Boston Classic - Data Scope

Pitchers

Jon Saunders - Team All American 17u, Penn State (RHP, 2027)

Athletic 6’3”, 215-pound frame with room for continued development and a quick arm from a high three-quarter slot. Move s fluidly throughout the delivery while confidently working a three-pitch mix that keeps hitters off balance. The fastball jumps out of the hand with plenty of life, reaching 91 mph, while the high-spin slider generates chase and the splitter provides a quality change of pace. The Penn State commit consistently created uncomfortable at-bats and showed the complete arsenal to compete at a high level at the event. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 89.7 mph | T 91 mph
• Avg Spin: 2300 rpm
• Avg Movement: 15.9 HB | 12.1 IVB
• Pitch Profile: Leaned heavily on the fastball, touched low 90s multiple times and had high quality carry through the zone. It shows just above 15 inches of horizontal break and his extension helped it play effectively through the zone. He attacked hitters with it through and used it to establish counts before working in secondary pitches. 

Slider

• Avg Velo: 79.5 mph | T 80 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2800 rpm
• Avg Movement: -16.8 HB | -1.5 IVB
• Pitch Profile: A standout secondary option, features high spin and significant gloveside movement. It created a sharp contrast from the fastball and gave hitters a completely different shape to account for. Was able to locate for strikes in any count and proved to be a reliable breaking ball throughout his outing. 

Splitter

• Avg Velo: 77.5 mph | T 78 mph
• Avg Spin: 750 rpm 
• Avg Movement: 11.2 HB | 0.4 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: His third option rounded out the arsenal and gave hitters fits all day trying to account for. This splitter featured significant depth, with very low spin, allowing it to aggressively drop below the zone at the last minute which played well off the fastball. 

Saunders was a standout performer and showcased a legit three pitch mix, with each offering providing a distinctly different movement profile. He has a clean, fluid delivery with a quick arm, his frame allows him to create extension out front and finish through his pitches and down the mound. His fastball established the zone with velocity and carry, the high spin slider created significant glove action, and the splitter added depth below the zone. His frame, natural velocity, and natural feel for three pitches shows Saunders has plenty to build on as he continues to develop at the next level.

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Nolan Engler, NEB Rays, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Engler was an impressive arm with a clean and repeatable delivery. Has a good lower half drive and a controlled operation. Working from a three quarter slot, he consistently got down the mound and attacked hitters with his fastball/curveball combination that provided two distinct looks. The fastball works mid 80s, while his curveball served as his secondary offering with significant depth off the heater. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 84.8 mph | T 87 mph
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm
• Avg Movement: 10 HB | 15 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: Solid fastball that sat in the mid 80s after reaching 87 with quality spin. The pitch played well out of his arm slot, and he showed confidence attacking hitters with it throughout the outing. His ability to use his lower half and work down the mound allowed him to consistently establish the fastball before turning to the breaking ball.

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 71.5 mph | T 73 mph
• Avg Spin: 3050 rpm
• Avg Movement: -15 HB | -21 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The curveball was the standout pitch, featuring high spin and quality depth. It reached up to 3100 rpm and created a significantly different look from the fastball. He had plenty of confidence in this pitch, landing it for strikes with enough depth and separation to generate both whiffs and weak contact. 

Engler showed a strong two pitch foundation built on his incredibly high spin curveball and his mid 80s fastball that complimented each other well. He attacked hitters with confidence, repeated the delivery, and used his lower half to work down the mound while maintaining a consistent operation. The fastball established the zone, while the curveball's high spin and depth gave hitters a distinctly different look and allowed him to sequence the two offerings very effectively. 

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Alex Landry, Ontario Blue Jays, Uncommitted (RHP, 2026)

Landry showed a confident presence on the mound while attacking hitters with a powerful and repeatable delivery. His fastball/slider combination played well throughout his outing. He does a good job of driving down the mound and finishing through his delivery, allowing him to consistently work out front while maintaining direction towards the plate. Fastball sat in the upper 80s and reached 90 a few times, while his slider provided a distinctly different look and gave him an effective secondary offering to work off the heater. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 88.5 mph | T 90 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2300 rpm
• Avg Movement: 11 HB | 9 IVB
• Pitch Profile: His fastball was relied heavily upon during his outing, it combines upper 80s velocity with quality life through the zone. The pitch shows off decent horizontal break giving it some noticeable armside action while maintaining enough carry to work effectively through the zone. He showed confidence attacking hitters with the pitch and consistently used it to establish counts. 

