One of, if not the most intriguing in-game offensive performer of the event, Crenshaw picked up multiple loud barrels including a moonshot HR to LF. Standing at 6-foot-4, 220 pounds, the strong righty does a nice job of incorporating the lower half with big time bat speed on display. He posted a 1.84 pop time behind the dish and is a more than intriguing prospect on both sides of the field.

Mullen had one of the bigger arms from the OF on the event, topping out at 91 mph flashing aggressive routes to the baseball with urgency and game-like actions displayed. He created solid jump off the barrel with a consistent pull side approach offensively, posting an exit velo of 99 mph.

Medina impressed both from the INF and on the mound, topping out at 89 from the latter with spin that made the FB play up at 2400 rpm. He was athletic in all aspects, creating carry gap to gap offensively ultimately posting an exit velo of 96 mph.

Dasni performed well both in workouts and in game, moving well in the OF with present range and active footwork ultimately topping out at 85 mph. He collected multiple hits offensively and controlled the barrel well with plenty of quickness to the hands, posting an eye opening 105 mph exit velo.

Charles provided value from both the OF and IF defensively, topping out at 88 mph from the former with athletic movements showcased at both spots. He has dangerous power potential on the offensive end, creating leverage with lots of explosiveness present, posting an exit velo of 99 mph.

Santiago displayed solid lateral range and active footwork from the IF, topping out at 87 mph across the diamond. A primary RHP, the 6-foot-2, 158 pound prospect ran it up to 89 mph on the mound with plenty more in the tank and lots to like for the future. He has evident feel for spin in the arsenal, flashing sharp movement on the SL upwards of 2500 rpm.

Moses flashed evident arm talent both as a primary OF and on the mound, topping out at 88 mph at the latter with a loose and projectable arm path that should continue to yield high results in the future. He created loud line drive impact to the pull side gap offensively and is a well rounded prospect with athleticism present.

Bryant posted one of the best pop times of the event at a 1.87, showcasing evident potential behind the dish with lots of strength present in the 6-foot, 196 pound frame, The actions were compact and repeatable with present arm strength and accurate throws produced on the correct side of the bag. He created carry to the pull side gap offensively with solid jump off the barrel, posting an exit velo of 93 mph.

Feliciano started his day from the OF, pulling down 87 mph while keeping throws low and on-line with present arm speed maintained through release. He moved well with projection remaining in the 6-foot, 170 pound frame and also made an impact offensively with a middle/opposite field approach, posting an exit velo of 91 mph.

Sosa showcased evident arm strength from both the OF and behind the dish, touching 88 mph at the former with lots to like as a primary C. He posted a 1.92 pop time with quick repeatable transfers and ground effectively gained in the footwork. 

Soriano certainly made an impact on the offensive end in game, blasting a no-doubt shot to LF putting the clear power potential on display. Posting an exit velo of 96 mph, there’s obvious strength to be found in the 6-foot, 220 frame with big time carry production to the pull side of the field.

Newman was one of the more athletic names on display, running a 6.98 sixty to start his event with athleticism that carried over to the OF where the 5-foot-11, 185 pound prospect topped out at 86 mph. He flashed plenty of strength in the hands offensively, driving balls with backspin and carry to the middle of the field, posting an exit velo of 95 mph.

Evans was another prominent two-way prospect on the week, topping out at 86 mph from both the OF and on the mound with natural feel at both spots. The well built, 6-foot-4, 210 pound prospect displayed active footwork as a primary OF and took direct routes to the baseball with low and on-line throws produced. He created backspin and repeated an intent based stroke offensively with intent to get the barrel extended, posting an exit velo of 96 mph.

One of the more exciting and unique names of the day, Edoff provided value as a both-handed pitcher, topping out at 88 from the right side and 80 mph on the left. He created clear deception and was an uncomfortable AB for hitters with more to come in the 6-foot-2, 172 pound frame.

Green was an interesting two-way prospect on the weekend, starting his event by posting an impressive 6.75 sixty time with clean actions shown from the IF ultimately topping out at 83 mph across the diamond. He ran it up to 86 mph on the mound with good usage of the lower half to drive down the slope. Offensively, the left handed hitter repeated a pull side line drive approach well, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

Tabares ran a 6.95 sixty to start his event and was impressive at the plate both during BP and in-game. The 5-foot-11, 160 pound prospect did a nice job of utilizing all parts of the field for impact with simple repeatable actions in the stroke, posting an exit velo of 90 mph.

McGuinn was sharp on the mound as a primary LHP, commanding an intriguing three-pitch mix which saw the FB up to 86 mph. The still plenty projectable 6-foot-4, 195 pound lefty successfully sequenced a 1-7 breaker and fading CH in the arsenal with the ability to generate swing/miss.