid swing creates a whippy barrel through the zone with the ability to get the bat head out front.

Chris Newstrom (2024, Phoenix, AZ) found a barrel late in the ballgame, lacing a breaking ball into left-center field for a base hit. Good extension out front and a lanky frame with room to add project well for more power down the line. 

Bailan Caraballo (2024, Orlando, FL) nearly left the yard, sending a ball deep to left field for a double at 98 mph off the bat. The power potential continues to stand out, as Caraballo can punish mistakes left over the plate regularly. 

Kaiden Lopez (2024, Orlando, FL) displayed an impressive pitch mix out of the pen. The fastball got up to 95 mph, while showing feel for a changeup and quality, mid-80’s cutter. Lopez also flashed a curveball with depth at 77-79 mph. 

Noah Franco (2024, Bradenton, FL) showed an athletic operation and quality stuff on the mound. The fastball sat 90-92 mph with armside run. A quality curveball at 77-78 mph showed good depth, resulting in multiple strikeouts. Franco also flashed a fading, low-80’s changeup to round out a quality pitch mix. 

Cade Arrambide (2024, Tomball, TX) found a barrel late in the ballgame, lacing a ball into the left corner for a double. Easy bat speed generates loud contact when squared up. Impressive catch and throw ability has stood out behind the plate as well. 

Maverick Rizy (2024, Fiskdale, AZ) looked good during his start on the mound. The tall, high-waisted righthander attacked the zone with a firm fastball at 91-94 mph. A quality, tilting slider at 77-79 mph showed the ability to miss bats when in the zone. 

David Mysza (2024, Sierra Madre, CA) continues to perform at the plate, lacing a ball back up the middle for base hit early one. The UCLA commit showcases advanced feel for the barrel with a mature approach that consistently works through the big part of the field. 

Ariston Veasey (2024, Tyrone, GA) showed off impressive catch and throw ability behind the plate, nabbing a potential base stealer with a strike down to second. A quick transfer and advanced arm strength stand out behind the plate. The arm strength translates well to the mound, topping out at 95 mph and showing a breaking ball with depth. Veasey also showed some feel for the barrel at plate, lining a ball into right field for an RBI single. 

Mateo Gray (2024, Weston, FL) found a loud barrel early on, roping a double into the left field corner at 95 mph off the bat. A strong build plays well in the box, generating quality pullside power when squared up. 

Ty Southisene (2024, Henderson, NV) continues to put together quality at-bats and find a way on base. A quick, linear path has found the barrel consistently and allowed for balls to be sprayed to all fields. Southisene also showed quality speed on the bases, allowing him to be aggressive and steal bags. 

AJ Evasco (2024, Lincoln, NE) put together a quality swing on a line drive back up the middle for a base hit. Quick hands create advanced bat speed through the zone, while a mature approach consistently works through the big part of the field. 

Ryan Schwartz (2024, Indian Trail, NC) produced one of the louder barrels of the game on a double to deep left field at 97 mph off the bat. The right-handed slugger swings with tons of intent and can get extended well out front. 

Bryce Clavon (2024, Kennesaw, GA) laced a base hit into center field at 100 mph off the bat, followed by a double into the left-center field gap later in the ballgame. Quick hands stay short to contact, producing hard hit contact consistently to the big part of the field. 

Garrett Shull (2024, Enid, OK) put a good swing on a hanging slider, lacing a ball at 93 mph into the right-center field gap for a base hit. A sound approach and good balance allow for barrels to be found often. 

Jackson Glueck (2024, Kansas City, MO) hammered a ball into the right field corner for a double at 101 mph off the bat. Good rhythm is created within the swing, while a lofted path and strong frame generate loud pullside power.  

Asher Sabom (2024, Ball Ground, GA) looked good during his relief appearance on the bump. The righthander showcased a quality sinker at 88-90 mph that was thrown for strikes consistently. An intriguing slider at 73-76 mph paired well off the heater, showing potential traits of an out pitch. 

Levi Sterling (2024, Los Angeles, CA) showed the ability to create tons of movement on multiple pitch types. The fastball sat 92-94 mph with heavy armside run. Two different breaking balls were shown, as Sterling can manipulate the shape and depth. The pitch mix keeps hitters honest and stays off the barrel consistently.  

Aukai (Jaydon) Kea (2024, HI) launched a ball to the track in deepest part of the park in left-center field for a double (101 mph EV). A strong lower half helps generate advanced power that plays well to the pullside. It is a potential middle of the order bat that can do damage regularly. 

