Tucker Holland (2023 LHP, Burlington, NC) is a big and physical lefty with bat-missing stuff, reaching 94 mph on his fastball and missing bats with it. He showed a very slow and deep curveball for strikes, and flashed a sharper slider as well. 

Noble Meyer (2023 RHP, West Linn, OR) was otherworldly good in this outing, working 95-98 mph with his fastball and dotting the edges, mixing in a plus slider at 84-85 with 17-18" of sweep as well as a changeup in the upper-80's with fade. 

Max Stanley (2023 RHP, Parker, CO) has a very projectable build and quick arm, working 89-91 with excellent vertical break on the fastball, mixing in a hard gyro slider in the 81-83 mph range and flashing a straight changeup as well. The whole package projects. 

Josh Knoth (2023 RHP, Medford, NY) has pretty projectable stuff, reaching 94 mph with his fastball and spinning his curveball north of 3000 rpm at times. He will need to continue to refine his command but the upside is enticing. 

Tommy Turner (2023 RHP, Coventry, RI) showed some bat-missing stuff, reaching 93 mph with his fastball and showing a sharp, downer breaker in the upper-70's that he was able to get under barrels for whiffs. 

Hagan Ward (2023 RHP, Wellesley, MA) has to now hold the record for strike-throwing at PG National, pounding the zone at a 19/20 clip for 2 innings. He got weak contact on a sinker at 88-91 mph and was able to keep hitters off-balance with his breaker. 

Kyle Johnson (2023 OF, Leesburg, VA) had one of the louder swings of the day, roping a double down the line at 91 mph on the exit. His bat speed and strength stand out, and he's had a good week overall. He also worked 89-92 mph from the left side with good carry up in the zone and missed bats consistently. 

Samuel Parker (2023 1B, Marietta, GA) has huge bat speed and strength, capable of really driving the baseball to all fields, and he picked up a double in this game during a week where he took a massive BP as well as found barrels in game. 

Jose Luis Ortiz Rivera (2023 OF, Guayama, PR) had a couple knocks in this game, showing his ability to really handle the barrel and make hard contact across the zone. He knocked a 92 mph single back through the middle for one of the hits, and on the whole has good barrel skills. 

Walker Martin (2023 SS, Eaton, CO) has impressed all week with the bat and picked up two hits in this game, including a well-struck double and a bloop single. He handles the bat well, has good strength in his swing, and is a good athlete overall. 

Easton Shelton (2023 1B, Las Vegas, NV) is big and physical righthanded hitter with plenty of strength to his swing. He roped a well-struck double off of 90 mph to the pull-side in this one, showing the strength but also showing the bat speed. 

Alfonsin Rosario (2023 OF, Newark, NJ) has had an incredible week, showing off extremely loud tools, and he was rewarded in game play today with a double to dead CF at 90 mph off the bat. His power and arm tools are very notable, and he's a solid athlete too. 

Alex Philpott (2023 RHP, Tampa, FL) worked 87-90 with tons of projection and got a lot of swing and miss on the breaking ball. Philpott is big and athletic with three pitches, plenty of whip, and the breaking ball functioning as the out pitch. 

Miller Green (2023 LHP, Nashville, TN) pounded strikes with a very low effort delivery and lived in the upper-80s with the heater. It's an easy release and Grreen has a ton of physical projection while both the breaker and changeup are solid. 

Chance Mako (2023 RHP, Salisbury, NC) touched 93 mph in the second frame but lived in the low-90s with the heater. There's plus arm speed and physical projection while the slider looks like an out pitch now; the changeup also flashed some pretty serious fade. 

Porter Buursema (2023 RHP, Woodstock, GA) showed an excellent feel to spin with a full four pitch mix. He throws low-90s cutters with a big 12/6 curveball and a low-80s slider that got plenty of whiffs against right-handed hitters. 

James Hankerson (2023 1B, Tampa, FL) got an elevated fastball and smoked it to the pull side at 95 mph off the bat. Hankerson hustled around the bases and showed off the wheels as he slid in for a triple. 

Bjorn Johnson (2023 LHP, Seattle, WA) got plenty of swing-and-miss and worked in the 89-91 mph range with the fastball. He has good feel to land the slider on the arm side  and the changeup flashed plus in the low-80s. 

Grayson Smith (2023 RHP, Rocky Face, GA) worked in the low-90s with a mid-70s breaker that he could land for strikes. Smith is ultra physical and kills spin on the changeup with a low of 1260 rpm. 

