Miami Open Top Performers - Day 1



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Nathan Rumbelow (‘26, Intl🇦🇺) • 3B/OF • Uncommitted • 5’11” 160


He made consistent contact using a direct bat path and compact swing. He sets up in a narrow stance, deploying a high leg kick to generate power. He demonstrated quick hands at the plate with the ability to take the inside fastball to opposite field. He worked the count, grinding out at bats and fouling off pitches. Tough out at the plate and will produce a high QAB%.



3-3, 1R, 1RBI


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Mason Montjoy (‘26, MD) • LHP • Uncommitted • 6’1” 175


Pitched 6 innings of 1-run baseball while striking out 7. Attacked each hitter with a defined plan, and got ahead in counts often. Long-levered LHP, utilized a big leg kick and creates great extension towards the plate. FB was up to 86 with ASR and sink.CB has great 2-plane break and was his primary swing and miss pitch. Mixed in a Fading CH to RHHs. Projectable frame with room to fill out and gain velo.



6IP: 5H, 1BB, 7K, 1ER


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John Brooks (‘26, FL) • OF/RHP • Uncommitted • 5’10” 175


Brooks showed his 2-way ability in Nor East Clippers’ 2-1 win on Friday. At the plate, he had 2 1Bs and scored the first run of the game. On the bump, he went 3 shutout innings, struck out 3 and got the win. Lot od deception in his delivery pitching out of a H 3/4 arm slot with a very short arm action. Heavy SWP usage, spammed it to batters and showed the FB to get hitters off the SL. Showed natural athleticism throughout the whole game. 



3IP: 2H, 1BB, 3K, 0ER

2-3, 1R, 1RBI


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Jacob Veloz (‘26, RI) • OF • Uncommitted • 6’4” 195


Veloz showed some loud power potential In his first AB, he hit a 2B to LF with an EV of 98mph. In his last AB, he hit a hard line drive 1B up the middle with an EV of 93mph. He has quick hands and an efficient weight transfer. Strong XL frame at 6’4” and has some room to add mass and gain strength. 



2-3, 2B, RBI


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Adnielg Santallana-Diaz ('29, FL) • RHP/1B • 5'8" 210LBS


Clean and repeatable mechanics. Got deep in his back leg coming down the mound w/ aggression. Was competitive throughout his outing with an some late ASR to the FB that generated a lot of whiffs and weak contacts. Showed command for all 3 pitches, keeping hitters off balanced with his pitchability and feel for the mix.


FB: T: 81

CB: 67

CH: 73-75


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Adrian Nunez (’26,FL) • RHP • Uncommitted • 6’1” 195 lbs


Nunez showcased an advanced three-pitch mix. Working from a 3/4 arm slot, he creates tough angles on hitters. FB sat 87-90 mph,  jumping on hitters with late ride through the zone and holding its plane when elevated. He paired that with a CB at 79-81 mph, with late tight downward bite. Mixed in a deceptive CH at 75-78 with late fade.


FB: 87-90

CB: 79-81

CH: 75-78


4IP / 3 H / 2ER / 1 BB / 6 K


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Matias Fischer (‘26 FL) • SS • University of Miami Commit • 6’1 170lbs


Laced two hard hit 1Bs to RF. Toolsy player whose skillset always shows up on the field. Easy power from the LHH, combined with excellent bat-to-ball skills. Impressed with his mature swing decisions throughout his ABs. Smooth glove at SS that could allow him to stay at the position at the next level. 


2 for 3 / 2 1B / 2R


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Michael Gonzalez ('27, FL) • OF • Uncommitted • 5'5 120lb


Athletic RHH with toe-tap and long stride. He showcased his quick hands and compact swing by being perfect in the batter's box. Simple, contact oriented swing. Gonzalez showed some athleticism all over the field on both sides of the ball. 


