DAY 1

Lariel Torres-Vega MIF (‘25,INTL) • View Player Profile
Smooth player on the offense and defensive side. Also showed off power with a deep double down the RF line to collect 2 RBI. His second hit of the day was a line drive single over the third basemen’s head. Lariel went on to steal second and third after the base hit. Turned multiple double plays on defense as well.

Trenton Morris RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Physical appearance standing at 6’1 188lbs came in to keep the game tied in the 7th. The FB was up to 85 and sat 82-83. Flashed a BB at 71 but did not need it much. Trenton came in filling up the zone and slammed the door to secure the tie for the Louisville Fire.

Landon Ward SS/RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Simple swing w/out much movement for Ward. In the first AB he drove a ball off the top of the LF fence that just stayed in the yard. In the 4th inning he was handed the ball on the mound and went on to finish the game. Ward went on to deal 4 innings only surrendering 2 runs.

Tyler Schumacher MIF/C (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Lots of power at the plate. Hit a 2 run homerun opposite field. Great build at 6’0 180lbs. Lots of potential combined with his size and power. He fought back in count and worked great at bats all game. Quick on the bases and great glove defensively making crucial plays to get his team out of jams.

Cooper Enochs RHP/DH (‘26,OH) • View Player Profile
Lots of raw power at the plate. Has a good frame at 6’1 160lbs. Drove the ball to CF fence and recorded a triple in his first AB. He had 2 rbis on the day and made loud contact every plate appearance. Fought off pitches and gave off great energy towards his teammates. Only had 1 hit, triple, 2rbis but made loud contact every AB, fought off pitches and gave great energy towards his teammates. Lots of potential with his bat.

Andrew Dixon OF (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Tall and quick OF at 6’3 175Ibs with great contact every AB. Quick hands to the ball with lots of power. Started the game off with a line drive single and 2 stolen bases. Has high IQ and reads the pitcher very well. Has a great feel for the game. His 2nd AB he roped a ball down the LF line. He fights off pitches and puts up quality at bats.

Logan McQuain 3B (‘26,OH) • View Player Profile
Really good feel for the strike zone while in the box. McQuain is a clutch hitter as he drove in 2 runs, one being the go-ahead run. Had great ABs all day and made critical plays in the field. Lots of potential with his 6’3 175lbs frame.

Ryan Holmes RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
An interesting uncommitted arm that is sized at 5’8 138 lbs. Although he may be considered undersized he does not pitch like it. Holmes displayed a FB at 80-81 and a BB at 68. Came in the game in the 5th and kept the score where it was passing it to the closer in the 7th. W/ added strength Ryan could add some more velo to his FB.

Luke Hayes C/RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Hayes demonstrated natural athleticism the whole game. The first 2 innings provided him with ample opportunity to showcase his blocking ability and arm talent. Threw out a runner at 3rd and made a suave play at the plate to keep the score within one. Solid day at the plate going 2-3 w/a 1B and 2B driving in a run. Shows power upside when he stays back on the ball and engages the legs. Should be a good addition to the Morehead State Eagles come fall 2025.

Keegan Gulley C (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
The counterpart to Luke Hayes behind the plate today for Wow Factor OHV. Got the party started with a 1st AB 2-run HR. He connected with the high heat and drove it over the RC fence with ease. Upper body looked strong, looks to gain more power from legs. Offensive first catcher, but showed poise and leadership behind the plate. Would be a good pickup for most teams.

Charlie Conyers 3B/RHP (‘27,IN) • View Player Profile
A 5’11 15 year old w/ even more growth on the horizon. Looked like he belongs on a baseball field crushing the ball each at back. Conyers went 2-2 with a 3B and 2B reaching the fence in both hits. His two hits fueled an offense that run ruled their opponents by the 4th inning. Major upside with this kid as he’s only 15, but already showcases strong power.

Austyn Stansbury (‘26,IN) • View Player Profile
Tall, lanky OF that has room to grow into his frame. Provided his team with ample RBI’s going 2-2, hitting the warning track w/both doubles. Stansbury’s load is repeatable and smooth, showing a controllable load sequence. Will have more reliable and consistent power w/ added strength. Has the physical genes to be really good, exciting player to watch.