AJ Garcia (2023 OF, Chicago, IL) rocketed a triple to the right centerfield gap, taking advantage of an elevated fastball to do so. He keeps the swing compact with a tight turn and can lift the ball to the pull side effectively. 

Christopher Diaz (2023 RHP, Hialeah, FL) worked really quickly on the mound and threw a lot of strikes. Diaz sat 89-91 mph with the fastball that showed good run while the changeup was an intriguing offering for whiffs against LHHs. 

Bradley Link (2023 RHP, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) competed well in the strike zone and got a lot of swing-and-miss on the fastball. He's athletic with a quick arm and worked in the 90-93 mph range with a slider he could locae to the glove side effectively. 

Chase Stryker (2023 RHP, Summerville, SC) got up to 93 mph and sat in the lo-90s flashing some big horizontal life on the heater. The arm is quick and compact through the back while the spin on the curveball is very good and he has good feel for it. 

Cal Fisher (2023 SS, Deerfield, WI) had himself a solid rip at the plate as he crushed a 96 mph exit velocity triple the other way. He's a physical hitter with good hand eye coordination and has taken quality at-bats with a really nice grab at shortstop earlier this week too. 

George Lombard (2023 SS, Pinecrest, FL) crushed a 101 mph exit velocity double to the left centerfield gap that was absolutely torched. Lombard has a massive offensive ceiling and his in-game at-bats have been very competitive this week. 

Arjun Nimmala (2023 SS, Valrico, FL) battled for a 12 pitch at-bat that was capped off with a 94 mph exit velocity single back through the middle. Nimmala has some of the best power in the class and takes consistently good at-bats. 

Haiden Leffew (2023 LHP, Kannapolis, NC) worked up to 93 mph but lived mostly in the 88-91 mph range through the outing. He's got two breaking balls and a four pitch mix along with physicality on the bump. 

Andrew Duncan (2023 OF, Dunedin, FL) ran a 4.1 second time to first base and also crushed a 101 mph exit velocity double to the pull side gap. Duncan has huge tools and the bat speed to create batted ball impact like that. 

Thomas White (2023 LHP, Rowley, MA) entered the National Showcase as the top ranked pitcher in the 2023 class and he did nothing this event to change that this evening, striking out all six hitters he faced.  White worked from a smooth and seemingly effortless delivery with a fastball that sat in the mid-90's, topping out at 96 mph, to go with an upper 70's sharp breaking ball.

Blake Dickerson (2023 LHP, Virginia Beach, VA) followed White to the mound for the Vegas Gold team and was almost as effective, striking out five hitters in two innings.  The 6-6 southpaw has an easy delivery that promises more velocity than his present 90-92 in the future.  He also threw a 79-81 mph slider that showed lots of promise.

Adrian Blanchet (2023 RHP, Irvine, CA) brought his big arm across the country to show off and did exactly that in his two innings of work.  The strong 6-4/215 right-hander topped out at 95 mph from an over the top arm slot that created lots of angle when down and got above barrels up in the zone.

James DeCremer III (2023 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ) was easily one of the most difficult at-bats not only of the day but of the entire event.  The 6-1 right hander has a high energy delivery with tons of deception and a fastball up to 95 mph that got on hitters fast.  He also threw a big sweeping 84 mph curveball with big bite that had already worried right handed hitters anxious to get off the plate.

Luke Rodriguez (2023 RHP, Shafter, CA) was another very uncomfortable at-bat and took the mound just after DeCremer.  Rodriguez worked arm side often with a 90-94 mph fastball but his best pitch was a big breaking downer curveball with 2900+ spin rates.  He also used a pretty legitimate 70 mph knuckleball as his change up for a completely different look.

Jaden Bastian (2023 OF, Winter Garden, FL) has a running back's build with a very strong lower half and big right handed bat speed.  He stung a hard single to left field that was 99 mph off the bat during a game that there was very little really hard and square contact.  He's a 6.39 runner with a very high offensive ceiling.

Caleb Hampton (2023 OF, Ooltewah, TN) "only" ran the sixty in 6.50 but that speed really played up in the game.  He got everyone's attention by stealing home outright, then used that speed to hustle out a double to left centerfield that would have been a single for most players.

Darnell W Parker Jr (2023 SS, Carrollton, VA) has made his reputation as a prospect by being a slick fielding middle infielder but he's really added on the bat speed in the last year.  He also hustled a double to left centerfield.

Ty Waid (2023 C, Texarkana, AR) is one of the stronger players at the event, with a physical 6-2/215 build, and that strength translates very well into his right-handed swing.  He crushed a double to deep left centerfield that left the barrel at 100 mph.