Slider 

• Avg Velo: 77.5 mph | T 78 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm 
• Avg Movement: -14 HB | 1 IVB
• Pitch Profile: His slider paired well with the fastball, had less depth and more sweep to it with creating good separation of the fastball. The pitch gave hitters a much different shape to account for and allowed Landry to expand away from RHH after establishing the fastball. 

Landry has a strong two pitch foundation built around a upper 80s fastball and a sweeping slider that complemented one another well. He attacked hitters with confidence, repeated the delivery, and did a good job getting down the mound while maintaining direction through the release. His fastballs armside life paired effectively with the slider's gloveside movement, allowing him to sequence two distinct shapes and keep hitters from settling into one look. With present velocity there, confidence in both offerings, and a repeatable operation, Landry shows a strong foundation on the mound with room to continue to develop the overall arsenal. 

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Dylan Garcia, TKR Reds 2027 National, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Garcia showed a projectable frame and a repeatable delivery throughout his outing, working efficiently with good lower half drive and extension towards the plate. The 2027 righty attacked hitters with confidence, establishing the fastball before turning to a high-spin slider that gave hitters a distinctly different look. Good pitchability, works both sides of the plate. Slider is tight with late downward action generating whiffs. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 86.6 mph | T 89 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2400 rpm 
• Avg Movement: 11 HB | 12.3 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: A solid primary offering, it sat in the mid to high 80s and had a lot of spin, allowing it to have life through the zone. He usually would use this pitch to set up the breaking ball. His delivery and extension help the fastball play heavy. 

Slider 

• Avg Velo: 76.4 mph | T 77 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2700 rpm
• Avg Movement: -18.1 HB | -10 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: The slider was his standout pitch, with a very high spin and sharp gloveside movement that sequenced really well off the fastball. Garcia showed confidence throwing it in any count, and was able to land it for strikes most of his outing. Its movement profile allowed it to consistently generate bad swings and weak contact. 

Garcia showed a strong two pitch foundation built around his upper 80s fastball and high spin slider that complimented each other well. He repeated the delivery, created good extension down the mound, and consistently attacked hitters with confidence. The fastball established the zone, while the slider's movement gave hitters a very different look to have to account for. With a projectable frame, repeatable operation, and confidence in both pitches, Garcia has a solid foundation to continue building on as he develops 

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Colin Romanczuk, PA Rebels 2027 - National, Northwestern (RHP, 2027)

Romanczuk turned in one of the most dominant pitching performances of the event. Striking out 11 of the 12 hitters he faced over two innings. The projectable righty attacked hitters from the first pitch, working aggressively in the strike zone while mixing three distinct offerings that consistently kept hitters from getting comfortable. His ability to sequence the breaking balls off his fastball and the trust he had in all three pitches resulted in one of the more dominant outings of the event. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 88.8 mph | T 91 mph
• Avg Spin: 2400 rpm
• Avg Movement: 8.9 HB | 12.1 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: Fastball that sat upper 80s with plenty of spin and life through the zone. This pitch was good enough to get plenty of outs on its own, whether by whiffs or weak contact. It has moderate armside movement with over 12 inches of IVB, allowing him to attack hitters confidently and consistently establish the zone. Used it early in counts to set up rest of the arsenal. 

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 74.5 mph | T 76 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2200
• Avg Movement: -13.7 HB | -18.4 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The curveball provided a true top to bottom movement profile, with significant depth and gloveside break. The shape of it created a completely different look from both the fastball and slider, allowing him to change eye levels and disrupt timing throughout the outing. He showed confidence landing the pitch and using it effectively to keep hitters on both sides of the plate off balance. 