Ben Brittingham RHP/C (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
Brittingham pitched 6 scoreless innings, allowing only 2 hits. At 5’11, 190 Ibs, his size and strength created speeds up to 84-85, combined with high SR slider creating a high WHIF rate.

Joseph Seigler RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Seigler went 2/3, with a single to right center and a bases clearing double towards RC. Showed off his compact swing able to make consistent contact and ability to get on base.

DAY 2

Riley Sands CF (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
The committed CF going to Indian Wesleyan was on full display. Riley has a smooth and compact left-handed swing. In the first inning he put his team on the board first with an RBI triple over the RF head. Went on to go 3-3 at the plate with 2 triples and a double. Sands showed off his speed collecting 2 triples. This kid plays like a baseball player as he attempted to drop a bunt down in his second AB.

Giancarlo Gonzalez LHP (‘24,KY) • View Player Profile
Committed to Transylvania University, Giancarlo did it both on the mound and at the plate. In his second AB, he collected a single to LF. Gonzalez came into relief in the first inning and went on to finish the game from mercy rule in the 5th. He had 8 strikeouts while showing a 3 pitch mix. He pitched with a lot of confidence and ran his fastball up to 82 multiple times throughout his outing.

Kaiden Campbell RHP (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
The Glen Oaks commit displayed pitch ability all day. He went 5 IP 1 ER and collected the W. Kaiden showed the ability to work backwards and land his off-speed early in the count. This led to Campbell being ahead more times than not. He ran his FB up to 82 multiple times and threw a CH and BB as well.

Harrison Vanover C/RHP (‘25,KY) • View player profile
Uncommitted player who has showed a little bit of everything over two games. Thursday he pitched multiple innings in relief. Today he was behind the plate and collected 2 hits. One being an RBI double to put his team up 1-0. He also threw a runner out at 3B in the first.

Jo Carmichael CF (‘26,IN) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted outfielder who put consistent contact on the ball. His speed allowed him to track down balls in the OF and leg out a triple in the first inning. The RHH CF w/ a toe tap, drove the ball deep down the RF line for a triple in his first AB and later scored for the first run of the game. The back side power was impressive for his age and size. Could gain more power w/ added strength.

Grant Keffaber RHP/DH (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
Great approach at the plate all day, squaring up balls and putting them in play. With his 6’0 185lbs frame, he has tons of power with his bat. In the 1st inning he had a 2 rbi double to give his team the lead. He’s a quick runner with great IQ on the bases. In the 3rd inning he had a deep fly ball that was squared up. Tons of potential and power. Kent State commit.

Tyler Mastro 3B/RHP (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
Had a really good day at the plate and the mound. Lots of potential with his 6’2 187lbs frame. In the 3rd inning he had a rbi double giving his team more run support. In the 4th inning he took the mound and sat 77-78 T80 with his CB sitting 63-65. He was pounding the strike zone in his outing. In the the bottom of the 4th he had a loud sac fly for his 2nd rbi of the day. Lots of potential with his size and power.

Bronson Corpus RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
An eletric outing from the 6’1 205lbs righty. Corpus had a no hitter going until the top of the 4th when he gave up a bloop popup that just found a hole in the outfield. Corpus struckout 12 batters while only allowing 2 hits and 0 runs. His FB was 86-87 T88, SL 75-76, CH 80. The big righty has tons of upside with his eletric fastball and proved why he is one of the best pitchers in this tournament.

Brodie Benefield 3B/RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Benefield got his day started with a deep fly ball to opposite field burning the RF for an rbi double, giving his team run support early on. He showed tons of power in every AB to all sides of the field. In his last AB he fought in the count and drew a walk. Benefield has tons of upside and potential with his 6’3 190lbs frame.

Devin Elder 2B/RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Elder was the star for his team today. Started on the mound and went 4 no hit innings with his FB sitting 75-78 T79. In the 3rd inning he ripped a ball to the LCF gap for a 2 run double giving himself some run support. In the 5th inning he showed his quickness on the base paths. Lots of potential with Elder as he shined at the plate and on the mound.

