Steven Solano (2029 RHP, Rapid City, SD) was impressive once again in day two this time showcasing his ability on the mound. The young right hander ran his fastball up to 77 mph, doing a nice job of locating to his arm side. He complimented the fastball with two breaking balls the better of which was an upper 60’s slider with solid horizontal movement.

Dayton Kellner (2028 3B, Chandler, AZ) continued to added to his extra base hit collection on day two. In his first at bat of the day he was able to keep the hands back and drive a breaking ball into the right field corner for a double. He would add his fourth double of the event in his next at bat once again turning on a ball to the pull side. 

Jalen Lawhead (2028 LHP, Goddard, KS) had it all working on day two as he not only picked up a single at the plate but was impressive on the mound as well. He ran the fastball up to 74 mph with solid arm side run while mixing in two off speed pitches for strikes as well on his way to striking out seven.

Tucker Gablehouse (2028 1B, Greeley, CO) showcased his power to start off day two by clobbering a home run out to left center field. He did a nice job of getting into his lower half allowing him to create leverage from the ground up as he got to extension and through contact. He also added a sharp single through the pull side in game two.

Travis Kenz (2028 SS, Franktown, CO) did a little bit of everything on day two as his play on both sides of the ball stood out. He stared the day with a couple strong plays at short stop going in the hole to show off the range and arm strength, and capped it off with a base knock and a couple strong innings on the mound with a fastball in the upper 70’s. 

Owen Wilde (2028 RHP, St. Elizabeth, MO) put together another strong day on day two this time with the glove and the bat. He launched a long home run in his first at bat clearing the fence in left field easily. On the defensive side the glove actions and arm strength at short stop are well above average and project nicely moving forward. 

Colton Duman (2028 OF, Castle Pines, CO) once again had the power on display at the plate as he launched his second long ball of the event with another ball up in the hill to the pull side. He also added a solid play defensively with a nice diving catch in right field as he came in on a ball. 

Michael Bergin (2029 SS, Las Vegas, NV) picked up right where he left off on day one at the plate. In game two of the day the young right handed hitter notched his second long ball off the event as he once again drove a fastball out to the pull side gap. His ability to consistently be on time of the fastball shows a solid approach and has been key in his ability to create hard contact. 

Austin Rodriguez (2028 RHP, Henderson, NV) showcased his top end arm talent with the low 80’s fastball that he was able to locate to the glove side while also changing the tempo of his delivery. The slider was the primary off speed with two plane shape in the upper 60’s while maintaining consistent arm speed to the fastball. He also put it together on the offensive side with a long home run to center field in game two. 

Holden Goodrich (2028 C, Golden, CO) put a good swing on a fastball on the inner half in his first at bat driving a ball down the line in left field for a double. He did a nice job of attacking the baseball with his hands inside the barrel allowing him to keep the ball fair to the pull side. He followed up his first double with another loud barrel in his second at bat once again driving the baseball to the pull side for extra bases. 

Steven Solano (2029 RHP, Rapid City, SD) jumped a fastball in his second at bat and drove it into the left center field gap for an easy stand up double. He did a nice job getting on top of a fastball up in the zone while getting his long levers extended to hit the ball on a hard line all the way to the wall. 

Owen Wilde (2028 RHP, St. Elizabeth, MO) followed up a strong showing in workouts with an even stronger showing in game action, starting things off with a ground rule double to left field. He then hopped on the mound where he once again showcased his arm strength running his fastball up to 82 mph. His overall skill set projects well with plenty of projectability left in the frame. 

Nolan Hawkins (2029 3B, Highlands Ranch, CO) showcased his ability to handle high level velocity in his first at bat of game two as he got things started with a single back through the middle on a 82 mph fastball. He did a nice job being on time with his timing and load allowing him to get the bat head out front early. 

Michael Bergin (2029 SS, Las Vegas, NV) got all of a curveball up in the zone in his first at bat drawing it out to left center field for a solo home run. He was able to keep his hands back while stilling getting into his lower half as the barrel got out front  and on plane creating carry to the pull side gap. 

Colton Duman (2028 OF, Castle Pines, CO) continued right where he left off in batting practice with his first at bat in game action. He jumped all over a fastball hammering it well over the fence in right center field for a no doubt solo home run. His combination of strength and bat speed not only play right now but project well moving forward as well. 

Dayton Kellner (2028 3B, Chandler, AZ) did a nice job working a long at bat, fouling off some pitches in his first time up in game two before hammering a ball to the pull side for extra bases. The left handed swing shows some polish to it with strength that plays out front off the barrel.  He also added another barrel in game two with a double to the pull side. 

Ethan Cartagena (2028 OF, Highlands Ranch, CO) found himself an extra base hit his first time to the plate in game two. He was able to stay back on a hanging breaking ball and drive it over the center fielder's head for a ground rule double. 

Asher Williams (2029 SS, Saint George, UT) was able to make a nice in-swing adjustment with the upper half to keep his hands back and drive the ball over the wall in center field. He shows good strength to this frame that shows up at the point of contact leading to a lot of loud barrels from his right handed swing. 

Travis Kenz (2028 SS, Franktown, CO) starts with an even base and square stance doing a nice job of staying on time with a simple leg lift trigger. The swing stays synced up with the upper and lower half working well together to get the barrel to the ball on time with projectable strength at the point of contact. 

Dayton Kellner (2028 3B, Chandler, AZ) showcased an ability to routinely impact the baseball to the pull side with plenty of upside still to project on in his left handed swing. He found consistent loud contact to right field with an ability to create leverage and lift at the point of contact. 

Austin Rodriguez (2028 RHP, Henderson, NV) showed some of the best bat speed of the day during his round of batting practice as he routinely drove the ball off or over the wall to the pull side. His left handed swing shows high upside with his intent and ability to get the ball in the air consistently with plus bat speed and strength that will only improve as he continues to grow and mature. 

Owen Wilde (2028 RHP, St. Elizabeth, MO) displayed an simplicity and ability to repeat his swing that leads to a high barrel rate while using the entire field. He does a nice job using the lower half to create his power from the ground up while the hands stay well connected, attacking the inner half of the baseball. 

Asher Williams (2029 SS, Saint George, UT) presents a strong frame with strength that clearly shows up in his right handed swing. He displayed an ability to make loud contact at a higher rate while getting the bat head out front to create his best impact to the pull side with even more to come as he continues to grow and add to his frame. 

Colton Duman (2028 OF, Castle Pines, CO) took one of the louder rounds of batting practice while using the middle of the field to the pull side to hammer the baseball off and over the wall. The left handed swing shows solid intent while still being able to stay under control and find the barrel at a high rate as he attacks the hitting zone with solid leverage to the swing path.