The Top 100

Elijah is a rare mix of elite tools, athleticism and playability. We have seen him in workouts run a 6.28 in the 60, show 95 mph raw arm strength and record an exit velocity of 105 mph. In addition, we've seen those tools play at the highest level in games. In the Baseball Factory All-America Game he went 2-3 with a triple, a walk, a stolen base and 3 runs scored. Each time we see him, he displays that he is a leader and an excellent teammate with a high baseball IQ, and he always impacts the game in a positive way. He's a unique talent who leads a very talented group at the top of the 2022 class.

Druw is a special talent with loud tools and an ability to play the game at a high level. His right-handed swing has barrel accuracy and big-time flick at contact. He hits balls that have over-the-fence carry with seemingly very little effort. As a defender he is instinctual and fast, a combination of a quality CF at the highest level. In addition, Druw has jumped in the infield and showed natural actions and plenty of arm at SS. Druw earned the MVP award at last fall's Baseball Factory All-America Game by knocking in the National Team's 2nd run with an infield single and then breaking the game open with a rocket triple to the right-centerfield gap that drove in two more. He's another player that has put himself into the 1-1 mix for this year's draft.

Electric is the best way to describe Termarr. Both his personality and his abilities fit that description. He is the guy that people in the stadium stop what they are doing to watch him hit. Every at bat seems to be a quality one with his excellent grasp of the strike zone and competitive attitude in the box. Termarr is a confident hitter with great rhythm, big bat speed and outstanding feel for the barrel. He continues to control at bats better than any high school player in recent memory and he brings a ton of positive energy to the field every day. His feel for the game carries over into the infield where he anticipates well, has sure hands and makes all plays seem to look easy.

We are still trying to figure out how Cam can impact the ball with such authority using what looks like such an easy swing to the naked eye. The ball jumps off his bat, he uses the entire field, he waits until the last second before firing and he does it all effortlessly. This is an extremely advanced hitter who had an RBI double in the game, and also showed extremely well in the defensive workout. Coming out of this event, Cam looked every bit of a top half of the 1st round guy.

Dylan is the premier pitching prospect in the 2022 class, and he was outstanding when we saw him at the Baseball Factory South Showcase. He has an advanced arsenal led by a fastball that sits in the low to mid-90s with late life, and he does it easy. Dylan's delivery is athletic and repeatable and his arm stroke if free and clean. Complementing the FB are his curve that has good rotation and late bite and his change that is so effective that it elicits quite a bit of swing-and-miss from hitters. This is an exciting combination of excellent stuff, command and an advanced ability to pitch that gives him the look of a front-of-the-rotation starter at the highest level.

Tools, the ability to use them, personality, and really the overall air around Henry all point to future Major Leaguer. He impressed every step of the way at the Baseball Factory All-America Game in Kansas City. His 2 hits and stolen base in the game were icing on the cake after several loud BP sessions showing his ability to drive the ball to all fields. An outstanding athlete with a knack for finding the barrel in-game with authority, Henry has the look of a very high draft selection.

Brandon makes it look easy on the mound with the ball jumping out of his hand from a low-effort delivery. He challenges hitters with a fastball that sits in the mid-90s and complements it with a 2-plane breaking ball that has some depth to it. His delivery is athletic and repeatable, and while his size isn't imposing on the mound - his stuff certainly is. Brandon has the look of a lefty starter who will eventually pitch at the highest level.

Cole flat out hits every time we see him and he is one of only a handful of players that can stay at SS at the highest level. He went 1-2 in the Baseball Factory All-America Game with a walk, and that 1 hit was a ringing triple with the bases loaded. He controls the barrel so well and always seems to be on time, showing the ability to handle velocity and recognize and adjust to off-speed stuff. He is also extremely reliable at SS with sure hands and a strong, accurate arm making him one of the top all-around players in the class.

Jackson is one of the most natural hitters in the 2022 class. He stands in confidently from the left side and always seems to be on time. It is a free and easy stroke with the ability to keep the barrel in the zone for a long time and utilize the entire field. He is also a dependable defender with sure hands, an accurate arm and a good internal clock thanks to plus instincts on the diamond. Jackson seems to always find the barrel and his added strength is allowing him to drive balls with more authority as well making him one of the top prospects in the upcoming draft.