August Johansen C (‘25,MO) • View Player Profile
Johansen had himself a day contributing 3 hits, with a double and a pair of singles, with an RBI. With his frame at 6’3 190 Ibs, Johansen has a large plate presence, compact swing through the ball providing lots of power behind the ball with his strength. Defensively August had great catching techniques, using his body well from allowing balls to pass, as well as has a strong arm able to catch players stealing occasionally.

Andy Brito SS (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Brito has a smooth swing and keen eye, able to make constant contact with the ball when at bat with limited whiffs at balls not in the zone. Very compact swing, Brito was 3-4 on the day, with that he also brought in along 4 RBI’s.

Peyton Layne CF (‘27,KY) • View Player Profile
Layne is a versatile athletic player, displayed his speed in the base path and in CF. He caught multiple HH tough balls headed towards LC and RC. Layne has a smooth swing, launches the ball off the barrel. Hit himself a double into the LC gap and a live drive over SS today.

Aidan Lamkin RHP/OF (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 215 Ibs RHP not only pitched 5 innings allowing only 2 runs, but also had 2 doubles on the day. Powerful and controlled swing, put lots of power behind the ball and launching them towards the gaps.

Andrew Dixon 1B/LHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Dixon was a force to be reckoned w/today. The starting pitcher went the distance going 5IP only allowing 2 runs. He had a great mix of BB’s that were keeping hitters off balance. He also came up clutch for himself driving in a few runs and hitting the ball hard 2-3 AB’s. All around solid player.

Cooper Lang MIF(‘27,OH) • View Player Profile
High energy SS/2B player that was unstoppable out on the diamond. He went 2-3 showing great patience battling from an 0-2 count in 2 of the AB’s. His 2 hits were screaming doubles and his only out was a LD out to CF. Great athletic frame for a 15 yr old, exciting to see where he goes from here.

Donovan Fullwood UTIL (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Shifty athlete w/speedy legs. Projects well as a 2B or CF w/his speed. Was disciplined at the plate today going 2-2, stealing a bag, and adding a walk. Showed potential for backside power. His final hit of the day was a clutch 2 out, 2 men on, down by one, LD single to RC that walked off the game for KBC 17u Blue.

Logan Ottman OF (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
At 5’8 165 he’s small but has the ideal qualities you need in a gap to gap CF. Made the outfield look easy as he tracked & ran down 3 fly balls in just one inning. His big contribution to the game came in the 5th when his team, down 2-0, had the bases loaded. Ottman’s short direct load led to a warning track triple that put his team up 3-2 where they would hold it from there.

DAY 3

Tanner Simpson SS/RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Did it all for his team today. Led the team with 2 hits, recording a single & double. Solid approach at the plate w/a good understanding for the zone. Has the speed, look for more power w/added size. Out in the field, he stuck the whole game on the mound, recording 7 IP, 3 R, 2 ER, 8K. Topped out at 76, but his delivery was smooth w/easy arm action from a H3/4 delivery.

Jaydon Cooper OF (‘27,OH) • View Player Profile
Brought the energy on the base paths. He went 2-3 w/a LD single, LD RBI double, and a stolen base. Showed high baseball IQ, taking a base while the pitcher wasn’t looking which led to a run scoring on his distraction. Young player, but has potential.

DaShawn Thorpe C/3B (‘27,KY)
Started the game off hot once again today. Third day in a row he’s hit a triple in his first AB. He looked poised & at ease at the plate to unload on that first hit. Finished the day 2-4 with 2 RBI’s. On the defensive side of the ball, he looked like a natural leader. Commanded his defense’s positioning and threw out a runner on the bases.

Jaxon Stone C (‘27,IN) • View Player Profile
Very tall and lanky for a 15 yr old. Love the frame for added size in strength in his future. Pitchers couldn’t throw a ball past him as he sprayed 3 hits all around the field. Stone went 3-3 w/two doubles & a BB. His offensive production was supported by a great day behind the plate. Provided his defense w/a wall, always ready to pop up and throw a runner out.

