By Doug Freeman and Mike Maerz

Power Baseball's three day tryout consisted of indoor bullpens, cage work, infield/outfield, sim games and regular game play. Below is the evaluations from all of the players in attendance that added the PBR Upgrade.

Logan Alaniz, 2B/3B, Lake Minneola HS, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-9, 150 pound left handed hitting infielder showed an exit velocity of 75 mph. He has quick hands through the zone and stays short to the ball. This creates a level line drive approach. Defensively he showed solid actions and topped out at 78 mph across the infield.

Rese Brown, RHP/1B, Lake Brantley HS, FL (2019)
The strong 6-foot-1, 205 pound RHP was very impressive with a lot of upside. He shows a clean arm action from a high ¾ slot. The fastball ranged from 85-86 mph with heavy, late life. He also showed a feel for the straight changeup at 72-73 mph and a tight slider at 77-78 mph. There is a lot of upside and the arm action works and should make a big jump as he continues to throw and become stronger.

Corey Cannon, 3B/1B, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
The 6-foot-1, 165 pound right handed hitting 3B/1B showed an exit velocity of 87 mph. He has a long, lanky frame that creates leverage. There is some occasional length, but has some power potential as he continues to become consistently short to the ball. He also tends to come out of his legs and will benefit as he continues to get use out of his lower half. Defensively, he broke down early to the ball with a wide base and his hands worked well out in front of his body while topping out at 70 mph across the diamond.

Joe Cobb, LHP, West Orange HS, FL (2019)
The 6-foot, 150 pound LHP has a lot of room to continue to grow and fill out. He showed a clean ¾ arm action with a fastball that ranged from 76-77 mph. He tends to have a slightly weak front side and could utilize his lower half more. Doing those things, he will have a jump in velocity. He also showed a 62-64 mph curveball and a 70 mph knuckleball. There is a lot of potential and will be a young arm to follow.

Matt Cobb, RHP, Olympia HS, FL (2018)
The 6-foot-1, 155-pound RHP shows a short arm action that results in a fastball that ranges from 82-83 mph. The arm gets trapped behind him at time and with better extension would result in a velocity jump . He also showed a feel for a quality fading changeup that ranged from 78-79 mph. He tended to get around the curveball at 67-68 mph, but has some shape to it.

Joseph Coffey, OF/RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2020)
Currently ranked No. 14 in the Florida 2020 Class. Stands at 5-foot-10, 160 pounds with a lean, athletic build. Displayed good instincts, a quick first step, and range while in the outfield. Shows athletic actions and his throws are accurate to the bag with carry. Made consistent contact on the ball during batting practice where he showed a quick, compact swing and the ability to use all of the plate. Good hand eye coordination. On the mound he has a quick, up tempo wind up with a leg kick and some extension out in front on his delivery. Works quickly and featured a fastball that sat in the 80-82 mph range. Very athletic with quick twitch actions. As he continues to strengthen and mature, his overall game will only continue to improve.

Hunter Cole, OF, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-11, 175 pound switch hitting outfielder shows potential with the bat from both sides of the plate. From the left side, he shows rhythm and timing in the swing with a good path through the zone and a quick bat. From the right side, he shows a short simple load with a level quick swing and line drive, gap-to-gap approach. This resulted in an exit velocity of 86 mph from the right side and 88 mph from the left. Defensively, he is athletic in the outfield and topped out at 78 mph.

Alex Del Valle, 2B/SS, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
The 6-foot-1, 168 pound right handed hitting middle infielder shows quick hands and a level swing through the zone. He tended to cut himself off, but if he can get extension through the ball there is present bat speed. This also resulted in an exit velocity of 82 mph. Defensively, he shows solid infield actions while topping out at 68 mph across the infield.

Pablo Delgado, SS/2B, Windermere Prep, FL (2020)
The 5-foot-9, 145 pound right handed hitting middle infielder hits with a high back elbow and shows quick hands through the zone. He tends to lose his lower half and will greatly benefit from greater use of his legs to stay balanced through the swing. On the mound has a simple delivery with a leg kick and gets some extension out in front. Some inconsistent landing. Featured a fastball that sat 73-75 mph.