Sal is one of the top prospects in the 2022 class thanks to his powerful and accurate RH stroke. He finds the barrel consistently and the ball really jumps. We've seen exit velocities up to 105 mph and towering HRs off his bat. Sal is not only a power guy though, he uses the whole field well and battles when he's in the box. Defensively, he is sure-handed at 3B and has plenty of arm to stay on the left side of the diamond.

Tristan is one of the top LHP prospects in this class thanks to premium stuff, a track record of success and even more projection left. He has an extremely quick arm and it allows him to run his fastball regularly into the mid 90s. He couples that with a true swing-and-miss breaking ball, and has a developing change that will give him the full starter's repertoire.

An extremely hard worker, Cole has elevated himself to one of the top RHP prospects in this year's draft. His fastball has touched triple digits and sits in the mid to upper 90s throughout his outings. His off-speed offerings include a curve with late bite and a change for which he has good feel. With a strong frame, Cole has the makings of a prototypical starter at the highest level.

Walter re-classified into the 2022 class right after the Baseball Factory All-America Game, and he immediately became one of the top pitchers in this year's draft class. He is a talented 2-way player with big RH power, but the power in his right arm makes it look like his highest ceiling is on the mound. He generates easy mid-90s velocity and has one of the best breaking balls in the class that he uses as an out-pitch. A change rounds out Walter's starter's repertoire with the look of a solid piece to a rotation at the highest level in the future.

A case can be made that Tucker was the most consistent hitter in the country throughout the summer. He has confidence and rhythm from both sides of the plate with excellent feel for the barrel. It is clear that he can really hit, with more power from the left side, and always in control of at bats. His feet and hands work well at 3B and he is athletic enough to play 1B and LF as well.

One of the top pitching prospects in the 2022 class, Andrew checks a lot of boxes. He has a strong, durable frame at 6'3"/205, a coordinated delivery, a clean arm stroke and a high-quality pitch repertoire. He is regularly in the mid-90s with his fastball and he has excellent feel for both his breaking ball and change. Pair all of that with his ability to throw strikes and it is easy to see why Andrew is viewed as an excellent starting pitching prospect.

Roman put on an extremely impressive display at the Baseball Factory Florida Showcase. His metrics were excellent with an exit velocity of 103 mph and a 60 time of 6.84. His performance in games was even louder than the workout with a towering HR to center field and several outstanding at bats that resulted in hard contact. His LH stroke is natural and athletic, generating big bat speed and showing barrel accuracy. Roman showed that he is one of the top prospects in the entire 2022 class.

Mikey is one of those players with outstanding tools in workouts who even plays above them in games. His energy and baseball IQ stand out each time he steps on the field, and when paired with a sweet LH swing and excellent hands at SS, you have a potential Day 1 selection in this year's draft. Mikey had 2 hits in the Baseball Factory All-America Game including a line drive that left the bat at 105 mph.

Owen quickly became a favorite of the staff and scouts at the Baseball Factory All-America Game. His energy and passion for the game shine through in everything he does. He showed as a legitimate 2-way prospect striking out 2 of the 3 hitters he faced to start the game for the American Team and showing athletic infield actions and a compact right-handed stroke with power throughout the workouts. His fastball has excellent metrics and it may give him a slight edge on the mound in some eyes, but the bat will also play at higher levels.

The winner of the Baseball Factory All-America Games's HR Derby, Jayson has a strong, coordinated right-handed stroke that allows him to really impact the baseball. He is confident in the box and in control of his at bats. After his impressive Derby and BP sessions, Jayson walked, stole and base and scored a run in his first game plate appearance. Add in an infectious personality with passion for the game, and you have a player who makes a positive impact on his team each time he takes the field.

Jackson has an impressive combination of premium stuff and a track record of success. There is still projection in his 6'4" frame that he uses well to work down the mound in his delivery. His long arm stroke produces fastball velocity into the mid-90s and he complements it with a solid curve and change. Jackson is comfortable on the big stage and seems to pitch deep into games every time he takes the mound - excellent traits in a starting pitching prospect.