Emerson Brown RHP (‘27,IN) • View Player Profile
Brown managed 5 strong innings for his team only giving up 3 R’s. He flashed some promise for a 15 yr old sitting 79 & topping 81 on the day. When he located the BB it had a sharp break that fooled the hitters both left and right. Helped himself out with 2 hits and smart base running, scoring a run.

Caden Dorsey RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted RHP went the distance in a close 3-2 W. Dorsey maneuvered his way through a good lineup that led to 7 IP of 2 ER. The FB was 78-80 while landing two different BB. Early in the game he used the FB/SL combo. As the game went on he added in more CB. The ability to land both off-speed pitches led to this great outing.

Henry Bradley RHP (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile 
Bradley carried a no-hitter into the 7th inning before surrendering 2 runs. Unfortunately he did not get the win as his team lost 2-1. He collected 9 punch outs in 7 IP w/ 2 ER. Bradley was 82-84 with a BB and CH. Athletic motion on the mound w/ potential to gain velo w/ added weight.

DeWayne Scott Jr C (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Scott Jr is a physical presence in the batters box. He got his teams first hit with a double down the LF line on a 2-0 FB. He went 1-2 w/ a BB in this contest. The AB he got out he was in a hitters count and once again was on time for the FB. By Dewayne being on time w/ the FB he was able to spit on a lot of BB that just missed the zone.

Dylan Preston 3B (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted RHH third basemen had himself a day. In his first AB he hit a double over the LF head. Every pitch he was on 2B he was attempting to time the pitcher up and steal 3rd. His second AB he drilled a ball w/ two strikes for a 2 RBI triple to LC. Preston ended the day 2-2 w/ a BB and a SB. The righty has a smooth swing and a projectable body that could gain more power w/ added strength.

Nic Stumpf 3B (‘26,OH) • View Player Profile
Stumpf was the star for his team today. The uncommitted 3B hit a 2 run homerun to start his day. He showed off his power every at bat and drove the ball to all parts of the field all game. In the 6th inning Stumpf hit a loud sac fly to give his team much needed run support. Lots of potential with his 6’1 160Lbs frame and power.

Tyler Schumacher SS/RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Schumacher got it done on both sides of the ball today. At the plate he hit a deep double to LF with loud contact. He came in for relief with his FB sitting 82-83 T85 and SL 72-73. Lots of swing and misses from the RHP.

Oakley Clevenger CF (‘26,IN) • View Player Profile
To start the game Clevenger hit a line drive single over the infield. His next at bat he hit another line drive single this time bringing in a run. In a close game Clevenger his a triple to the wall bringing in another run for his team. He finished his day 3/4 at the plate with 2rbis. Very good approaches all game and always found the barrell.

Tanner Best MIF (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile 
Best led off the game with a solo shot over the RCF wall putting his team on the board. Lots of hard hit balls all day including fly balls to the warning track and line drives. Best came in for relief with his FB sitting 76-77 T79 CB66-67 CH70-71. Best got it done on both sides of the ball today.

Kace Eastridge OF/3B (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile 
Had a really good day at the plate in both hus games today. In the first game he started off with a line drive rbi single up middle. His next at bat he fouled off 5 pitches which then left to a fly ball to warning track. Eastridge showed a great approach all day. He showed lots of power in both games to all sides of the field. Lots of potential with his 6’1 190lbs frame and power in his smooth swing.

Branson Dean RHP (‘27,TN) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 160 Ibs R/R RHP showed off his hitting today with two very hard hit line drives through the infield, he has a very large presence in the box w/a well timed steep front step that creates powerful contact as he swings through the ball. Branson is very smart when at the plate, has a keen eye for the ball and is able to battle for walk even when down in the count.

Cameron Smith 1B/C (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
The 5’11 195 Ibs R/R 1B had himself a productive game with two HH BB for a double and a single into LC. Poised batter w/a controlled follow through swing, allowed for powerful contract. Defensively, Cameron looked solid at 1B, had quick hands able to scoop up balls thrown to him in the dirt. Being the youngest on his team, I see strong potential in his game as he continues to develop.