All eyes were on Alfonsin Rosario (2023 OF, Newark, NJ) each time he came up to the plate after his show in batting practice Friday night and he didn't disappoint, grounding a hard single to left field that produced a 101 mph exit velocity.

Dylan Questad (2023 RHP, Waterford, WI) was explosive in his outing, working in the 92-96 mph range with his fastball, missing bats consistently with the pitch. He showed feel for a downer CB and turned over a CH well too. 

Cole Selvig (2023 RHP, Altoona, WI) punched out 4 in his 2 innings, working in the 91-93 mph range with his fastball, and really found his SL feel in the 2nd inning, commanding it really well glove side and missing bats. He threw a good amount of strikes and projects well. 

John Glasscock (2023 RHP, Scottsville, VA) has really intriguing projection and stuff, spinning both a sharp slider and a deep curveball, both of which project to miss bats. He has a live arm and reached 92 mph with his fastball as well. 

Griffin Graves (2023 LHP, Jackson, TN) was truly dominant in his outing, throwing 4 pitches for strikes with good command and lots of deception. He touched 94 mph with his fastball, missed bats with it, and showed a sharp slider for whiff as well. He threw both a CB and CH for strikes as well. 

Matthew Dallas (2023 LHP, Arlington, TN) has a projectable frame and quick arm with deception to the delivery, working his fastball up to 91 mph with big carry to the top of the zone and showed a fading changeup and tilting slider as well. 

Colton Hartman (2023 LHP, Lebanon, OH) had an explosive outing, working 90-94 mph with the fastball and missing a ton of bats with it on both sides of the plate. He showed flashes of both an above average changeup with fade and a sweeping curveball with bite. He got 11 whiffs in his 2 innings. 

Blake Morningstar (2023 RHP, New Albany, PA) struck out 5 in 2 innings, reaching 94 mph on his fastball and projecting for more as he fills out his XL frame. He has good feel for his slider with late tilt, and hammered the strike zone. 

Reilly Witmer (2023 RHP, Naples, FL) has a big right arm and showed it off in his outing, reaching 95 mph with his fastball and missing bats in the zone with it. There's flashes of an above-average changeup here as well. 

Freddy Noel Beruvides Jr (2023 LHP, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) has lots of deception to him and pitched quite well, reaching 93 mph with his fastball and showing command to both sides, and he brought out a sharp two-plane curveball and fading changeup to round out the arsenal. There's a slider in the mix as well in mid-80's with some bite. 

Cameron Flukey (2023 RHP, Egg Harbor Township, NJ) has good size and projection on his frame with quality arm talent at present, working in the 88-91 mph range and working very efficiently, getting weak contact consistently. He challenges the zone and projects well. 

Jake Kulikowski (2023 OF, Trinity, FL) is a talented lefthanded hitter with an easy stroke and projectable power, and he worked up the opposite field gap for a solid double in this game. The power projects well. 

Zion Rose (2023 C, Chicago, IL) had the loudest swing of this game, hammering a double up the pull-gap at 99 mph off the bat. He's got plus bat speed with serious strength as well, combining to give him huge offensive upside in terms of impact. 

Blake Wolters (2023 RHP, Mahomet, IL) is an Arizona commit with good size and stuff, reaching 93 with his FB and showing a good cut/ride combo, throwing a lot of strikes and flashing a sharp breaker as well. 

Hiro Wyatt (2023 RHP, Westport, CT) has a very live arm, working 88-92 with heavy sink to the arm side and spinning a slider with over 23" of sweep at times, also adding a changeup with late dive that missed bats. 

Landon Stump (2023 RHP, Morgan Hill, CA) is a projectable righty with a fast arm, working consistently in the 87-90 mph range with good sink, and also missed bats with a good slider in the upper 70's. 

Paul Wilson (2023 LHP, Lake Oswego, OR) pitched well in his time on the mound, showing an athletic delivery with quick arm and a full mix, working up to 92 mph and showing up to 18" of sweep on his slider at times. 

Wil Libbert (2023 LHP, Meta, MO) is a solid sized lefty with good stuff, working up to 93 mph from the left side, showing a slurvy curveball with some bite that missed bats. He sells a changeup well and generates plus IVB on his four-seamer. 

Samuel Schofield (2023 RHP, Madison, GA) has a loose arm and good size to his frame, reaching 91 mph with his fastball and spotting it up to both edges of the plate. He throws a tight-breaking slider and filled the zone. 