Brock is a true power arm who gets excellent leverage in his delivery that leads to consistent mid-90s velocity. His best secondary pitch is his change that he throws confidently, and with good arm speed. It has proven to be a pitch that elicits weak contact and quite a bit of swing-and-miss. Brock rounds out his arsenal with a developing breaking ball. A "fresh" cold-weather arm from Michigan, he is firmly in the day 1 mix for this year's draft.

Tommy put his full set of high-level tools (6.69 in the 60, 102 mph exit velocity, plus arm) on display at the Baseball Factory Florida Showcase and again at the All-America Game. He has an ultra-projectable 6'3" frame that works well in all that he does on the field. His stroke has rhythm and is explosive. As a defender, Tommy has natural instincts and the speed to play CF at higher levels, and he has a strong accurate arm that would allow him to profile in RF as well. Overall, this is a complete prospect with a high ceiling.

Fisher is an 2-sport elite athlete with huge upside on the diamond. His projectable 6'3" frame is quick-twitch and he controls it very well. The LH stroke is simple and easy with the ball jumping off the bat to all fields. Fisher was the Utah Gatorade POY last season while leading his American Fork squad to the State Championship. Also a sought-after WR/DB, Fisher has decided to concentrate solely on baseball and the sky is the limit for the young infielder.

Don't look away while Adonys is on the field, or you will miss something exciting! The best defensive catcher in the class loves to impact the game with his arm (1.75 to 2B in workout), and he is also an advanced receiver and a natural leader. He showed his skills in handling quality arms at the Baseball Factory All-America Game with ease, as usual, and he also doubled down the left field line and scored a run.

Noah is an imposing figure on the mound and makes for uncomfortable at bats for both right and left-handed hitters. Despite his easy delivery and low effort arm stroke, the ball explodes from his low 3/4 slot from the left side. He adds a high-spin slider that has good depth and a change to round out his pitch mix.

One of the most talked-about prospects after the workout day at the Baseball Factory All-America Game, Maximus put himself on the national map with his performance in Kansas City. He squared up pitch after pitch in each batting practice - shooting hard line drives to all fields and the gaps. His barrel is quick, and he stays balanced and controlled throughout. He also showed quick-twitch actions in the middle infield with instincts and arm strength and go with it. This is a quality all-around young player who is one of the top middle infielders in the 2022 class.

Ryan came into the BF All-America Game with a reputation as one of the top hitters in the class and he only further solidified that with his performance. He stood in with confidence all weekend and collected 2 hits included a rocket double that only got about 5 feet off the ground and ended up in the RCF gap.

Justin is one of the top LHP prospects in the country. He has a history of success and pitches deep into games thanks to his quality command and pitch mix. He tunnels all of his stuff well and has some deception in his deliver and release that makes it very difficult on hitters. Already with a 21 strikeout no-hit performance this spring, Justin is what ML starting pitchers look like at this age.

Possessing perhaps the best raw power in the 2022 class, Jared put it on full display during the HR Derby Qualifying at the Baseball Factory All-America Game. While most right-handed hitters saw their squared-up drives to LF knocked down by a stiff wind in their face, Jared seemed to have no trouble driving balls through the wind and well over the LF fence. The ball is loud off his bat! He contributed a sacrifice fly to right field during the game and threw out a runner attempting to steal 2nd on a strong, accurate throw. He's a physical young prospect with an impact bat at the catching position.

Karson toed the rubber in his hometown of Kansas City to start the Baseball Factory All-America Game and he was electric while pitching a perfect inning. His ultra-quick arm ran his fastball up to 94 with late life. It seems to jump on hitters quickly and he began the day striking out two of the best hitters in the class. His breaking ball showed late, tight break and his change is a quality third pitch. All signs point to a quality starting pitching prospect in Karson.

Jett is a dynamic prospect who has played himself into the day 1 draft conversations. There is quickness in everything he does with plus straight line speed (6.55 in the 60) that plays in games and excellent bat speed that allows him to do damage at the plate. Jett has loud tools, plays with energy and always seems to make a positive impact on the game.

With advanced command, low to mid 90s velocity and an athletic delivery, JR fits near the top of the RHP prospects in this year's class. He is aggressive with his fastball and attacks hitters with a quality 3-pitch mix that can play at higher levels.