Slider

• Avg Velo: 81.5 mph | T 83 mph
• Avg Spin: 2600 rpm 
• Avg Movement: -9.1 HB | 5.7 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The slider was the primary swing and miss offering, combining firm velocity with high spin and sharp gloveside break. The pitch played off the castball similar to a cutter, giving hitters another distinct movement profile to account for while generating uncomfortable swings throughout the outing. Romanczuk showed confidence throwing it in multiple cunts and used it effectively as a put away pitch

Romanczuk showed one of the strongest overall pitching performances of the event by effectively mixing three distinct offerings and consistently attacking hitters in the strike zone. The fastball established counts, while the slider and curveball each provided unique movement profiles that allowed him to sequence pitches and keeper hitters off balance throughout. The athletic frame and his confidence in three pitches gives him a strong foundation on top of his already present velocity and ability to spin the ball. 

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Tristan Sheehan, GBG Northeast 17u, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Sheehan put together an impressive outing by working with good rhythm and a quick, whippy arm that allowed the baseball to jump on hitters throughout the appearance. The 2027 righty repeated his delivery well and consistently attacked the zone will paring a fastball with a high spin curveball that played effectively off the heater. His ability to maintain temp and trust both his pitches helped him stay in control. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 86.2 mph | T 88 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2300 rpm
• Avg Movement: 9.8 HB | 13.5 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: Sheehan leaned on the fastball a lot, using it to get ahead of hitters. It showed quality carry through the zone and his quick arm helped it jump onto hitters while creating uncomfortable swings. He consistently trusted the heater to set up everything else. 

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 70.5 mph | T 71 mph
• Avg Spin: 2600 rpm
• Avg Movement: -18.2 HB | -15.3 IVB
• Pitch Profile: This pitch played exceptionally well off the fastball giving hitters a completely different shape and velocity to account for. With 2600 rpm and nearly 18 inches of gloveside movement, the pitch consistently disrupted timing and changed eye levels. Sheehan showed confidence throwing it throughout his outing, making it an effective complement to the fastball. 

Sheehan had a polished two pitch mix built around the fastball that consistently got on hitters and a high spin curve that had sharp movement and depth. The two offerings complemented one another well, allowing him to sequence pitches effectively while maintaining an aggressive approach in the zone. Combined with a fluid delivery, quick arm, and efficient operation, Sheehan showed a strong foundation moving forward. 

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Ben Dahlstedt, Expos Baseball, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Dahlstadt has a powerful 6'1 190lb frame with great spin on both pitches. He has a high leg kick and uses lower half to drive down the mound generating extension. He has an over the top arm slot, fastball has ride that generates whiffs at the top of the zone. The slider is tight with late downward action missing barrels. 

Fastball 

• Avg Velo: 88.7 mph | T 90 mph
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm 
• Avg Movement: 12 HB | 17 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: A quality fastball that combines high velocity and solid spin that allows the pitch to ride through the zone which allows it to get above barrels while still showing enough armside run  to keep the pitch from being one dimensional. He consistently attacked the zone with the heater and used it to establish counts. 

Slider

• Avg Velo: 75.4 mph | 76 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2500 rpm
• Avg Movement: -15 HB | 0 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: The slider was the primary swing and miss pitch, featuring high spin with very sharp gloveside movement. The 15 inches of break created excellent separation from the fastball, giving hitters a distinctly different movement profile to account for. Dahlstadt showed tons of confidence throwing the pitch in multiple counts, using it effectively as a chase pitch and put away option. 

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 73 mph | T 74 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2400 rpm
• Avg Movement: -12 HB | -10 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: The curve rounded out the arsenal by adding another breaking ball shape with more depth than the slider. The pitch had both quality gloveside movement and vertical drop, giving hitters another velocity and movement profile to think about. It complemented the slider well and provided an additional look throughout the outing. 

Dahlstadt showed a polished three pitch mix built around the fastball with solid ride through the zone and two distinct breaking balls that complement each other well. The fastball established the zone, while the slider and curveball each offering different movement profiles, allowing him to sequence pitches effectively and keep hitters from feeling comfortable. His repeatable delivery, confidence attacking hitters, and ability to mix three quality offerings provide a strong foundation, and the present arsenal gives him plenty to continue building on. 