Micah Rienstra-Kiracofe CF (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
At 6’1 185Ibs, the Kent State University Commit was extremely active today, starting off the game was a 2-Run blast into LC for a double, continuing on battling for 2 walks. The athletic CF went to work defensively, showing off his strength and speed ability of getting to the ball, and throwing it in when a ball was hit into the right-center gap.

Ian Potts SS (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
The 5’11 170 Ibs SS had a dominant performance defensively barely allowing any BB to get by, even making a mid-air diving catch to stop a run from 3rd from scoring. Ian has a clean swing, rotates his body and uses his legs well throughout the motion which led to many HH BBs.

Walker Ward LHP (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
The 6’1 195 Ibs LHP finished the game with a stat line of 6IN 2H 1ER 9K 2BB. His FB went 82-83 w/a top speed of 84, SL went 78-79. Speedy arm movements during his throwing motion, hitters had a tough time identifying the pitch w/ the combination of his FB and SL. Still young, I see potential if he gets his FB more speed, could be a nasty LHP in the future.

DAY 4

Tanner Best MIF/RHP (‘24,IN) • View Player Profile
All around ball player. After coming off a hot day where he hit a shot of a home run, Best went right back to work hitting the ball hard in each at bat. He only went 1-3 but he put the barrel on the ball each AB. He also came in to pitch for an inning. Touched 84 on the FB with a wicked breaker of a CB at 70. Of note too, he was one pitch from throwing an immaculate inning, finishing it with 2K’s and a groundout.

Jordan Howard RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Tall & sturdy RHP that had a superb outing. Howard was a domineering presence on the mound standing at 6’5 240. He made use of differing speeds in his fastball to keep hitters guessing. It was not a true change up, but just taking a little off his FB made it very deceptive. Not the smoothest motion and arm action, but look for a college pitching coach to take advantage of his frame. Final line, 7IP 3ER 6H 9K 2BB.

Maddox Campbell RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile
Imposing RHP standing at 6’3 195. Came out after his teammate Howard and tried to show him up by pitching his own complete game. His motion was smooth & electric through the legs. Generated the FB at 79-82 and spun a CB at 69-70. Love the way he attacked hitters. Finished with a line of 7IP 7H 1ER 2BB 6K.

Peyton Layne CF (‘27,KY) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted CF had a great day at the plate. Lots of loud and hard contact throughout the day. He started off his day by pulling a solo shot over the RF wall to give his team an early lead. In the 6th he ripped a ball to RF for a loud line drive. In the championship game he fouled off 4 pitches to draw a walk in the 1st. Later in that inning he showed off his quick speed and scored on an infield single from 2nd. His next 2 at bats, Layne roped 2 line drives. Very good day from the uncommitted CF. Lots of potential with his ability to barrel the ball consistently and his quick speed. Definitely a prospect to keep an eye on.

Noah Cain RHP (‘27,OH) • View Player Profile
The 6’0 righty was lights out this morning. Cain had 4 no hit innings before giving up a hit in the 5th. Giving up only 3 hits throughout the game led to a 7 inning complete game shutout. Cain finished the day with 8k’s with his FB sitting 72-73 CB 58 and CH 68. Showed great command and composure all game long. An impressive outing in the semifinals to send his team to the championship game.

Bennett Spriggs C (‘27,OH) • View Player Profile
Spriggs had a great day at the plate overall. Fighting in at bats and driving balls to all parts of the field. In his first at bat Spriggs ripped an rbi single down the 3B line to get his team out in front early. In the 4th inning he hit a hard sac fly to LF to bring in the tying run. In the top of the 6th he hit a line drive single to get a rally started. All game long Spriggs showed great swings and consistent barrels. Lots of potential and power with his 5’11 170lbs frame.

Dashawn Tharpe RHP/MIF (‘27,KY) • View Player Profile
Tharpe was a two way star today in the championship game for his team. He started on the bump having 3k’s through 2ip only allowing 1 hit. His FB was sitting 80-82 T83, SL70-71. After he got done on the mound he went into the field and made great plays defensively the rest of the game. At the plate he had 2 hits including and rbi. He showed a great approach all game and drove the ball to both sides of the field.

