Madden came out throwing rockets on the mound, topping out at 90 mph from a short, quick arm stroke. There's running life on the pitch which played well off of his slider, a mid-70s offering with late biting life.

The metrics stood out for Rich as he 84 mph across the dirt and posted one of the better exit velocities at 89 mph. He works on a line with his path and connected for solid line drive contact, working both gaps.

There was plenty of like with Fonseca throughout the showcase. There's speed and athleticism to the profile and his 86 mph throw from the outfield was tied for event best. He posted a 92 mph EV thanks to a simple move into contact, showing lots of quickness and fluidity to his swing.

Snapausky was super impressive on the mound, especially since at 15.5 he's very young for the 2028 class. The fastball was up to 84 mph and lived in the 82-84 mph range, showing plenty of arm speed and future proejction, as well as an advanced feel to spin and land his breaking ball in the zone.

You won't miss Robertson out on the field with his 6-4 frame and his talent is just as big. He was up to 87 mph on the mound with jump out of the hand and late snap on the breaker, though his stick was just as impressive, showing hard contact back up the middle and to the pull side consistently.

There's a lot to like here with Williams, from the athleticism (4.86 40-yard) to the outfield arm where he was up to 86 mph with a fast arm. The left-handed swing is simple yet explosive, showing lots of bat speed with impact when squared up.

Augustyniak is a left-handed stick who continued to swing it well, showing quickness to the barrel and lined a ball hard the other way in live action. There's athleticism in the profile and he moves around well at first base as well.

Beverage showed nice tools on both sides of the ball, first with his defensive play in the dirt with clean funnels and accurate throws across. He generates nice strength at the point of impact with his right-handed stroke and posted an 89 mph exit velocity in testing.

We were able to get a good look at the stick from Jones throughout the day and he delivered. The left-handed bat was quick and showed strength to all fields, including during live action where he blasted a ball deep to the right-center field gap.

Lopez had a nice showing on both sides of the ball Saturday morning, starting with defensive actions in the dirt where he showed some fluidity, feel for the footwork and a strong arm. The bat was loud too, both in BP and live action as he handled the barrel well with impact coming off.

We saw Sydney do a little bit of everything, jumping on the mound up to 82 mph while showing a complete mix on the mound. He moved around the field and showed well while working mostly to the middle of the field with hard line drive contact.

It's a fluid stroke for Kristensen and he was able to put it on display, showing fast hands while opening up the contact to all fields with consistent line drive contact off of the barrel. On the bump he was up to 83 mph with running life and a sharp, two-plane slider.

Bourchard, a primary arm, was up to 80 mph on the bump while mixing a sharp breaker and turning over a quality changeup. He also showed a quick barrel with solid line drive contact to all parts of the field.

There are things to like here and monitor with Menon as the 2029 left-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph. He worked heavily off of his fastball, mixing a curveball, while maintaining his stuff out of the stretch.