Oliver is among the small group of pitchers that many would pick out of the 2022 class if they had to win a game tomorrow. He has a track record of winning and pitching deep into games against all levels of competition. His fastball is rarely squared up and he adds and subtracts to it putting it anywhere from the mid-80s to the low-90s. He commands all of his offerings well including his breaking ball and change that he is willing to throw in any count.

While Turner closed out the game for the National Team at the All-America Game in KC, he gave everyone a look at his starter's profile. He throws quality strikes with his low 90s fastball and has an outstanding curve that has tight rotation and 2-plane break. A change with some fade is a solid third pitch - and they all come from a clean arm stroke and a low-effort delivery.

Jacob possesses one of the best curveballs in the '22 class. It has tight rotation along with late depth, and he can land it for strikes at any time His athletic delivery and quick arm produce a lively fastball that sits in the low 90s and it is easy to envision Jacob in the rotation at higher levels.

David struck out 2 in his inning of work at Kauffman Stadium in the Baseball Factory All-America Game. His fastball sits comfortably in the low 90s with heavy tailing action and he pairs it with one of the better breaking balls in the class. It has the shape you would expect from his arm slot with bite and depth to it. His change rounds out his quality repertoire, and he should be a riser who garners a lot of attention this spring.

Matt's lively fastball was up to 95 mph in Kansas City at the Baseball Factory All-America Game, and it had excellent finish through the zone. He's aggressive on the mound with good pace to the game while he's on the rubber. He has starter traits with an easy, repeatable delivery (that also has good tempo) and a quality 3-pitch mix.

Malcolm just looks like a hitter in the box. There is a confidence about him when he steps in, and he backs it up with consistent hard contact regardless of the level of pitching he is facing. There is natural rhythm and feel for the barrel in his stroke and flashes of left-handed power. Defensively, he is a solid receiver with an accurate arm and the baseball IQ you look for in a catcher.

Yoel is one of the most talented 2-way players in the 2022 class. He uses his long levers well in a clean, coordinated left-handed stroke that has leverage power (99 mph exit velocity) and good barrel control. Defensively, he is athletic (7.05 in the 60) at 1B and a good target with good hands and excellent natural feel around the bag. Yoel is also excellent on the mound with an extremely projectable 6'7" frame that gets downhill plane to all of his offerings. His fastball has been up to 92 mph and he has very good secondary offerings in a curve with bite and a deceptive change. His arm stroke is loose and easy and it is easy to see him adding velocity. At this time he pounds the strike zone with 3 excellent offerings and he is a quality prospect both as a pitcher and position player.

Nick produced the Baseball Factory All-America Game's most memorable loud contact when he led off the bottom of the 2nd inning with a towering HR into the RF bullpen. There is an awful lot to like in a 6'5" switch hitter who generates over-the-fence power using a short, efficient stroke from both sides of the plate. He has natural loft in his stroke, and it seems that he hits one out every time he plays in a high-level event.

Justin is an electric and projectable athlete with quick-twitch actions and a lot of upside. He is a plus runner with an easy stride and his slashing LH stroke leads to hard contact to all parts of the field. With emerging power, his profile as a true CF prospect who can hit at the top of a lineup is an attractive one.

Jared is one of the most advanced, mature hitters in the class. He stands in well from the left side and seems to see the ball very well. He's disciplined in the box, is consistently on time, and finds the barrel consistently. He showed his ability to use the entire field throughout his BP sessions at the All-America Game and he ripped a double into the RF corner in the game showing a very quick barrel. He's also a versatile defender with excellent natural actions at 1B and the ability to play LF.

Riley is a legitimate 2-way prospect with extremely loud tools! On the mound he works his big 6'4", 220-pound frame down the mound and his extremely quick arm leads to mid-90s velocity. The ball gets on hitters in a hurry and he has an aggressive approach on the mound regularly challenging hitters with that fastball. He complements the FB with a slider that has some late bite to it. As a position player the leverage he generates on the mound carries over to big RH power. He impacts the baseball with an aggressive move through contact and he also profiles well in RF with the ability to also play LF and 1B.