Nolan Kennedy LF (‘27,IN) • View Player Profile
The 5’9 170lbs LHH put the ball in play all day giving his team sparks in the semifinals and the championship game. Kennedy has a smooth swing with quick hands and always finds the barrel. He had 2 hits in the championship game. Great hitter with a great approach.

Hayden Holmes RHP (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted RHP had pin point command in this outing. He went 6 shutout innings. Holmes was so effective because of the difference between his FB and CH. The FB topped at 80 in his last inning which shows he was trying to locate and hit spots rather than blow his FB by people. The CH was clocked at 58 and had low spin, it almost looked like a KN. This 20 MPH difference made the FB look way harder than the radar gun said.

Isaiah Meade-Moss RF (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
The 6’3 185 lbs RF had himself a day at the plate. Meade-Moss collected multiple RBI and had 3 hits. One of these hits being a triple to RC. The one time he got out was a line drive to the SS who made a sliding catch. Moss has a projectable frame being 6’3 and could add more power w/ gained weight.

Jacob Golson RHP (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile 
The uncommitted RHP took the mound in this quarter finals game. Golson went 4.2 innings 1 ER and the W. He had many of the hitters off balance w/ a three pitch mix. The FB sat 84-85 BB 71-72 and CH at 75. He often went to the BB over the CH in this outing. In the third inning, he got into a jam that he managed to escape w/ a pair of strikeouts. This outing lead his team going into the semi-finals. Interesting uncommitted pitcher who is a rising senior. In the Semi-final game Golson showed out w/ the bat. He collected two knocks one of them being a double. Showed a good approach all day at the plate battling back from an 0-2 count in the 7th to draw a walk.

Andrew Dixon 1B (‘25,KY) • View Player Profile 
Dixon has a smooth LHH swing w/ a leg kick. In his first AB he drove in a run by hitting a SFF to LF. In the 5th, he came up w/ two runners on and struck an inside FB into the RC gap. This wound up being a 2 RBI double where he later came around to score to secure the mercy rule. Dixon is an athletic first basemen who can also play the OF. Currently uncommitted.

Easton Hogan RHP (‘26,IN) • View Player Profile
Hogan, 5’11 150Ibs, RHP had himself a game, pitching a complete game w/ 0ER. Lanky frame, Hogan had his FB going around 79-81, w/a nice mix of a 68-69 CB that messed up many batters, had control of his pitches all day, only allowed 2BB and 3H through the 7 innings. Poised mound presence, looked sharp and confident w/ his stuff. Look forward to see his development as he grows and gains more velo on his FB.

Jack Ross 1B (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Ross went off at the plate, producing 3 hits in the game, all were barreled up and HH for singles at 2B. The 6’1 235Ibs L/R, built frame w/a powerful swing, drives through the BB for impressive contact every at every AB. Also battles at the plate w/ extended plate appearances at some times, had a pitcher throw up to 10 pitches to him until he launched a hard GB by 2B.

Hunter Holland UTIL (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
The 6’3 205 Ibs R/R has a build frame, extremely poised w/ a large batter presence. Holland had two hits w/ a hard-hit BB single to RF to start off, and then followed it up with a 3-run HR bomb to LF. Powerful swing, fluid motion through the ball and uses his lower body well to turn on the BB.

Jaxon Coomer SS (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Athletic and versatile player on both sides of the field. Had two hits w/ a LD double in RC, and a late game 2RBI single through the 3/4 hole. Coomer times the ball well w/ his swing, able to make consistent contact to where ever on the field. At SS, he was constantly moving around, has a clean glove, reads the ball well off the bat, and very fluid motions when working up the middle.

Anthony Holt RHP (‘26,KY) • View Player Profile
Holt was everywhere today, pitched a few innings, then played the rest of the game locking down 3B while also constantly getting on base; hitting 3 HH singles over SS into LF. At 5’9 210 Ibs, the R/R was active, at 3B didn’t allow anything past him while showing off his active glove in the field, played HH GB's well w/ a strong arm able to make constant accurate throws to 1B glove.