Maximus Martinez (2029 3B, Miami, FL) got a pitch to hit and did not miss it. He roped an RBI Double deep to the pull-side gap; his 2^nd double of the weekend. He later added a single sent the other way, and even topped 76 mph as a pitcher.

Michael King (2029 3B, Pinecrest, FL) showed a good two-strike approach, ripping a single the other way and then coming around to score his team’s first run of the game.

Seth Vasquez (2029 C, Orlando, FL) showed two-way potential as he tallied a single and threw well off the mound. He worked in the mid-70s range on the fastball and paired it with a slider.

John Escobar (2029 1B, Hollywood, FL) flashed abilities on both sides of the ball. He collected a pair of singles and made quick work on the mound, allowing no hits.

Bengie Del Nodal (2029 SS, Hialeah, FL) continued to swing a hot bat today, as he timed up a curveball and smoked it to the pull side for a single in the 5^th inning. He later added a second single, ripping an RBI knock to left field.

David Gundel (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) dialed in with two strikes and absolutely tattooed a ball to the pull-side gap. It one-hopped the wall for a standup double.

Jaiden Breton (2029 SS, Land O Lakes, FL) worked a hitter’s count and then waited back on a curveball. He rotated swiftly and lined it to centerfield for a single. He also added a nice sliding catch at the end of the game.

Seth Vasquez (2029 C, Orlando, FL) pulled a double into the left centerfield gap in the early goings of this game. It's a smooth, mostly level swing path with the ability to elevate out in front. 

Bengie Del Nodal (2029 SS, Hialeah, FL) had one of the louder hits of the day, booming a triple to center field. It's real bat speed with solid arm strength too, throwing 84 mph during drills and topping out at 79 mph on the mound. 

David Gundel (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) was excellent during his start, punching out five hitters over three innings. He's got great size at 6-foot-2, 180-pounds, and worked up to 78 mph from a low slot throwing three pitches. 

Kevin Suarez (2029 LHP, Miami, FL) showed a solid mix, tunneling the fastball-curveball-changeup for effective strikes and whiffs. He also added a hit to the hit column with a loose, extended left-handed swing. 

Maximus Martinez (2029 3B, Miami, FL) had a hard double to the pull side that was smoked and barely off the ground. It's real impact with good hip rotation through the finish. 

Bradley Alvarez (2029 OF, Miami, FL) finished the game with a sliding catch in the outfield for the final out. He showed good anticipation and route running while moving well in the outfield. 

Marco Rios (2029 C, Doral, FL) displayed a balanced approach at the plate and found the barrel multiple times. He employs repeatable mechanics and creates good torque through his swing.

Jaden Travieso (2029 1B, Miami, FL) made an impact when he connected with the barrel, as he showed the ability to drive the ball deep to the outfield throughout his round of batting practice. 

David Gundel (2029 RHP, Orlando, FL) put together an impressive showing today. The 6-foot-2 prospect showed the ability to adjust his hands as needed and drive the ball well when he connected.

Bengie Del Nodal (2029 SS, Hialeah, FL) showed off a loud bat today. He consistently drove the ball to the warning track and beyond, as he collected a home run to the pull side. He employs a balanced swing and simple approach.

Michael King (2029 3B, Pinecrest, FL) consistently lined the ball well to centerfield. He rotated strongly through contact and showed some power. 

Maximus Martinez (2029 3B, Miami, FL) set up with his hands up and back towards the catcher before quickly pulling them through the zone to do damage with a violent barrel. He swung with intent and consistently hit the ball far.