Colton Crismond (2025 1B, Westmont, NJ) added a couple of hits including a loud RBI double into the left-centerfield gap. He drove in two runs and swiped a bag, providing a chunk of the offense for his team. The 6-foot-2 205-pound righty controls the barrel extremely well throughout the strike zone and impacts the baseball with effortless strength. He generates leverage and clean extension out in front, where he often carries the ball to either outfield gap.

Christian Madamba (2025 3B, Linwood, NJ) struck out five batters over three productive innings of work. The 5-foot-9 right-hander located his fastball well throughout the strike zone, running it up to 78 mph early on. He paired his heater successfully with a two-plane breaker, which induced several empty swings both early and late in counts. His breaking ball displayed sharp traits with late depth, frequently making hitters uncomfortable in the box.

Jacob Podlucky (2027 SS, Cohoes, NY) put a nice swing on a first-pitch fastball, driving it right back up the middle for a single. The 5-foot-8 left-handed batter delivers his barrel both on-time and on-plane. He impacts the baseball with easy strength to the middle of the field, creating good extension through the strike zone. He finds the barrel at a high rate and can do damage on any pitch left over the plate.

Jerriel Lopez (2027 SS, Philadelphia, PA) put together a quick and efficient outing on the mound, tossing four shutout innings while allowing just two hits. He induced tons of weak contact with his fastball, which sat in the low-70s mph range and ultimately peaked at 75. The 5-foot-10 right-hander offered up a fastball-heavy diet, keeping it near the bottom of the strike zone to manufacture ground balls and allow his fielders to make plays.

Rauel Abreu (2026 SS, New York, NY) turned in a quality outing on the mound, striking out six batters through three scoreless innings of work. The 5-foot-11 right-hander went right after hitters with his fastball, which showed running life and topped out at 85 mph. He kept the heater in the low-80s mph range throughout the duration of his outing and flashed a more traditional curveball to mistime hitters.

Curt (CJ) Dybus Jr (2027 SS, Bayville, NJ) showed plenty to like moving forward, as he used simple line drive stroke to find the barrel often throughout his round. He stays short and direct to the baseball, while displaying plenty of bat speed. 

Blake Duddy (2026 1B, Warren, NJ) displayed immense physical strength and power potential by launching balls to the deepest parts of the park. He swings with intent, uses his strong hands to impact the baseball and left the yard several times. 

Colton Crismond (2025 1B, Westmont, NJ) showed off an intriguing overall hit tool plus power combination, as the 2025 New Jersey native impacted the baseball with authority throughout his round. He stays well connected, has plenty of bat speed and legitimate usable power. 

Evan Meyer (2027 2B, Brick, NJ) was mightily consistent during his round, as the 2027 second baseman sent several line drives through the middle-of-the field. He stays compact with his hands, has feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. 

Tyler Rodgers (2026 RHP, Logan Township, NJ) impressed with his ability to find the barrel often during his round, as the uncommitted 2026 peppered line drives from gap-to-gap. He implores a simple line drive stroke with budding power and has tons of present bat speed. 

Paul Chamberland (2027 RHP, Stow, MA) stayed consistent throughout his round, peppering line drives through the middle-of-the field. He stays well connected, has some feel for the barrel and quickness to his hands. 

Christian Madamba (2025 3B, Linwood, NJ) found the barrel quite often during his round, while displaying a low-effort stroke with plenty of present bat speed. He stays loose with hands and delivers the barrel with intent. 

Quentin Ruffin (2027 3B, Ny, NY) is a dynamic athlete with a multitude of tools. He put his hit tool on display during BP, sending several line drives through the middle-of-the field and flashed usable power. 

Henry Vanfaasen (2027 MIF, Ipswich, MA) used a well-timed stroke to shoot several line drives from line-to-line during his round. He stays direct and compact with his hands into launch, while showcasing plenty of bat speed. 

Jake Downie (2026 SS, Glenmoore, PA) used a compact left-handed stroke to repeatedly find the barrel during his round. He showed plenty of present bat speed, feel for the barrel and flashed some juice to the pullside.