Raffaele Velazquez (2023 C, Garden Grove, CA) put on an absolute show during batting practice and carried that into today's game, absolutely launching a bomb pull-side at 100 mph off the bat. His bat speed and strength are very notable. 

Levi Jones (2023 3B, Portland, OR) has had a good week in every facet and continues to perform well in game, picking up 2 base hits in this one with the same simple, hard liner approach; and made a nifty play against the net at 3B as well. 

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) is well-known for his prodigious offensive abilities from both sides of the plate, and he's taken good at-bats this week in game, including lining a 94 mph exit single pull-side from the right side of the plate in this one. 

Bristol Carter (2023 OF, Oak Ridge, NC) has a good toolset with lots of twitch and bat speed, and he lined a missile into the RCF gap at 96 mph off the bat that was run down in this one. The speed and hit tools both stand out, and he's got good power and arm tools as well. 

Landen Maroudis (2023 RHP, Largo, FL) pounded the strike zone and sat in the 90-93 mph range for his quick start. He worked very quickly and mixed all three pitches highlighted by his plus changeup. 

Bryson Moore (2023 RHP, Fairfax, VA) worked up to 92 mph with a projectable build and had a hammer of a breaking ball. Moore's breaker got up over 3000 rpm spin and he's got great feel for it. 

Wesley Mendes (2023 LHP, Tampa, FL) has a super low effort operation with a clean arm stroke and a super projectable delivery. Mendes also showed a sharp breaking ball and downer action. 

Luis Castillo (2023 OF, Talbott, TN) smoked a double during the game with a 100 mph exit velocity bullet to straight away centerfield. The super physical right-handed hitter now has two doubles during the event. 

Charlee Soto (2023 RHP, Kissimmee, FL) sat in the 93-96 mph range and touched 97 mph in his first inning. Soto has plus arm speed, a plus changeup, and an above average slider with some of the best pure stuff in the class. 

Mack Estrada (2023 RHP, Valrico, FL) struck out six hitters over his two innings as he worked up ton 93 mph and lived in the 89-91 mph range. The changeup is above average and induced whiffs against right and left-handed hitters while the curveball has good shape and spin. 

Brett Denby (2023 SS, New Albany, IN) collected two knocks and used the whole field in the process. Denby is an uber-athletic infielder with a clean swing that plays to all fields as he went to left center and right center for his knocks. 

AJ Gracia (2023 OF, Monroe, NJ) had two barrels today including a 96 mph exit velocity single the other way to plate a run. Gracia has a lot of loft to the stroke and also flew out deep the other way at 90 off the bat. 

Riley Jackson (2023 C, Melbourne, FL) adjust well to offspeed and lined it the other way for a knock. It's a simple stroke with some strength behind it and Jackson also showed off the strong arm by throwing out two runners. 

Colt Emerson (2023 SS, Cambridge, OH) took quality in-game swings as he launched one of the furthest balls of the contest. Emerson had a 95+ exit velocity fly out deep to the track in right field to show off the juice. 

Roch Cholowsky (2023 SS, Chandler, AZ) took a professional round of BP, hitting well-struck liners across the field. Cholowsky has loose hands with a clean stroke free of noise and projects for a pretty solid hit tool. 

Gavin Gallaher (2023 SS, Apex, NC) has some projectable power and gets out in front and leverages well. There's plenty of bat speed and he hit some lofted fly balls to the pull side that should translate to power at maturity. 

Landon Stripling (2023 2B, Lawrenceville, GA) can turn on balls nicely and does a nice job at getting his hips and lower half into the swing. There's good bat speed and impact potential as the swing covers the plate nicely. 

Zach Wadas (2023 1B, Phoenix, AZ) has some pretty substantial power to the pull side that he showed in BP (and later in game). He's got big bat speed and lift and the strength in the build allows for significant leveraging of the front side to really create that lift. 

Macon Winslow (2023 C, Hertford, NC) throws his hands directly to the ball and keeps it efficient as he moves uphill through contact. There's good power to the pull side and the compact path allows for repeatability and barrel skill. 

Jarren Purify (2023 SS, Detroit, MI) shows fast hands with a pretty direct swing that he can turn over to pull effectively. He projects for additional power but did a nice job at finding the barrel with some impact behind it on a consistent basis. 

Maxwell Clark (2023 OF, Franklin, IN) took a professional round and showed off the excellent bat speed and power potential. The path is smooth and repeatable and his barrel feel is excellent as the ball really jumps off the barrel. 