Drew Dizney, RHP/IF, The First Academy, FL (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-9, 140 pounds with a lean, athletic build. Threw out of the high ¾ arm slot where he showcased a fastball that sat 72-73 mph along with a 60-61 mph curveball that had some decent spin to it. At the plate he has a slightly open stance with good hand eye coordination. His swing can get a little long, but he has a slightly uphill path and showed the ability to make solid contact when he is on time. Hustles out of the box.

Anthony Dorak, SS/2B, Lake Minneola HS, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-10, 160 pound right handed hitting middle infielder is strong and hits with a medium leg kick. With an aggressive approach and short quick swing which resulted in an exit velocity of 78 mph. He showed a consistent feel for the barrel and has quick hands through the zone. He has a lot of potential offensively and can make a big jump as he learns to get some extension in the swing. Defensively he showed sound footwork with good hands and a good first step. He also topped out at 76 mph across the infield.

Zachary Evans, SS/2B/RHP, Ridge Community HS, FL (2019)
The 5-foot-9, 135 pound right handed hitting middle infielder and RHP has a short arm action with a fastball that ranged from 76-79 a curveball 67-68 and a changeup from 65-66. He showed the ability to throw all three pitches for strikes consistently. Offensively, he had a simple load with high back elbow, some steepness in the path with some bat speed and exit velocity of 79 mph. Defensively, he shows sound defensive action topping out at 70 mph across the infield.

Ryan Fischer, 1B/3B, Lake Brantley HS, FL (2019)
The 6-foot-3, 175 pound right handed hitting 1B/3B hits from an upright stance with minimal lower half use. He has quick hands through the zone, swing can be steep at times, but there is some leverage in his long limbs. This resulted in an exit velocity of 85 mph and has some above average power potential with better lower half usage. Defensively, he makes the plays in the field playing on and off the bag at first base.

Daniel Flacco, RHP/OF, Father Lopez HS, FL (2019)
The stocky 6-foot, 170 pound right handed hitting RHP/OF has an early and simple load before getting good use from his lower half creating a level line drive swing with an exit velocity of 81 mph. On the mound he shows a clean, high ¾ arm action although the release point was inconsistent at times. The fastball ranged from 80-81 mph and also showed 67-68 mph curveball and a 75-76 mph changeup.

Juan Fortique, 1B/RHP, Lake Nona HS, FL (2018)
The strong 6-foot-3, 200 pound 1B/RHP has a strong lower half. The right handed hitter has very little movement in the lower half throughout the swing.A very aggressive approach, a quick bat. There is some steepness in the path, but still generated a bat speed and an exit velocity of 85 mph. He could benefit with more rhythm in the lower half and working to create a more level to uphill path through the zone. The current bat speed and strength projects power. Defensively, he showed solid actions.

Trent Guillen, OF/RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2019)
The projectable, 6-foot-1, 170 pound OF/RHP shows some projectability on both sides of the ball. The right handed pitcher has a simple delivery, short arm action, lands in line and worked a fastball from 81-83, a changeup 70-73 and a cutter at 74 mph. Offensively, the right handed hitter has a small leg kick. Quality load, tends to cut himself off, still generates bat speed but will get more out of the swing as he utilizes more of his lower half and gets extended.

Mitchell Harding, RHP/3B, Windermere Prep, FL (2020)
Stands at 6-foot, 175 pounds with a strong, solid, projectable build. Displayed a quick arm and the ability to throw strikes as his fastball sat 78-82 mph with some movement. Mixed in a 72-73 mph changeup and a 61-62 mph curveball. At the plate he has a very open stance and shows some strength in his swing as he was able to drive the ball into the outfield. As Harding continues to mature, he could be an interesting two-way talent.

Joel Haskin, RHP/SS, Real Life Christian Academy (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-9, 160 pounds with a solid build and good lower half. On the mound he worked quickly as he displayed a fastball that sat 77-78 mph with some cutting action to it along with a 65-66 mph curveball. Threw strikes. At the plate he has a high hand set with a closed stance and stays balanced. Showed a quick swing with the ability to use all of the plate with line drives to all parts of the field.