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Cole Henebry, NEB Rays, Northeastern (RHP, 2027)

Projectable 6'2", 195-pound frame with a long over-the-top arm slot and high-intent delivery. Drives aggressively down the mound behind a strong lead leg, creating quality extension through release. The fastball plays with life through the zone, while the slider features tight, late downward action that consistently generates swing-and-miss. An intriguing arm with present stuff and plenty of projection remaining. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 86.7 | T 88 mph
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm
• Avg Movement: 10 HB | 18 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The fastball was his tone setter throughout his outing, showing quality carry through the zone with 18 inches of IVB. He had plenty of trust in the pitch early in counts, using it to challenge hitters and establish the zone. The combination of ride and command allowed the heater to play effectively and set up secondary pitches. 

Slider

• Avg velo: 77.5 mph | T 79 mph
• Avg Spin: 2500 rpm
• Avg Movement: -12 HB | 7 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The slider complemented the fastball very well, coming with firm velocity and a high spin profile that created a late, sharp gloveside break. Rather than relying on the sweep alone, the pitch maintained its shape at nearly 80 mph, giving hitters less time to adjust and making it extremely effective when sequenced off the fastball. 

Cole's ability to spin the ball and challenge hitters with the fastball worked exceptionally well. The fastball was able to establish counts with quality ride through the zone, while the slider provided a firmer breaking ball that consistently played off the fastball and generated plenty of uncomfortable swings and weak contact. The present stuff, efficient mechanics, and ability to sequence both pitches effectively gives him a strong foundation as he moves to the next level.

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Ryan Johnson, GBG Northeast 17u, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Projectable right-hander with an imposing frame and plenty of upside. Creates quality separation through the delivery while working aggressively down the mound with intent, allowing the fastball to play with angle through the zone. Shows feel for both a developing curveball and changeup, giving him a quality three-pitch mix and the foundation to continue trending upward. 

Fastball

• Avg Velo:  88.5 mph | T 90 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2400 rpm 
• Avg Movement: 13 HB | 17.9 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: His fastball was the clear tone setter throughout his outings. The pitch paired high 80s and sometimes low 90s velocity with nearly 18 inches of IVB, allowing it to carry through the zone and stay above barrels. With very high spin and extension, the fastball has extra life coming out of his hand. 

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 70.5 mph | T 72 mph 
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm
• Avg Movement: -4.5 HB | -12.3 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The curve was a solid second look for Johnson, with noticeable depth and very different velocity from the fastball. The pitch relied on its vertical shape to disrupt timing and change eye levels. He mixed it effectively after establishing the fastball, giving hitters another movement profile to account for during his outing. 

Johnson showcased a polished two pitch mix built around an electric fastball that consistently set the tone from the first pitch. The fastball has plenty of ride through the zone and it pairs well naturally with a curveball that has solid depth. When he sequenced the two pitches properly it gave hitters trouble all day, generating weak contact and uncomfortable swings. His physical frame and delivery made him a standout arm, and a very interesting uncommitted right hander with a solid foundation moving forward. 

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Gavin Bucceri, Diamond Jacks Super 17, Seton Hall (RHP, 2027)

Quick, compact arm action allows the fastball to get on hitters in a hurry. Attacked the strike zone with confidence, consistently filling it up with a quality two-pitch mix. The fastball played with life through the zone, while the slider tunneled effectively off it to generate consistent swing-and-miss. Competed with pace and showed the pitchability to keep hitters off balance throughout the outing.

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 87.2 mph | T 88 mph
• Avg Spin: 2050 rpm
• Avg Movement: 4.6 HB | 15.3 IVB 
• Pitch Profile: He established the tempo with a high 80s fastball that carried well through the zone. The pitch featured over 15 inches of IVB, allowing it to stay on plane and challenge hitters above the barrel. His aggressive arm action and downhill finish helped the fastball play with more life than the raw velocity alone. 

Slider

• Avg Velo: 77.5 mph | T 78 mph
• Avg Spin: 2300 rpm
• Avg Movement: -8 HB | 0.9 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The slider played naturally off the fastball, arriving nearly 10 mph slower with a very tight movement profile. Rather than having a lot of sweep across the zone, the pitch maintained its shape while showing some late gloveside action, providing a solid secondary option. 

Bucceri brought one of the more unique looks to the mound from the event, pairing his physical delivery with an aggressive arm action that helped the ball get on hitters quickly. He starts with the glove up high before driving aggressively down towards the plate. He mostly relied on his fastball/slider combination that complemented the unique look created by his delivery. The fastball consistently set the tone, while the slider provided a contrasting shape that disrupted timing and allowed him to sequence both pitches very well. His delivery and aggressive arm action gave hitters problems and provided a very different look than most other pitchers.