Despite being one of the youngest players in the 2022 draft class, Brady possesses one of the most polished and mature all-around games. He seems to be able to slow the game down, both in the batters box and behind the dish. His LH stroke always seems to be on time, and he is unfazed by velocity. His line drive stroke utilizes the entire field. Defensively, he is an excellent receiver with a high baseball IQ and good game instincts. Brady plays with a quiet confidence and continually performs on big stages.

Jalin is an exciting prospect who oozes projection. His lean 6'2" frame will continue to mature and enhance the right-handed power that he already shows at the plate. He has natural feel for the barrel and whip through the zone. The ball comes off his bat with authority from an easy, controlled stroke. Jalin is also a solid defender with sure hands and plenty of arm for the left side of the diamond.

Paxton is a quick-twitch athlete who plays with good energy and intensity. He has a smooth right-handed stroke that utilizes the whole field well and shows flashes of pull-side power. His quick hands can handle velocity and he looks to be able to stay in CF making him a valuable middle-of-the-field defender.

Brayden is a power RHP with a strong, thick 6'3" frame. His easy delivery produces excellent leverage and leads to a heavy fastball that can get into the mid-90s. He is aggressive with that pitch, challenging hitters - and normally inducing weak contact or empty swings. Brayden has a short, sharp slider and a split-change that he will flash at times to put away hitters. The 3-pitch mix is very attractive, as is the probability to he will continue to add velocity.

Grant's physicality and athleticism stand out on the field, and that was no different in Kansas City at the Baseball Factory All-America Game. He has an ideal durable catcher's build, and he was solid behind the dish in workouts and the game. His strength and power showed through in the workout driving some balls deep to LF through the incoming wind. He was on base all 3 times in the game and showed his above-average speed with a stolen base. Grant has the look of a run-producing bat from a premium defensive position.

Jurrangelo is a special prospect who is one of the most unique players we have ever seen. He is an ambidextrous pitcher who is a high-level prospect both from the right and left side. Right-handed he has slightly more velocity - topping at 94 mph and the ball has good tailing action thanks to his 3/4 arm slot. He complements that pitch with two types of breaking balls that have 3/4 tilt and are thrown at slightly different speeds, and he has good feel for a changeup. From the left side Jurrangelo showed a similar delivery and arm slot, topping in the upper 80s and throwing a curve and change. He was able to switch batter-to-batter and maintain his mechanics from both sides and control his stuff. It was impressive to watch, and his abilities make him a real weapon on the mound.

Kyle has a tall, lean frame and works well down the mound with some deception to his delivery and release. His fastball sits in the upper 80s now and comes from a tough 3/4 slot. There is a ton of upside here, and he appears on the verge of making a big jump in velocity, already possessing stuff that should make him one of the marquee arms in the northeast this spring.

With one of the loudest tool sets in the class, Gavin turns heads each time he steps on a field. He has an enticing speed/power combination, and the game seems to come easy to him It is easy to dream on the raw ability and see a middle-of-the-order bat that patrols CF.

Mason is one of the most dynamic players in the 2022 class. He has an athletic 6'3" frame with quick-twitch actions and plus straight line speed (6.5 in the 60). The speed plays in CF while he has the arm strength to also play RF at a high level. At the plate Mason flashes bat speed in his LH stroke that leads to some pull-side power. Mason appears to be another in the long line of high-ceiling prospects to come out of Las Vegas.

Hayden is a big-time prospect on the mound with a quick arm, an athletic delivery and an ideal 6'3", 184-pound frame. He flashed a 4-pitch mix at the Baseball Factory South Showcase featuring a fastball up to 92 mph, a curve with downer action, a slider/cutter with late break and a change. He challenged hitters with his lively fastball that he commanded down in the zone, and up out of the zone when he wanted to in certain counts. He had good finish to all of his stuff and repeated the delivery very well. There is still more upside here with quality stuff already in place making Hayden look like a legitimate starting pitcher prospect at higher levels.

Nazier is a unique prospec! The rare high school arm that can touch triple digits, and he does it from a nasty 3/4 arm slot. The ball jumps out of his hand, and he pairs that big fastball with a tight slider that can buckle the knees of right-handed hitters gearing up for velocity.

With some of the most intriguing tools in the draft, Greg draws immediate attention with his ultra-athletic and projectable frame that possesses quick-twitch fibers. A plus runner, he can handle CF at the next level with the arm to play any OF spot. He has extremely quick hands at the plate and emerging power which makes him an intriguing follow with big upside potential.