Noah Janney, RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2019)
5-foot-11, 157 pounds with a lean, projectable build and athleticism. Stands on the outside part of the rubber where he has a simple, repeatable delivery throwing out the low ¾ arm slot. Quick arm with good extension out in front. Fastball sat 83-85 mph with run along with a slider that had hard bite sitting at 75-77 mph. Also mixed in a 78-79 mph changeup that had some sink. Gathers himself well. Look for Janney to have a jump in velocity as he continues to mature and log more innings.

Cameron Johnson, RHP, Lake Minneola HS, FL (2018)
The tall, lean 6-foot-4, 185 pound RHP throws from a high ¾ slot. Has a projectable frame and a clean ¾ arm action. The fastball works from 81-82 with some life and whip in arm action. He gets quality extension and showed a feel for a changeup at 75 mph and a short tight slider at 75 mph. He tends to leak the open half a bit early and can make a jump in velocity with better use from the lower half. Very projectable frame with potential.

Gerry Kelly, LHP/OF, Real Life Christian Academy, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-11, 165 pound left handed pitcher has a short, deceptive arm action. He lands in line and works the fastball 78-80 and a slider 63-65 mph. He throws a lot of strikes with both pitches and has above average command of the slider. Offensively, the right handed hitter has some strength and a level swing with a quick bat that created an exit velocity of 84 mph. Defensively, he shows athletic actions and topped out at 75 mph.

Andrew Lennon, C/OF, Boone HS, FL (2019)
The 6-foot-1, 195 pound C/OF has a strong, stocky frame. He has a strong top hand and a quick bat through the zone. There is some stiffness and could improve on the extension, but there is bat speed with an exit velocity of 72 mph. Defensively, he shows a clean transfer, tends to fall out of line and drift to third at times. He showed 66 mph arm from behind the plate with a 2.39 pop time.

Wesley Luttfring, C/RHP, Apopka HS, FL (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-8, 135 pounds with a lean, wiry build. Starts his windup from the outside part of the rubber and throws from the ¾ arm slot with some deception in his delivery. Some inconsistency in his landing. Displayed a fastball that sat 74-77 mph along with a 69-72 mph curveball that had good depth and spin. At the plate he has good balance and hand eye coordination. Has a bit of a longer swing, but is on time and makes consistent contact with the ball. As he gets stronger, he will be able to drive the ball with more authority up the middle.

Nicolas Martorano, C/1B, West Orange HS, FL (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-11, 145 pounds with a projectable, athletic build. At the plate he has a slightly open stance, stays balanced in the box. Has good timing and rhythm as he has a step for his load and quick hands through the zone. Consistently made contact and showed the ability to use all of the plate during batting practice which resulted in multiple line drives. As he continues to add strength to his frame, he will be able to show gap to gap power. Behind the plate he receives well and has some solid footwork. Throws were to to the bag, but more accuracy could come from a more consistent release point.

Brandon McBride, 3B/SS, East Ridge HS, FL (2019)
Stands at 5-foot-9, 175 pounds with a solid build. In the field he showed good actions, ability to make the play, and move to his left and right freely. Throws to the bag were accurate. Also shows good awareness in the field as he made a heads up play during the game playing third. Open stance at the plate and shows good hand eye coordination. Made consistent contact with a level plane and had multiple line drives back up the middle during batting practice. On the mound he throws out of the high ¾ arm slot and featured a fastball the sat 68-69 mph along with a 57-58 mph curveball and a 63-66 mph splitter. As he learns to use his lower half more and get more extension out in front, his velocity should see an uptick.

Christopher Mercedes, OF/RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
Stands at 6-foot-6, 205 pounds with a tall, strong, projectable build. At the plate has a wide base with a slightly open stance. Has quick hands with strength in his swing as he showed the ability to drive the ball with hard contact. At times he can be out in front, but when he squares the ball up he can drive it with authority. Registered the highest exit velocity in the event off a tee at 94 mph. In the outfield he showed some athleticism, ability to go get the ball.

Kyle Mock, SS/2B, Bishop Moore HS, FL (2019)
Troy commit. The 5-foot-10, 160 pound left handed hitting middle infielder was impressive. Defensively he showed solid actions with good hands, footwork and arm. He can continue to improve first step quickness, but overall very sound defensive actions. Offensively, the left handed hitter has a natural feel for the barrel from the left side. He is short to the ball, with a level path and quick bat. There is level, line drive gap-to-gap approach that will continue to improve and projects to have above average hit potential with gap-to-gap power.

