The wiry-strong 6-foot-4, 190-pound Indiana recruit showed raw, plus athleticism in all phases, including shattering the Super 60 exit velocity record with 106 mph with wood off a tee. Gorski opened the day at the 2016 Super 60 by running a 6.67 laser-timed 60. Offensively, Gorski displayed big raw pull-side power potential. Hits from a slightly open setup, gets square, significant arm bar in load but manages to pull his hands through; generates plus bat speed, explosive lower half and gets extended through contact well; basically, he takes man-hacks. Ball jumps off his bat with backspin carry; struggles to repeat swing, but with some fine-tuning and as he fills into his frame, Gorski has big right-handed power potential. Defensively, he plays both MIF and outfield – recorded 89 mph from both positions – though likely will profile as a right fielder at the next level.