Slade Caldwell (2024, Jonesboro, AR) displayed quick hands with plenty of bat speed through the zone. A short, compact path and advanced feel for the barrel allows for balls to be hit hard consistently into both gaps. 

Cam Caminiti (2024, Scottsdale, AZ) showcased a control swing with plenty of leverage within and quality strength at impact. It combines with good extension out front to produce loud pullside power when squared up. 

Riley Luft (2024, Boca Raton, FL) showed the ability to get extended well out front and produce loud contact to the pullside. A strong frame generates advanced power that can leave the yard at times. 

Tate Sirmans (2024, Valdosta, GA) found some late power during his round, leaving the yard in left field. Quick hands allow the bat head to get out front, while a lofted path helps drive the ball in the air consistently. 

Ky McGary (2024, Phoenix, AZ) consistently produced loud contact throughout his round. Quality intent was shown with the ability to get extended well out front. 

Levi Clark (2024, Marietta, GA) drove the ball with authority throughout his round. The barrel gets on plane early while showing impressive strength at contact. 

William Baker (2024, Upper Coomera, QL- AUS) showed the ability to use a strong, compact frame to generate multiple exit velocities over 100 mph. A lofted path allows for balls to be hit in the air consistently. 

Andre Modugno (2024, Upper Saddle River, NJ) showcased good intent throughout his round, looking to do damage to the big part of the field. The power stands out, producing multiple exit velocities over 100 mph. 

Konnor Griffin (2023, Florence, MS) displayed impressive power throughout his round, consistently driving balls to the big part of the field. A strong, physical frame stands out at the plate and can produce loud contact regularly, including three balls hit over 100 mph to end the round. 

Maximo Martinez (2024, Hawthrone, CA) showed loose, quick hands with the ability to create barrel whip through the zone. There is quality bat speed present with an approach that consistently works through the middle of the field. 

Jake Quinn (2024, St Paul, MN) utilizes a clean, lofted path from the left side to produce loud contact often. The slugger creates easy power that plays well middle to pullside. 

Drew Rogers (2024, Tempe, AZ) put together a quality round with loud barrels to the big part of the field. Good leverage is created within the swing while showing impressive strength at contact. 

Anson Seibert (2024, Overland Park, KS) got things started with a loud showing on the mound, striking out four across two scoreless frames. The tall, slender righthander topped out at 95 mph with tons of life through the zone. A short slider at 80-82 mph and a mid-80’s changeup were paired off the heater. 

Caleb Bonemer (2024, Okemos, MI) had a standout performance at the plate, hitting two homeruns to deep left field (107 mph and 103 mph EV respectively) as well as a 107 mph single to left field. A physical frame stands out in the box and can produce loud impact consistently. There is massive raw power that can show up often in-game. 

Sam Erickson (2024, Flower Mound, TX) showed good feel for the barrel on an RBI single to the opposite field and a loud double to dead center field, hitting both balls 98 mph off the bat. Erickson followed it up with another base hit the other way later in the ballgame. A short path to contact allows for good barrel manipulation and consistent quality contact. 

Nathan Aceves (2024, Huntington Beach, CA) ran the fastball up to 95 mph and showed the ability to miss bats with a slider at 79-81 mph showing good depthl. The pitch mix kept hitters off balance consistently and induced seven whiffs across two scoreless frames. 

Maximus McClellan (2024, Avon Lake, OH) displayed an intriguing four-pitch mix that kept hitters off balance. The fastball sat 90-92 mph with heavy armside run. A tight slider at 79-81 mph missed bats often, while a slower curveball at 74-75 mph kept hitters honest. A quality, fading changeup in the low-80’s was shown later on in the outing. 

Christian Chatterton (2024, Killen, AL) impressed out of the pen, striking out 

The righthander ran the fastball up to 94 mph with life through the zone. A sweeping slider at 77-79 mph paired well off the fastball and showed the ability to miss bats often. 

Sage Sanders (2024, Austin, TX) laced a ball back up the middle at 93 mph for an RBI single. There is quality barrel lag through the zone with impact at contact that results in hard hit balls regularly. 

Bailan Caraballo (2024, Orlando, FL) showed off impressive power, launching a ball deep over the left field wall for a solo homerun (99 mph EV). A strong, physical frame generates massive pullside power when squared up, profiling well in the middle of the order. 

Trey Gregory-Alford (2024, Colorado Springs, CO) showcased overpowering stuff out of the pen. The 6-foot-5 righthander attacks the zone with a heavy sinking fastball that topped out at 97 mph. A firm, upper-80’s slider showed late bite with the ability to miss bats regularly.