Standing on the mound at an intimidating 6'8", Chase has the makings of another power arm from Texas. He uses his large frame well in his delivery, and his leverage has his fastball comfortably in the low 90s and touching higher. He gets good tail to his fastball and change thanks to his 3/4 arm slot and he mixes in two breaking balls. His slider seems to be his most effective secondary offering at present, and the total package here has a ton of upside.

Nolan is an imposing figure in the box with lightning-quick hands that lead to loft power. He is most comfortable using his quick left-handed stroke to turn on fastballs and drive them to the pull side. He has a solid track record of offensive production and will be seen often this spring playing for one of the top HS teams in the country.

Cade is one of the top LHP prospects in the 2022 class and he showed why at the Baseball Factory South Showcase. He pounded the strike zone with a lively fastball that got into the low 90s. His delivery is effortless, lulling hitters to sleep, before his quick arm works through to release and the ball jumps out of his hand and onto hitters in a hurry. The 3/4 slot gets some tailing action to it as well. His off-speed offerings include a breaking ball that he adds and subtracts to while manipulating the shape at times. At its best it looks just like his FB out of the hand and dives late - a true swing-and-miss pitch. His change is also a very effective pitch thrown with good arm speed and tunneled well like the rest of his stuff. He's already had a lot of success, and that shouldn't change as he climbs the ladder thanks to lots of ability and even more upside left.

Gavin is a true baseball player, who has been a mainstay for one of the top programs in the country, Barbe HS, for several years. He can do everything well on the field. He's a strike thrower with a loose arm and quality stuff, and he is also an accomplished SS with good hands, plenty of arm, excellent speed and an effective RH stroke.

Colby continues to show that he is one of the best in-game hitters in the 2022 class. After a solid BP showing at our Florida Showcase event with lots of barrels and an exit velocity of 100 mph, he went into game play and tripled and homered. His HR came on a breaking ball in a left-on-left matchup. Colby is an athletic defender who ran a 6.91 in the 60 and has life in his body at SS. He has very reliable hands, a quick exchange, the ability to throw from different slots and the internal clock you look for in an IF prospect. His LH hit tool and overall feel for the game make him an exciting prospect.

Jacob has present strength on his frame and it shows through in his right-handed swing. He has very advanced feel for the barrel from a simple stroke and the ball comes off hard. Both gap power and HR power have been on display from Jacob, and he has stood in well against high-level pitching. A SS for his Yucaipa HS team, he seems to project best as 3B where he is a solid all-around defender.

Dakota is a premium athlete who is an extremely high-level prospect both on the baseball and football fields. He has a ton of present strength and it plays at the plate. He lets the ball travel deep and uses a lightning-quick bat to get to pitches - and drive them. We saw both raw power and useable power at the Baseball Factory South Showcase and that will only continue to show up more consistently over time. Dakota's 6.51 in the 60 shows the unique power/speed combo that he possesses. It's a great profile with a ton of ceiling still left for this unique prospect.

Jaden is an intimidating presence on the mound with his extra-large 6'4" frame and high arm slot. He gets downhill plane to his lively fastball that he runs into the mid-90s, and he combines that with a curveball that has tight rotation and hard downer action. It works as his out pitch, inducing a lot of swing-and-miss. Jaden rounds out his arsenal with a change to give him the 3-pitch mix you look for in a long-term starter.

David is a high-ceiling arm who already has quite a bit of polish, especially for a HS senior. He has a controlled, repeatable delivery with a clean arm stroke. He threw a high volume of strikes in his Baseball Factory West Showcase outing attacking hitters with his heavy fastball that was up to 90 mph. He complemented the fastball well with a tight breaking ball with 2-plane break and excellent feel for a change that he threw with good arm speed. A durable frame, quick arm and good pitch repertoire is an excellent combination.

An elite multi-sport athlete Jordan is a high-ceiling OF prospect who always seems to make a positive impact on the game. He has excellent closing speed in CF to go with good instincts and a strong arm. At the plate, he has a clean RH stroke with juice that shows up at the right times.