Davis Rivers (2023 C, Waller, TX) showed big pull side juice from the left side with a tight turn and plenty of physicality and bat speed. The swing translated well in game with the impact being the big draw of the profile here. 

Andrew Wiggins (2023 OF, Indianapolis, IN) showed as much power as anyone in the event with pretty substantial present juice to the pull side. He's got big bat speed and creates some explosiveness at contact as the power upside here is very enticing. 

Aidan Miller (2023 SS, Trinity, FL) has big time power from the right side with plus bat speed and his hands work really well through contact. There's good rhythm and the power plays to all fields as he hit some of the furthest balls of the round. 

Blake Mitchell (2023 C, Sinton, TX) showed an easy, consistent swing that plays to all parts of the field with impact behind it. There's good lift to the swing with plenty of present power and projection. 

Parker Picot (2023 OF, Rochester Hills, MI) has an excellent combination of strength and speed as he ran well and hit two bombs during the round. There's a ton of bat speed and upside here as in terms of batted ball data he was impressive. 

AJ Ewing (2023 SS, Springboro, OH) showed really good bat speed with plenty of barrel whip and a very high ceiling. Ewing swings hard and has really good carry off the barrel along with accuracy. 

Dylan Cupp (2023 SS, Cedartown, GA) showed loose hands with plenty of whip to the barrel. It's a compact stroke with a true all fields approach and lots of line drives. 

Dillon Head (2023 OF, Glenwood, IL) showed really impressive bat speed and the ability to turn the barrel over and show power to the pull side. It's an explosive swing with power and the ability to manipulate the barrel too. 

Tai Peete (2023 SS, Tyrone, GA) opened up and crushed some long fly balls to the pull side. Peete hit multiple home runs and showed a good blend of power-oriented and contact-oriented swings. 

Nikolas Sanders (2023 C, Waco, TX) showed some big power during BP with a big leg lift that he times up to really leverage the front side and launch balls. The power is prodigious especially from the catcher position. 

Roman Martin (2023 SS, Whittier, CA) has really good hand-eye coordination and does a nice job at barreling the ball up to both gaps. There's already power and the frame suggests it could be big at maturity. 

Gavin Grahovac (2023 OF, Orange, CA) is another polished hitter who can work the ball to both sides of the field with intent. It's not a noisy start and Grahovac can manipulate the barrel nicely. 

Ryder Helfrick (2023 C, Discovery Bay, CA) has plus bat speed and can really impact the ball to the pull side. There's lift and leverage to the swing and the power upside is vast. 

Brandon Winokur (2023 SS, Huntington Beach, CA) has very long limbs and uses them well to create leverage to the pull side. It's an athletic swing with plenty of bat speed and enormous power upside. 

Drew Burress (2023 OF, Perry, GA) has plus bat speed and ideal loft to his stroke, getting the barrel out front consistently on time and with out-front impact, showing off legitimate power pull-side with backspin and carry. 

Colin Houck (2023 SS, Lilburn, GA) has a very low-effort stroke with equally easy bat speed that produces substantial power to all fields. His upside as a power-hitting infielder is excellent, and with more strength this power will be even bigger. 

Trenton Lyons (2023 C, Memphis, TN) has a unique profile overall given his defensive versatility, and he showed really well from the right side of the plate in BP with a loose stroke that has above-average bat speed and very good power projection as he continues to mature. 

Landen Maroudis (2023 RHP, Largo, FL) is a noted two-way prospect with good strength to his frame and a loose, low-effort swing that produces above-average bat speed and easy power to the pull-side. There's projection on his frame and he could have serious power in time. 

Stone Russell (2023 SS, Bradenton, FL) separates well creating stretch and was very consistent with his balance and timing. Above-average bat speed with present strength to his frame gives him present power to the pull-side with projection for more. 

Luis Castillo (2023 OF, Talbott, TN) has excellent physicality with huge raw power to match, working the middle of the field with big carry and exit velocities to match. His power upside is substantial. 

Braden Holcomb (2023 SS, Ocoee, FL) has huge strength to him and that strength is always evident when he swings, with above-average bat speed allowing him to get the barrel out front consistently and really drive balls with backspin and carry. His power projection is better than plus. 

Bristol Carter (2023 OF, Oak Ridge, NC) has an athletic look and athletic swing, with plus bat speed and very fast hands that allow him to repeat a clean path and catch the ball out front, with present power pull-side and projection for more. 

Ashton Larson (2023 OF, Overland Park, KS) has a very direct path and fast hands, whipping the barrel well and rotating really well into his swing. He consistently barreled the ball pull-side with authority and has power in that direction too. 

