Aydin Bedi (2027, Saint Johns, Fl.) lived on the barrel throughout his round. The outfielder has a clear feel for the barrel and showed the ability to work both gaps with a functional swing.

Aldo Teilon (2027, Tucson, Ariz.) produced line drive contact consistently, driving the ball to all fields. The process works really well overall and there is some nice rhythm as well.

Jacob Holm (2027, Colorado Springs, Colo.) has clean swing mechanics and gets extended nicely out front. The frame along with the swing projects very well for power moving forward.

Aiden Urnis (2026, Prattville, Ala.) showed comfort to lift and drive the ball in the air with authority. There is good strength coming off of the barrel along with some whip through the zone. 

Alan Hernandez Rodriguez (2027, Caguas, P.R.) had a quality round and has a quick bat that produced firm line drives to the pull side. The Puerto Rico native does not get cheated and swings the bat to damage with every cut. 

Jeter Farina (2027, Orange Park, Fl.) showed some very impressive power during his round, leaving the yard by plenty on one occasion. The ball came off the bat very hot and the bat speed is advanced.

Alexander Smith (2027, Miami, Fl.) is a switch-hitter with a smooth stroke that plays from both sides. There is plenty of fluidity to the barrel through the zone and there is clear impact upside.

Jamari Blackmon (2026, Columbus, Ga.) worked the opposite field with ease, sending line shots into right field with regularity. The Tuskegee commit had a very consistent round and has feel to hit.

Bradley Baylor (2027, Cutler Bay, Fl.) drove the ball with some carry with power that plays to both gaps. The hands stay very short and direct to the ball on an inside path with a compact swing overall.

Brady Watson (2027, Saint Augustine, Fl.) produced some loud barrels to the left centerfield gap that is result of quick hands and a fast barrel. The power already plays well and there is very good strength out front. 

Hector Green (2027, Naranjito, P.R.) showcased some serious jump off the barrel and has excellent extension from an athletic stroke. The bat speed really stands out and posits for big power potential in the future. 

Jadiel Feliciano (2026, Estero, Fl.) whipped the barrel and showed a mature middle of the field approach. The Florida native peppered line drives and the parts work well, staying in sync. 

Aiden Urnis (2026, Prattville, AL) pummeled a ball to the middle of the field that just kept carrying, putting it up against the centrerfield fence for a long triple. The Mississippi Gulf Coast commit whips the barrel with advanced bat speed. He also jumped on the mound and worked into the mid-80s. 

Kenyer Pinargote (2026, Avondale, AZ) pieced a ball hard back up the middle to pick up a base knock. The Arizona native is strong and physical with a heavy barrel and juice that comes easy. 

Nickolas Widmoser (2027, Fairview, TX) notched a single on a line shot into left centerfield in the top of the third. The shortstop has quality tools across the board to go along with the ability to lift the ball with authority to pull side. 

Wade Webb (2027, Norman, OK) barreled up a ball for a single in game one and followed up with a loud double into the opposite field gap in game two. The outfielder has impressive barrel accuracy and always hits in game. 

Alexander Smith (2027, Miami, FL) picked up a standup double in the first inning, drilling a line shot deep to left field. The switch-hitter possesses a smooth stroke from both sides of the dish and the impact stands out. 

Joniel Miranda Perez (2027, Camuy, P.R.) opened up on the mound with some electric stuff. The heater topped at 91 mph and the righty possesses a pair of strong secondaries to pair. The curveball showed slurvy shape in the low-70s and the changeup is a unique pitch that elicited some very uncomfortable swings. 

Maximus Pena (2027, Phoenix, AZ) picked up a base hit on a ball struck firmly into right field. The shortstop is a well-rounded player and the athleticism shows up across the board, capable of really picking it at shortstop as well.

Hector Green (2027, Naranjito, P.R.) hopped on the bump in relief and showed a live arm, topping out at 89 mph. The primary shortstop is an excellent athlete with plenty of twitch that translates to power upside with the stick. He also picked up a hit later on with a smoked line drive into left.

Jacob Holm (2027, Colorado Springs, CO) made a statement in his first at-bat, catching a heater out front and showing excellent strength to lift it out of the yeard for a solo homer. The shortstop has power upside and swing projects really well.

Lucas McElhoe (2027, Lancaster, S.C.) showed some loud stuff on the bump, getting the start for Columbia Blue. The right-hander ran the heater into the low-90s and works from a clean, loose operation, mixing in a biting vertical curveball to pair. 

Alex Byrd (2028, Indian Lakes Estate, FL) drove a liner into the left centerfield gap for a base knock to kick things off in the top of the first. The backstop swings with lots of intent in the box and has quickness to the hands. 

Derek De La Rosa (2027, Miami, FL) picked up a base hit in his first at-bat of the showcase, shooting a shot into right field. The primary first baseman oozes power upside from a strong, physically built 6-foot-3 frame. 

Casey Rector (2027, Bristol, VA) capped the game by squaring a ball and impacting it pull side for a double. The Virginia native possesses strong hands and solid pull side pop.