Urnis has a super projectable 6-foot-3 frame and moves really well for a prospect his size. He collected a couple of extra base hits in game and also showed some two way potential on the mound with a good curveball.

Daniel ran a 6.9 second 60 and threw 86 mph across during drills. The defensive actions are pretty impressive for someone his size and it's easy to see the projection here in all facets.

Blackmon is a 6.8 runner who showed off 85 mph arm strength from the outfield. The swing is clean and there's good feel for contact.

Mullen has really advanced tools, running a 6.6, throwing 90 mph from multiple positions, and posting a sub-2.00 pop time too. There's big bat speed and the power upside here is intriguing.

Green is an explosive athlete, running a 6.30 in the 60 and throwing 93 mph across during infield drills. The glove work on the diamond is exceptional and there's plenty of bat speed and power upside here as he continues to develop.

Smith is super exciting given the tools, running a 6.6 and taking a really impressive batting practice. He's a switch hitter and the swing from the left side features explosive bat speed with real leverage, power including to the power alley.

Perez showed a full three pitch mix and ran the fastball up to 91 mph. He's one of the younger players in attendance by age and showed a full mix highlighted by a diabolical forkball/changeup that got plenty of whiffs.

Farina took a really impressive round of batting practice, rocketing balls to all parts of the field. He throws 91 mph across the diamond and the ability to hit for power to all fields stood out.

McElhoe was really impressive on the mound, running the fastball up to 91 mph and showing a really good curveball. He could move the heater to both sides and there's obvious athleticism to the operation while the downer 12/6 got spin over 2700+ rpm.

Webb is a really good athlete, running a 6.69 second 60 and raking offensively in game action. The bat speed stands out as does his ability to create separation and use the entire park for power.

Rector was a barrel machine in game action, being all over the barrel all weekend. He's also a 6.8 runner and threw 87 mph across during drills where he showed good actions defensively.

Teilon has a really pretty swing from the left side of the plate with bat speed, looseness, and fluidity throughout. There's big upside offensively and he also ran a 6.9 and threw 96 from the outfield.

Santiago has really impressive tools, running a 6.6 second 60 and throwing 93 and 89 mph from multiple positions. The swing is clean with loose wrists and there's substantial projection here.

Holm had a very impressive weekend with the stick, launching two home runs and adding a triple to his name too. The blend of hit and power to go along with the pure offensive tools are exciting.

Benson tossed three stress free innings, showing the full mix to go along with substantial projection. He's 6-foot-8 and lives in the low-80s from a lower slot. He could land the changeup for strikes and the slider was deadly against lefties.

Baylor has a well-rounded set of tools, running a 6.70 and throwing 89 and 87 mph from multiple spots. There's good power upside in the bat too and the upside there is significant.

De La Rosa is a big left-handed stick at 6-foot-3, 195-pounds and knows how to use his size. There's bat speed and lots of present strength with the ability to generate leverage out front.

Pena did a little bit of everything well on the weekend, running a 6.8 and throwing mid-80s from multiple spots. He controls the barrel well from the left side too and shows good hittability.

Hernandez Rodriguez is a solid player, throwing 86 mph across and taking a solid BP. He battles in game action and made a number of impressive defensive plays too.

Kaiser had some of the best pure catch-and-throw skills of the event, throwing 80 mph and popping a 1.83 time from behind the plate. He's a really good runner too at a 6.75 second 60 and there's big power in the bat as he develops.