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Peter Pasquarella, Bucks County Generals 2027, Uncommitted (RHP, 2027)

Pasquarella showed one of the deeper arsenals of the whole week, attacking hitters with four legit pitches that each have distinct movement profiles. Working from a compact, repeatable delivery, he stays under control while creating good direction downhill towards the plate. Rather than relying on pure power and velocity, he consistently mixes speed and shapes giving hitters a different look nearly every pitch and making it difficult to settle into the box

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 84.5 mph | T 87 mph
• Avg Spin: 2200 rpm
• Avg Movement: 19.2 HB | 5.9 IVB
• Pitch Profile: His fastball features significant armside movement, producing nearly 20 inches of run that allowed the pitch to move aggressively through the zone. Instead of relying on velocity and carry, his heater created uncomfortable angles and late movement that helped generate weak contact while also opening up the rest of the arsenal. 

Curveball

• Avg Velo: 67.4 mph | T 68 mph
• Avg Spin: 2500 rpm
• Avg Movement: -20.3 HB | -16.2 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The curve gave hitters a totally different look to account for, with over 20 inches of horizontal break and significant depth, it offered the biggest shape in the arsenal and created a dramatic change in both movement and velocity. 

Slider

• Avg Velo: 73.5 mph | T 74 mph
• Avg Spin: 2600 rpm 
• Avg Movement: -17.5 HB | -6.5 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The slider was the sharper of his two breaking balls, featuring high spin with plus gloveside sweep. The pitch contrasted well with the fastballs heavy run, giving hitters a completely opposite movement pattern and serving as a very effective swing and miss pitch when he got ahead in counts.

Changeup

• Avg Velo: 74.8 mph | T 76 mph
• Avg Spin: 1100 rpm
• Avg Movement: 8.8 HB | -1.7 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The change added another layer to the mix, coming out of his hand with the intent of a fastball before separation and naturally dropping out of the zone with also armside movement. The low spin helped the pitch play with deception, allowing it to disrupt timing and complement the fastball. 

Pasquarella's ability to mix four quality pitches was what stood out the most. Each pitch brought a different shape and velocity range, allowing him to sequence incredibly effectively and keep hitters unsettled all day. The fastballs heavy armside run, the slider’s sweep, the curve's depth, and the changeup's drop all complemented each other naturally. Combined with a repeatable delivery and a controlled tempo, the four pitch mix gives him a well rounded foundation and the versatility to attack hitters in a variety of ways. 

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Lucas Genareo, US Elite Mid Atlantic, Uncommitted (RHP, 2028)

Lean, athletic right-hander with room to continue adding strength. Works from a deceptive delivery with a high leg lift and quick arm action, creating downhill angle and quality extension. Attacks hitters with a two-pitch mix featuring a powerful cut-and-ride fastball and a tight 11-to-5 curveball, showing advanced feel for the zone. Displays high-leverage upside and projection to compete effectively at the next level.

Fastball

• Avg Velo: 87.4 mph | T 90 mph
• Avg Spin: 2100 rpm
• Avg Movement: 11 HB | 7.1 IVB
• Pitch Profile: Consistently worked this pitch early in counts and attacked hitters with its solid run. It maintains enough carry to stay effective through the zone. Quick arm helped the pitch play with more life.

Slider/Gyro

• Avg Velo: 72.5 mph | T 73 mph
• Avg Spin: 1600 rpm
• Avg Movement: -4.6 HB | -5.7 IVB
• Pitch Profile: Gave hitters a different speed and shape after seeing the fastball. The pitch had a shorter, late break that mostly disrupted timing and generated bad swings

Splitter

• Avg Velo: 74.5 mph | T 75 mph
• Avg Spin: 950 rpm
• Avg Movement: 8.1 HB | -6.3 IVB
• Pitch Profile: The splitter rounded out the arsenal with excellent velocity separation and a noticeably low spin profile. The reduced spin allows it to play with a natural fade and depth. It complemented the fastball well and was an additional weapon in the mix. 