Michael Morse, OF/RHP, The First Academy, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-11, 175 pound OF/RHP hits from the right side with a big leg kick trigger. With a very aggressive approach, he generates bat speed, although can be a bit shouldered and long, has strength and some present power with an exit velocity of 85 mph. On the mound, the right handed pitcher has a high-tempo delivery and throws from a ¾ slot. Arm action works and is fairly quick with a fastball that sat 81-82 with a curveball 72-73 and a changeup at 68-69 mph. He could benefit from more extension over the front side. Shows strength and will be an interesting two-way player.

Cade Parker, SS/2B, Bozeman HS, FL (2019)
Stands at 5-foot-9, 142 pounds with a lean, athletic build with some quick twitch actions. In the field he moves well laterally, shows good hands, and the ability to come in on the ball. Has a quicker release and throws to the bag are accurate. Open stance at the plate with a lower hand set. Showed the ability to use all of the plate, take the ball the other way during batting practice. As he learns to stay back on the ball more and wait for it to get into the zone, he will have more consistency driving the ball into the outfield.

Zachary Pellegrino, RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
The 5-foot-11, 175 pound right handed pitcher throws from a high sidearm slot. The fastball was heavy and ranged from 81-82 mph. He also threw a sweeping slider from 75-76 mph and a changeup from 76-77 mph. He showed a feel for the zone, consistently working down and should be a quality bullpen guy producing a lot of ground balls.

Kolsen Powers, C/3B, IMG Academy FL (2019)
Stands at 6-foot-2, 205 pounds with a strong, solid build. At the plate he stays balanced in the box, shows the ability to sit back on the pitch and wait for it to get into the zone. Has a leg kick for his load with a slightly uphill path on his swing resulting in multiple line drives during batting practice. Registered an 86 mph exit velocity. Behind the plate receives the ball well and registered pop times in the 2.15-2.2 second range.

Caleb Pundsack, OF/LHP, Lake Minneola HS, FL (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-8, 140 pounds with a lean, wiry build. Slow, simple delivery throwing out of the high ¾ arm slot with some extension out in front. Displayed a fastball that sat in the 66-68 mph range along with a loopy curveball at 59-61 mph and a changeup at 62 -63 mph. Slightly open stance at the plate with a leg kick and short swing. Showed good hand eye coordination. Will continue to improve with added strength and maturity.

William Quinones, 1B/3B, University HS, FL (2020)
Stands at 6-foot, 190 pounds with a strong, solid build for age. At the plate has an open stance where he shows balance in the box with a good approach. Consistently found the barrel and squared the ball up during batting practice which resulted in multiple hard line drives. Displays the ability to drive the ball and as he continues to mature and have more reps, he will develop some gap to gap power.

Cort Roedig, RHP, Dr. Phillips HS, FL (2018)
Georigia Tech commit. The high-waisted 6-foot-2, 175 pound athletic RHP shows a lot of potential. With a clean arm action, with a strong front side. He could get down the mound more, he still gets quality extension and a really quick arm. The fastball ranged from 88-90 mph with some late arm side life that worked down in the zone. He also showed a tight, two-plan slider at 75-77 mph and a feel for a quality changeup at 81 mph. He has three above average pitches and as he continues to improve he will have a chance to be a draft pick next year.

Caleb Stallings, RHP/OF, Apopka HS, FL (2019)
The 6-foot, 160 pound left handed hitting RHP/OF shows a short, simple swing. With a balanced lower half, line drive, gap-to-gap approach he has a quality path through the zone. The right handed pitcher has a simple delivery, throwing from a ¾ slot. With a clean, quick arm the fastball ranged from 82-84, curveball 73-74 and changeup at 76 mph. He has a projectable frame and strong, quick arm which makes him interesting on the mound while also showing bat speed and a feel for the barrel.