Samuel Stafura (2023 SS, Mohegan Lake, NY) has very good balance to his swing and consistently displays above-average bat speed as well, consistently lining hard barrels on lower launches to all fields. 

Nazzan Zanetello (2023 3B, Florissant, MO) has very loose wrists and lots of twitch to his swing, with plus bat speed and feel for using the whole park with gap-to-gap impact. His power really projects as he continues to mature. 

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) is a switch-hitter with hitting tools from both sides, with big strength and bat speed combos from either side and the type of power upside that projects to 30 HR power at physical maturity. 

Max Kaufer (2023 C, Medford, NJ) has very good strength to his frame and uses that strength with a compact, direct stroke that allows him to really impact the ball to all fields. He did that consistently in his round. 

Lee Ellis (2023 SS, White Plains, MD) has a very projectable build with plenty of twitch to his swing, staying on plane well and getting the barrel out front, consistently hitting the ball in BP and projecting well for more impact as he fills out. 

AJ Gracia (2023 OF, Monroe, NJ) has lots of projection on his frame to go along with quality lefthanded bat speed, giving him very real power projection long term. He was consistent in this round with hard barrels pull-side with some lift to the path. 

George Baker (2023 C, Waldorf, MD) has huge bat speed from the left side with lots of intent and lots of lift, getting the ball into the air with authority and really launching balls pull-side as a result. 

Kaden Irving (2023 3B, Gautier, MS) has been hitting bombs all summer in PG events and showed off that power in BP, absolutely losing a couple balls pull-side with huge bat speed and strength with the ability to repeat his move. 

Antonio Perrotta (2023 1B, Rockville, MD) stands out for his lefthanded power and certainly showed it off here, generating huge loft and backspin pull-side with plus power in that direction and even more coming as he refines his path. 

Isaiah Drake (2023 OF, Atlanta, GA) is ultra twitchy and shows that athleticism in his swing, generating plus bat speed from the left side with legitimate power to pull, and his body projects to add some strength as well which should add to that power ceiling. 

Levi Jones (2023 3B, Portland, OR) stays connected really well through his stroke and has above-average bat speed with good hands and hips, hitting the ball hard on a line consistently with a whole-field approach. 

Hideki Prather (2023 C, Oakland, CA) has a very athletic swing with a clean launch and plenty of bat speed, doing a great job consistently hitting the ball out front and generating jump on a line. 

Eric Bitonti (2023 SS, Hesperia, CA) has easy bat speed and easy jump off the barrel with projection on his frame, an easy mix to project huge power onto. He can backspin it out with loft pull-side at present as well as drive it into the oppo gap. 

Will Gasparino (2023 OF, Los Angeles, CA) is a very long and lean righthanded hitter with very easy bat speed and ideal loft, generating big exit velocities pull-side and to center, with absolutely enormous power upside long term. 

Collin Priest (2023 1B, Tavares, FL) stays compact with his stroke and generates above-average bat speed, which combined with his pure feel for the barrel and great strength gives him excellent power pull-side with an all around offensive impact. 

Raffaele Velazquez (2023 C, Garden Grove, CA) put on a show during BP, with plus lefthanded bat speed and a very whippy stroke, swinging the bat with intent and absolutely hammering balls pull-side with huge loft and carry, showing easy plus pop in that direction. 

Arjun Nimmala (2023 SS, Valrico, FL) has lightning bolts for hands and creates outstanding bat speed and barrel whip through the zone.  The ball comes off his barrel so easily with outstanding carry to all fields.

George Lombard (2023 SS, Pinecrest, FL) has been tearing it up all summer on the tournament circuit and his BP round today reflected both his talent and the confidence that he's hitting with well.  It was a professional round with a low tension easy swing with lots of bat speed and loose extension.

Kevin McGonigle (2023 SS, Aldan, PA) has long been considered one of the top hitters in the class and the reasons were obvious today.  He barreled up almost every ball with a simple but very strong and controlled swing.

Ariel Antigua (2023 SS, Lake Worth, FL) isn't the biggest player at the showcase but he has some explosive bat speed and lots more power than you'd expect out of his 5-8 frame.  He fires his hands and hips hard and was consistently on time and barreled up.

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) has a big move into contact that can leave him mid-timed occasionally but when his barrel is in the right place there is big power and carry there.

Antonio Jimenez (2023 SS, Miami Lakes, FL) is a switch-hitter with a different approach from either side both both work well.  His right handed swing is shorter with faster and more direct hands but his left handed swing has more lift and extension through the ball.  Both have plenty of raw bat speed.