Genareo showed a well rounded three pitch mix with an aggressive fastball approach and the confidence in all his offerings. The fastball established tempo, while the slider and low spin change helped disrupt timing. Combined with an athletic delivery, quick arm, and a competitive presence on the mound, he put together a strong showing throughout the week. 

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Hitters 

Henry Ogenseski, CT Grind Carolina 2027, Uncommitted (MIF, 2027)

Physical, strong 6'2", 205-pound frame with a controlled leg lift that keeps the swing under control through the load. Hands stay extended through the zone, allowing the barrel to work efficiently and produce a hard-hit ball to the pull side. Continued to showcase his power throughout the week with another loud barrel, staying down through the baseball to create backspin and drive the ball with authority to all fields.

Key Batted Balls:

• EV: 102 mph 
• EV: 97 mph

Ogeneski consistently produced hard contact throughout the event, highlighted by batted balls of 102mph and 97mph. He works through a controlled leg lift in the load before delivering the barrel through the zone with intent, while keeping his hands extended through contact. He shows the ability to stay down, keep the hands back and then drives through the ball getting easy pop. With good, natural strength, a controlled swing, and quick hands, Ogeneski has a strong offensive foundation with additional ability remaining as he continues to develop. 

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Max Boyer, CTG - 17u National Powered by TKR, Uncommitted (C, 2027)

Strong, physical right-handed hitter with easy raw juice and present impact strength. Features a controlled leg-kick load that keeps the swing under control while allowing the lower half to generate tremendous force. Showed plus-plus bat speed, catching the baseball out front and hammering a mammoth home run to left field. Serious pull-side power with the ability to change the game with one swing.

Key Batted Ball

• EV: 109 mph
• LA: 19º 
• PA Result: HR to LF

Boyer has a natural catcher's build, with a stocky and athletic frame he uses to generate hard contact from a controlled stance. He works from a slightly wider base with a simple load, keeping the operation compact before driving the barrel through the zone. He had multiple hard hit balls over 95+ mph off the bat which highlighted his ability to use his present strength to drive the ball without an overly aggressive swing. His combination of physicality, compact swing mechanics, and present bat strength gives Boyer a strong offensive foundation. 

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Devin Constantino, New England Ruffnecks, Yale (SS, 2026)

Toe tap into his stride with good separation. Has a balanced base with a connected swing working behind the ball. Lets the ball travel and shoots a hard backside LD 1B to RF. Shows quick hands with simple, repeatable swing mechanics. 

Key Batted Ball:

• EV: 106.7 mph 
• PA Result: HR

Devin projects as a very well rounded infielder moving forward. He showcased his ability to get the barrel on pitches with authority, showing off his present strength and bat speed. He has a smooth swing that works efficiently through the zone, allowing him to get plenty of leverage while still maintaining a controlled operation. His ability to produce triple digit exit velocity as a left sided infielder while also getting the ball in the air points to some real upside moving forward. 

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Jackson Lucarelli, JSB Elite 2026 Scout, Uncommitted (C, 2027)

Strong right-handed hitter with a relaxed setup that transitions into a powerful launch position. Uses a direct stride into a firm front side, allowing the lower half to create excellent leverage through the swing. Unloaded on a towering home run that cleared the left-field foul pole, showcasing elite raw power, explosive bat speed, and the ability to produce premium impact.

Key Batted Ball:

• EV: 112 mph
• PA Result: HR to LF

Lucarelli was one of the more impressive players at the event, consistently driving the ball with authority with a strong, physical frame. He has a balanced setup before getting into a powerful launch position that allows him to create good leverage and natural power. His 112 EV bomb highlighted the elite impact already present in the bat, while multiple loud extra base hits reinforced that the power translated consistently throughout the event rather than one single swing. His present strength and efficient swing gives him one of the stronger profiles among catchers in the class. With his physical build and advanced power already showing up in game, he has a very strong foundation as a catcher to continue to improve. 

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Nico Alves, The Show Southern New England, Uncommitted (3B, 2027)

Fluid, quiet takeaway from a slightly open stance, staying connected throughout the swing. Quick barrel works efficiently through the zone, creating loud impact and effortless carry. Unloaded on a pull-side home run, showcasing present bat speed, easy power, and advanced barrel feel. 