Cameron Stewart, RHP/1B, Apopka HS, FL (2018)
Troy commit. The 6-foot-4, 215 pound RHP has made big strides in the past few months. He has leaned out and the the shoulder action has become much cleaner resulting in a jump in velocity. The fastball was 85-88 with heavy, late life. As he continues to improve and consistently get extended the velocity should jump again. He also showed a curveball at 71-72 and a feel for a straight changeup at 80 mph. He is on a very impressive upward trend and should continue that way going forward.

Tyler Wambold, 1B/RHP, Timber Creek HS, FL (2019)
Stands at 6-foot-3, 185 pounds with a tall, lean, projectable build. Throws out of the high ¾ arm slot, reaches behind waist before delivering with some extension out in front. Displayed a fastball that sat 74-75 mph along with a 66-67 mph curveball that had a ¾ break to it. Mixed in a 69-70 mph changeup as well. An uptick in velocity should come with added strength. At the plate he has a wide stance with a minimal step for his load. Showed the ability to use all of the plate with a line drive approach. As he learns to use his lower half more, he will be able to generate more power in his swing.

Tanner Wood, C/1B, West Orange HS, FL (2018)
The stocky 6-foot, 205 pound C/1B has an aggressive swing that generates some bat speed. He tends to cut himself off and not get full extension, but still generated an exit velocity of 84 mph. He has a strong lower half, but could benefit from a wider stride to help clear his hips. Displayed accurate throws to the bag with some carry.

Parker Wood, OF, Timber Creek HS, FL (2019)
The strong, 5-foot-11, 175 pound right handed hitting outfielder shows potential with the bat. He has a big leg kick trigger, the front foot lands softly, lower half is balanced, and he creates some bat whip and bat speed creating an 87 mph exit velocity. There is a lot of potential with the bat and shows present pull side power. He also shows athleticism in the outfield.

Dustin Miller, 3B/RHP, West Orange HS, FL (2019)
Stands at 5-foot-11, 180 pounds with an an athletic, solid build. On the mound has a simple delivery, throws out of the high ¾ arm slot with effort and a big leg kick. Fastball sat 83-84 mph along with a slider at 73-74 mph and a changeup at 77-78 mph. When he lands out in front and in line, he shows better control of the plate. At the plate he has a wide stance with a low hand set and and aggressive approach. Shows strength in his swing and uses his lower half to turn on the mall which resulted in an 86 mph exit velocity. Makes the plays in the field, displays some athletic actions.

Carlos Anderson, C/IF, West Orange HS, FL (2020)
Stands at 5-foot-6, 138 pounds with a compact, live body and a good lower half. In the field he showed quick feet, bounces around, and takes good angles to the ball. Makes the plays, charges the ball, and has a quicker release with accurate throws to the bag. High hand set with some quick twitch at the plate. Made consistent contact up the middle. Hustles and plays the game hard.

Dayton Romig, 2B/OF, Bishop Moore HS, FL (2019)
The 5-foot-5, 120 pound 2B/OF shows good rhythm from the left side. Using a medium leg kick trigger, he stays on time with a quality path through the zone. The swing and hand-eye works well, he will need to continue to get stronger but the swing will work well with added strength. He showed athletic actions in the outfield and topped out at 73 mph. There is some athleticism and quality actions that will be interesting to follow with added strength.

Eric Adler, OF/RHP, Rockledge HS, FL (2019)
The 6-foot-1, 165 pound OF/RHP has continued to improve and made a big jump on the mound. From a high ¾ slot he has a clean, quick arm with fastball at 83-85 mph with late life. He also showed a quality slider at 63-68 with shape and potential to be an above average pitch along with a 70 mph changeup. There is still a lot of upside in the frame and the arm action really project. At the plate he has an open stance and a level swing plane, but can sometimes cut himself off.

Blaine Hogue, SS/2B, Deland HS, FL (2019)
Stands at 5-foot-9, 135 pounds with a lean, athletic build. In the field he makes the plays, shows light feet, and the ability to come in on the ball. Shows athletic actions. At the plate, he has a lower hand set with a slightly open stance, level plane from the right side which resulted in consistent contact. From the left side he has a more open stance and shows good hand eye coordination with timing and rhythm. As Hogue continues to get stronger and mature, the ability to hit from both sides of the plate as a middle infielder will make him an interesting follow.