3-3, 2R


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Sebastian Blanco (‘28, FL) • LHP • 6’1” 173


Tall and strong LHP looked impressive on Friday, pitching a CG, struck out 5 and only walked 1. He carved through the opposing lineup with a FB-CH combo. The FB had ride up in the zone and got on hitters quick. The CB had 2-plane break and was Blanco’s go to when he needs a K. Blanco is an intimidating presence on the mound, standing tall, using a high leg kick and coiling inward before releasing the pitch. This allows him to hide the ball well from hitters. Blanco has a projectable frame and good potential as a starting pitcher. 


7IP: 1BB, 5K, 2ER



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Michael Gonzalez('27, FL) • OF • Uncommitted • 5’5 120lb


Athletic RHH with toe-tap and long stride. He showcased his quick hands and compact swing by being perfect in the batter's box. Simple, contact oriented swing. Gonzalez showed some athleticism all over the field on both sides of the ball. 


3-3, 2R


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Frankie Rodriguez(‘26,Fl) • RHP • 5’9” 150 lbs


Frankie impressed in his late-game relief appearance, working efficiently with a simplified two-pitch mix and clean mechanics. His compact arm action and consistent release allow him to pound the zone and work with tempo.He showed a strong feel for a FB that topped 86 mph, using it to attack any type of counts and elevate with life late. The SL topped 77 mph was his go-to secondary, a tight-spinning offering with late horizontal movement that generated multiple whiffs and kept hitters off balance. He worked a quick 1 IP with 2 Ks and no walks, showcasing maturity in the role and the ability to execute in end of game situations.


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Oscar Cruz Cartaya (‘29,FL) • RHP • 5’10” 160 lbs 


Cruz turned in a strong outing, working 5 innings while allowing just 3 hits and 2 earned runs, striking out 6  along the way. He kept hitters off balance with a compact, clean delivery and a mature approach to mixing pitches. With a slight leg kick and fluid arm action, Cartaya maintained composure and repeated his mechanics well. His FB topped 79 mph and featured a late cut, making it tough to square. The CB sat at 65 mph offered ride and depth, serving as a go-to pitch in any count. Oscar showed the confidence to flip it in early and expand late, missing barrels and limiting damage. His frame and arm action suggest there's more velocity and power coming as he physically matures.


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Madden Perez (‘29, FL) • 3B • 5’8 150 lbs


Perez continues to flash a mature offensive skill set for his age, highlighted by a solo HR to LF off FB. His swing works from a front-loaded basee, allowing his lower half to stay engaged and balanced through contact. With quick wrists and high hands, Madden creates solid extension and consistently finds the barrel—especially versus velocity. His ability to stay inside the ball and attack early mistakes shows both strength and approach maturity. As the frame fills out, his bat-to-ball ability and power potential make him a high-upside bat in the ‘29 class.


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Yosueth Henriquez ('28, FL) • C/SS • 5'7 155Lbs


Henriquez was a standalone guy in Today's game. He showed a lot of confidence on the field and had a swing to back it up. Made solid contacts every ABs and crushed a line drive to CF later in the game. Henriquez made his presence known behind home plate early by throwing out a baserunning on a steal attempt. Kept the runners in check all game after that with a quick transfer and strong arm. 


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Kaden Maharaj (’30,FL) • RHP/MIF • 5’2” 97 lbs


Maharaj turned in an efficient outing, tossing 3 innings while allowing just 2 hits, 1 earned run, no walks, and striking out 4. Despite his smaller frame, he maximizes his size through clean mechanics and repeatable motion. His FB sat consistently 72 mph working inside on RHH, generating weak contact. His CB sat 60 mph plays well off his FB, flashing sharp down action that he effectively uses as a punchout pitch. With good feel for both pitches and a mature mound presence, he continues to show strong potential as he develops.