Jake Kulikowski (2023 OF, Trinity, FL) has good strength in his frame and a simple left handed approach that resulted in barrel after barrel, mostly working gap to gap with lots of jump and carry.

Walker Martin (2023 SS, Eaton, CO) has nice hip action to drive his left handed swing and lots of projection in his 6-2/185 frame.  He went gap to gap with strong barrels and lots of carry.

Anthony Huezo (2023 OF, Palmdale, CA) has a loose and whippy left handed swing that really projects well.  He filled up right centerfield with hard hit line drives and even flashed lift and power on a couple of swings.

Andrew Duncan (2023 OF, Dunedin, FL) is a very twitchy and projectable athlete with a short and very consistent swing.  He peppered the middle of the field with line drive after line drive the entire round.

Daniel Cuvet (2023 3B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) may have taken the most impressive round of Friday night, showing easy power from his big 6-4/215 build and his exceptional hands.  He has easy pull power and left many balls in the seats but his most impressive swing might have been the one that went off the top of the centerfield wall at 404 feet.

Brayden Bakes (2023 OF, Algonquin, IL) has lots of compact present strength that he uses well to drive the ball gap to gap with lots of jump.  He turns hard and tight on the ball to generate his left handed bat speed.

Edward Phelps III (2023 3B, Kennesaw, GA) hits under control with such a smooth and easy swing that it can make his plus bat speed and raw power look deceptive.  He's one of the most promising right handed hitters in the class.

Alfonsin Rosario (2023 OF, Newark, NJ) threw 101 from the outfield but his batting practice round was more impressive.  He crushed 4-5 balls deep into the left field seats and even beyond and made it look so easy that it didn't look like he was hitting on a major league field.

Zion Rose (2023 C, Chicago, IL) has a very short and simple line drive swing that uses his very fast hands to drive the barrel.  When he learns to get his strong and fast twitch lower half involved more, he's going to be launching some balls.

Jacob Brown (2023 3B, Ann Arbor, MI) dominated the baseball on almost every swing his entire round, showing big power and carry to left centerfield but even more impressively, staying extremely consistent in his timing and swing.

John Lopez (2023 C, Salinas, PR) looks a bit like Jose Altuve and he swings the bat the same way as the Astros standout second baseman.  He barrel up every ball with carry to the middle of the field from an aggressive and well timed swing approach.

Darnell W Parker Jr (2023 SS, Carrollton, VA) has fast and accurate hands and a quick and tight hip turn, two very positive things when it comes to creating bat speed.  He had a very strong round off pull side line drives with some carry.

Jaden Bastian (2023 OF, Winter Garden, FL) launched a first pitch home run, which is one of the rarest things one will see in any batting practice.  He has a hover and fire approach with good strength and lots of bat speed.

Samuel Parker (2023 1B, Marietta, GA) is a big and strong 6-4/210 left handed hitter with tons of lift and power in his swing.  He can get out front and around the ball at times but could develop foul pole to foul pole power when he matures and learns to stay behind the ball.

Aidan Keenan (2023 RHP, Morgan Hill, CA) was electric, striking out five of six batters faced and living 92-95 with the fastball. He's got a fast, whippy arm action with a sweeper that got a ton of action on it with spin up to 2950 rpm. 

Zander Mueth (2023 RHP, Swansea, IL) also lived in the 92-95 mph range with the fastball, showing a very good changeup for swings and misses against lefties. The slider gets good sweeping action too and the arm speed and frame posit a huge velo ceiling. 

Ty Baker (2023 RHP, Houston, TX) worked up to 90 mph and lived in the 85-88 mph range for his two innings on the bump. Baker fires from a high slot which aids his big breaking 12/6 curveball that had good drop. 

Cameron Johnson (2023 LHP, Upper Marlboro, MD) worked 90-94 mph over the course of two innings, getting a ton of swing-and-miss and horizontal break in the process. Johnson got whiffs on both his slider and changeup as well, showing the full mix. 

Cole Schoenwetter (2023 RHP, Santa Barbara, CA) held 90-93 and was up to 94 in his first inning with the heater. The pitch gets plenty of whiffs and the curveball shows good drop while there's also feel for a changeup. 

Luke Coll (2023 RHP, New Boston, MI) has the makings of two very solid offspeed pitches with his tight spinning curveball in the upper-70s and a changeup with fading action at 84 mph. The arm is quick and he lived 88-91 mph with the fastball. 

