Osmín Sanchez (2028, Port Saint Lucie, FL) showed a great blend of bat speed and barrel feel as he muscled a ball deep to the pull-side gap. The loud piece of contact resulted in a double – the first hit of the game. In his second at bat, he smoked another one for an RBI Double. In his third at bat, he showed his all-fields ability as he launched a triple to the opposite-field wall.

Brandon LeBouef (2029, Apopka, FL) did damage with two strikes, crushing an extra-base hit over the right fielder’s head. He hustled well for an RBI Double. Later in the game, he went to the opposite field again and found open grass for his second double.

Matthew Perazza (2028, Naples, FL) has a physical 6-foot-1 frame and engaged his strong lower half well to barrel a ball deep to the pull side. He quickly rounded the bases for a stand-up triple.

Tyler Puhr (2028, Winter Garden, FL) continued his strong showing on Sunday, and this time from the batter box. He engaged his plus physicality to knock two well-struck singles and accumulate an RBI.

Talbot Collie II (2028, Apopka, FL) continued to swing a hot bat on Sunday. He found the barrel multiple times as he picked up singles in his first two at bats respectively. In his third at bat, he annihilated a pitch and sent it to the pull-side wall for an RBI Triple.

Luis Hernandez (2029, Saint Cloud, FL) jumped on the first pitch of an at bat and sent a missile screaming over the left fielder’s head. He was in standing-up with a double, and then showed off the wheels as he swiped third base.

Brogen Stephens (2028, Hahira, GA) showed promising stuff on the mound on Sunday. The Southpaw dialed the fastball up to 75 mph and mixed in a whiff-inducing curveball.

Gilberto Perez (2027, Ponce, PR) made consistent contact on Sunday. He ripped an RBI Single the other way in his first at bat and then crushed an RBI Double to the pull side later in the game.

Bastian Dominguez (2029, Port Saint Lucie, FL) notched two singles on Sunday. He quickly rotated the hands to make solid contact and knock in runs.

Luis Mijares (2028, Miami Beach, FL) got into one, ripping a triple deep to the pull side. In the field, he showed a strong arm from the hole at shortstop, quickly transferring and releasing.

Brennan Casey (2028, Sarasota, FL) ambushed the very first pitch of the game and pulled it down the line for a double. He used quick hands to get the barrel to it and rip a hard-hit ball past the infield. In his second at bat, he quickly jumped on the first pitch again, and crushed it deep to the pull-side gap for another double.

Jose Yamil Guevara (2028, St. Cloud, FL) turned on a fastball and crushed it the other way. It carried well and fell in for a double. In his second AB, he rotated quickly and launched a double to the pull side. Behind the dish, he showed great pop time and a plus arm to catch multiple runners napping.

Saidel Hernandez (2028, Davie, FL) showed off his range in centerfield and made a great running catch. He then hosed a laser to the catcher to prevent a run from scoring.

Bryce Turner (Glen Saint Mary, FL) fanned 4 batters across 3 innings pitched. He dialed it up to 74 mph on the fastball and ripped off some good breaking balls.

Connor Ketterer (2028, Titusville, FL) pulled two singles to the pull side. He showed good bat-to-ball skills with nice strength off the barrel.

Tyler Puhr (2028, Winter Garden, FL) has a physical 6-foot-5 frame with a big mound presence. He showed notable command and consistently hit 81 mph. He spun off some whiff-inducing curveballs and picked up 4 strikeouts in 2 innings pitched.

Jayden Perez (2028, Harmony St. Cloud, FL) showed great bat-to-ball skills as he picked up a hit in both of his at bats. In the second one, he moved the barrel quickly and crushed a fly ball to dead centerfield. He showed off his wheels and rounded the diamond for a 3-run inside-the-park homerun.

Michael Medina (2028, Lutz, FL) kept the hands in and found the barrel as he pulled a liner down the left-field line. He hustled into second base for a stand-up double. On the mound, he touched 76 mph and struck out 2 batters.

Talbot Collie II (2028, Apopka, FL) put a good swing on it and crushed a stand-up triple deep to the pull-side gap. On the mound, he topped out at 77 mph and struck out 2 batters.

JT Snyder (2029, Venetia, PA) did a nice job of piecing up the ball, picking up two singles. He whipped the barrel through the zone well and produced positive results.