Key Batted Ball:

• EV: 98 mph
• PA Result: HR

Alves shows a fluid, athletic swing pairing quality bat speed with an efficient lower half operation. Working from an open stance, he uses a controlled toe tap load while keeping his hands back before exploding the barrel through the zone. The swing produces natural launch on top of ability to get consistent, solid contact. His homer at 98 off the bat shows his present ability to barrel up pitches, while the smooth swing mechanics and ability to repeat the operation point to a well rounded offensive profile. With present bat speed and room to continue adding strength, Alves has a strong foundation with additional upside as he continues to develop. 

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Jayden Cedano, CTG 17u, Uncommitted (1B, 2027)

Upright stance with a synchronized leg kick and scap load that creates quality separation and allows the hands to work freely through the zone. Flashes present bat-to-ball skills with above-average bat speed, whipping a level barrel through contact to generate easy impact. Launched a grand slam to right field, showcasing a combination of barrel accuracy, present power, and advanced offensive upside. 

Key Batted Ball: 

• EV: 102 mph
• LA: 19º
• PA Result: Grandslam 

Cedano has a smooth, repeatable left handed swing, combining rhythm and timing to consistently deliver the barrel through the zone. Working from a controlled toe-tap load, he keeps his hands back until the lower half is ready before accelerating through contact. The mechanics allow him to stay on time really well, creating natural lift and carry, highlighted by a grand slam to right field. His fluid swing, bat speed, and ability to stay through the ball stood out throughout the event. He has a good offensive approach, natural strength from the left side, and room to continue adding physicality, Cedano has a strong offensive foundation with additional strength remaining in the profile. 

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Nick Do, Diamond Jacks Super 17, Uncommitted (CF, 2027)

Upright stance that sinks into the lower half to create quality leverage and separation. Stays connected throughout the swing with a compact barrel path and plus bat speed, allowing him to impact the baseball with authority. Turned on the pitch and launched a pull-side home run, showcasing present power and easy carry off the barrel. 

Key Batted Ball:

• EV: 96 mph
• LA: 33º
• PA Result: HR

Do showed an athletic offensive profile throughout the event, pairing a fluid swing with present strength at contact. He works from an upright stance, then sinks into his lower half before exploding through the ball. He keeps the hands back well and stays balanced which allows him to stay strong through contact and drive the baseball with authority. His home run at 96 off the bat shows his ability to get the ball in the air and his natural pop. As a center fielder, the athleticism is already an asset, and the ability to generate this type of power adds another dimension to his offensive profile and gives him a good baseline moving forward. 

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Caleb Penn, Show New England Showcase, Uncommitted (CF, 2027)

Projectable frame with a synchronized bat tip and stride that creates excellent rhythm and separation in the box. Delivers the barrel directly to the baseball with plus bat speed, clearing the hands efficiently while maintaining a level path through the zone. Stayed through an outer-half pitch and drove it the other way for an opposite-field home run, showcasing advanced barrel control, present power, and the ability to impact the baseball to all fields. 

Key Batted Balls:

• EV: 97.3 mph
• PA Result: HR to opposite field

Penn showed an athletic offensive profile throughout the week, pairing his 6’2” frame with present bat speed and the ability to impact the baseball. He does a good job of staying behind the ball, creating separation before accelerating the barre through the zone. The swing is long but controlled, allowing him to drive the ball to all fields, highlighted by his opposite field homer that showcased both strength and barrel control. His fluid mechanics combined with his athletic and projectable frame, he's an intriguing follow in the 2027 class. 

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Cooper Ball, NE Pride 27 National, Uncommitted (1B, 2027)
Easy power from a physical 6'4", 205-pound frame translated into a towering home run to left field. Starts with tall hands and a small toe-tap load that keeps the swing simple and on time. Features plus-plus bat speed with a direct path to the baseball, allowing the barrel to create effortless impact and carry off the bat. 

Key Batted Ball:

• EV: 95 mph
• LA: 33º
• PA Result: HR to LF

Ball showcased one of the better offensive profiles of the event, pairing a strong, mature frame with effortless power. Despite the strength behind the swing, he stays balanced through contact and lets the power come naturally without overswinging. He had multiple loud pieces this week highlighted by a 95 mph EV home run that showcased his ability to drive the baseball. His ability to generate easy power makes him an intriguing middle of the order type of profile. 

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