Cole Miller (2023 RHP, Newbury Park, CA) struck out five of his six hitters faced and showed excellent pitchability while sitting 89-93 mph. He got up to 22 inches of run pretty regularly while tunneling the slider and changeup well, both of which got whiffs. 

Garrett Baumann (2023 RHP, Oviedo, FL) worked up to 95 mph with the heater, living in the 92-94 mph range and throwing a good amount of strikes. The changeup has a chance to be a true weapon while the slider was also landed for strikes. 

Eric Bitonti (2023 SS, Hesperia, CA) had a barrel and a separate hit in game and really showed off the patience. He's got loads of power but the hittability has been impressive too. 

Will Gasparino (2023 OF, Los Angeles, CA) had a single and another separate barrel with a 104 mph exit velocity on the single. He's a big athletic prospect and shows explosive tools. 

Edward Copper (2023 RHP, Ivyland, PA) worked 88-91 mph and showed a good bit of horizontal run and sinking action. He's got a 3/4 slot with three solid pitches for strikes including a good changeup to lefties. 

Barrett Kent (2023 RHP, Pottsboro, TX) pounded strikes and sat in the 91-95 mph range. Kent filled it up and competed well while his primary secondary was a low-80s slider. 

MJ Seo (2023 SS, Plano, TX) worked 90-93 mph in relief and showed both a changeup and slider. He's very athletic and also barreled up a 93 exit velocity fly out with a 6.11 second hang time. 

Bryce Eldridge (2023 RHP, Vienna, VA) showed the full mix during his time on the mound, running the fastball up to 94 mph and living in the low-90s. The slider was very good in the low-80s and got a whiff on the mid-80s changeup as well as the operation projects as a starter; he also had two hits.

Ethan McElvain (2023 LHP, Thompsons Station, TN) had excellent fastball quality with big ride on the four seamer up to 22 inches of IVB and topped out at 93 mph. He threw the breaking ball for strikes but he pitched off the fastball which got seven whiffs in two innings. 

Jansen Kenty (2023 LHP, Newnan, GA) held his upper-80s velocity over two innings but had two really impressive secondary offerings in his sweeper and his changeup. The breaker got up to 19 inches of sweep while the changeup got 16 inches of movement the other way and his feel to sequence his offspeed stands out. 

Braden Holcomb (2023 SS, Ocoee, FL) smoked a 96 exit velocity single through the left side for a knock in his first at-bat. Holcomb has prodigous power and the bat speed allows him to impact baseballs with authority. 

Connor Crisp (2023 RHP, Locust Grove, GA) lived in the 87-90 mph range and showed good feel for his offspeed stuff. The changeup got some arm side life and worked well against lefties while he flashed some big sweep on the breaking ball at times. 

Zane Adams (2023 LHP, Porter, TX) was pretty explosive in terms of arm speed and athleticism on the mound, working up to 94 mph and settling into the low-90s. The breaking ball has sharp bite and the changeup fade while the whole operation adds deception. 

Hunter Dietz (2023 LHP, Trinity, FL) held 90-94 for two innings and created excellent riding life with 20-24 inches of induced vertical break. Dietz got seven swings and misses on the fastball in two innings and showed both a slider and a changeup with feel for both. 

Myles Naylor (2023 SS, Mississauga, ON) had the hardest hit ball of the game with a 102 mph line out to centerfield. The batted ball profile is very strong as Naylor is able to impact with authority and that gives him a very high power ceiling. 

Luis Castillo (2023 OF, Talbott, TN) hooked a double down the left field line and showed the strength in the process. He's supremely physical with big power and the power potential long term is enticing. 

Max Kaufer (2023 C, Medford, NJ) crushed a 98 exit velocity liner to the pull side that exploded off the bat. Kaufer is a very physical and strong hitter who also showed good catch-and-throw skills as he threw out a runner on a 2.08 pop time. 

Justin Leguernic (2023 LHP, Dix Hills, NY) showed two different fastballs and lived in the 87-90 mph range with good run on the two seam and carry on the four seam. The slider showed some good sweeping action to it too and worked as a whiff pitch against lefties. 

Lance Williams (2023 RHP, Shenandoah, VA) worked up to 94 mph and showed some pretty impressive stuff. He would drop slot with intent at times to create deception and showed good sweeping action to the curveball and a lot of fading life on the changeup. 

Trenton Lyons (2023 C, Memphis, TN) hooked a double the other way as he just let the hands work and flicked it the other way. The offensive tools are solid and he's a very good athlete overall.