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Fabian Prado (’30,FL) • 5’6” • 140 lbs


Prado stood out with his approach and barrel control, delivering a RBI single to LF off FB. Right-handed hitter shows a natural ability to stay inside the ball with hand speed and control, producing clean contact. His bat stays level through the zone, and he flashes impressive zone discipline for his age. Fabian’s physical build is already athletic, with room to fill out as he matures. His contact-oriented approach gives him strong foundational traits to project toward future offensive consistency. Expect the power to tick up as well as he continues to develop.


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Owen Taylor (‘29, NY) • RHP/OF • Uncommitted • 5’6 160lbs 


Taylor, an athletic righty, came onto the mound with a solid presence and ability to get out of tough innings, grinding through at-bats. He has a loose, athletic delivery with a clean tempo throughout. He works from a whippy OT arm action, with late life on his FB. His body stays in line with a simple, yet effective, delivery and includes smooth downhill action. There’s some natural arm side run on his fastball, and he gets ahead hitters with it. 


4IP, 3H, 0ER, 3K


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Anthony Lopez (‘30, FL) • C • Uncommitted • 5’8


Lopez, a strong RHH catcher displayed gritty at-bats with loud pop in his swing. He starts in a relaxed, slightly open stance and stays balanced throughout the swing. Uses a small, smooth leg lift to gather before getting into a coiled position, letting the hands stay back and work from a strong position. The swing is short and connected, with the barrel working tight to the body and staying through the zone. Keeps his head down at contact and drives it clean with a slight uppercut in swing. Lopez replays an efficient move that looks easy to repeat for him. Behind the plate he does his job and acts like a wall, with good blocking skills. It’ll be awesome to see how he matures. 


2-2, RBI 


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Gavin Russel ('27, FL) RHP - 5’7” - 145lbs


FB: T81.4| 2023 RPM


CB: 69.4 | 1890 RPM


SK: 79 | 1990 RPM


RHP Gavin Russel, had an amazing performance against Los Explorers. Showing an impressive command of his pitches on top of the mound while challenging the hitters with his breaking pitches, he recorded 7 k's in 5 innings, only allowing 2 BB, 2 hits, 2 R & 2 ER to secure the the game and pass the ball to the closer for a last inning, finishing and taking the victory of the game in 7 innings.


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Julian Ledo (’30,FL) • 1B •5’9” 150 lbs


Ledo delivered at the plate with a 2 RBI 1B to RF, showing his ability to stay on pitches and drive them. The corner infielder uses a front-load stance paired with a toe-tap trigger, which creates a smooth and connected swing path. He stays balanced through contact, and his quick hands produce clean barrel accuracy and line-drive contact. With a physical build, Ledo’s swing shows signs of gap-to-gap potential and as he continues to mature, his strength should only enhance his hitting capability.


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Lorenzo Monteagudo (‘29, FL) • MIF • Uncommitted • 5’7 120lbs


Monteagudo proved himself to be a solid RHH, putting up tough at-bats for his team and getting in some runs while doing so. The righty starts with a slightly opened stance, with weight stacked on his backside. In his load, he showcases a solid, controlled toe-tap that he uses to get well on time with the pitch. He has a short and compact swing, staying on plane and being able to go G2G with his power. Should be awesome to see how he fills out into a strong middle infielder.


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Jackson Burton (‘29, INTL🇦🇺) • LHP • 5’10” 165


4 shutout innings, allowing only 2 baserunners and striking out 9. He pitches from a H 3/4 arm slot and creates great extension. Frm FB that got up to 81mph paired with a SWP that he can back-door for strikes to RHHs. Occasionally mixed in a CH to RHHs that had good fade. Displayed pitchability and mound presence. Lots of room to grow into his frame and see a velo jump.

4IP: 1H, 1BB, 9K, 0ER


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Brayhan Villa (‘28, INTL🇩🇴) • OF • 5’11” 155


Had 2 RBI on a barreled 1B with an EV of 88mph. He displayed good speed by stealing second base and scoring from second on a base hit. Defensively he  showed above average range and arm strength in CF. Baseball IQ and feel for the game are heightened for his age.

1-2, BB, R, 2RBI, SB


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