RJ is a quick-twitch athlete with a high ceiling. His right-handed swing is quick and leads to hard contact. He works the middle of the field well and has an advanced ability to manipulate the barrel. RJ has quick feet in the field and is a solid defender at short. He moves through balls well and throws from a 3/4 slot with carry across the diamond. He also shows his arm strength when he jumps on the mound and pounds the strike zone with his tailing fastball that is very tough on right-handed hitters and a tight breaking ball that got some Ks. RJ has the look of an impact bat who is a versatile defender at the next level.

Gage is a dynamic 2022 OF prospect with the exciting combination of top-of-the-scale speed and left-handed power. He ran a 6.39 in the 60 for us, and he plays fast in game. It allows him to cover a lot of ground in the outfield and he has natural actions out there and a lot of arm strength. Those tools profile well in CF. At the plate Gage gets excellent barrel whip leading to the 102 mph exit velocity he registered. The ball jumps off his bat, and there is some looseness to his stroke that he triggers by pulling his hands in close to his body. Gage can impact the game in a lot of positive ways and merits close following.

Brad was extremely effective at the Baseball Factory Florida Showcase attacking hitters with his fastball that was up to 90 mph and pounding the strike zone with all of his offerings. He featured two different breaking balls - a curve and slider - that were both effective and a change. The curve had good downer action to it and the slider had 3/4 tilt with some late bite. Both were effective as out-pitches. Brad has good mound presence and repeats his delivery well, allowing for the advanced command. His pace is also good - both in his delivery and pitch-to-pitch. Overall, this a strike-thrower with a quality pitch mix to follow closely.

We first saw Joe at a Baseball Factory event back in 2016, and it has been exciting to watch his hard work and physical maturity turn him into one of the top pitchers in the country. He has a quick, clean arm stroke that leads to low 90s velocity and his slider has tight, late break making it a swing-and-miss pitch. Joe also has good feel for his change giving him the quality 3-pitch mix you look for in a starting pitching candidate.

Austin is making Dell Rapids, SD a required trip for scouts this spring. At 6'5"/205 he has an ideal pitcher's frame with projection still left in it. His mid-90s fastball has late life, but his curveball is the difference-maker. It has huge spin rates and it shows in the hard downer action it exhibits. With a solid change as a 3rd-pitch, Austin checks a lot of boxes on the starter profile.

Dominic has an extra-large 6'6", 215-pound frame whose leverage leads to some of the best raw power in the class. The ball has outstanding carry off his bat, and players and coaches stop what they're doing to watch him take batting practice on the field. He's athletic enough to play either corner IF spot and looks to be a middle-of-the-order impact bat at the next level.

Kassius established himself as one of the top 2022 RHPs in the country with his performance at the Baseball Factory West Showcase. He showed an athletic repeatable delivery, a quick arm and 3 quality pitches. His fastball jumped out of his hand and had some late tailing life to go with velocity - he touched 95 mph. Kassius pitched to both sides of the plate, throwing a high volume of strikes with that fastball, as well as his secondary stuff. They included a curve that had some depth to it and an effective change that he had confidence in. Everything was thrown with relative ease and he had a maturity on the mound that you don't often see in pitchers his age. Already an impressive prospect, there is an even higher ceiling ahead for Kassius.

Brenner is an elite athlete who is a high-level prospect as an OF on the baseball field and as a QB on the football field. Things seem to come easily to him on the baseball field where he looks natural in all that he does. He has loose quick hands that allow his LH stroke to do damage. He has a mature approach at the plate driving balls the opposite way and showing legitimate power to LCF and CF. We saw 91 mph exit velocities from an easy, effortless stroke. Brenner shows his athleticism on the bases where his combination of speed (6.69 in the 60) and instincts allow him to pressure the defense, as well as in the OF. He glides to balls and has all the makings of a quality CF at the next level. In addition he has a quick release with a strong arm and the type of online carry you would expect from a QB. This is a high ceiling prospect to follow closely!

Eli is a tall, lean LHH with big present power and even more in the tank. He takes an aggressive swing with a coordinated move through contact that gives him good leverage while maintaining barrel accuracy. He's a versatile defender who can fit at either corner OF spot as well as 1B and do a quality job there.

Nathan is an athletic 2022 OF out of Lexington, SC who showed as a top prospect at the Preseason All American showcase. In the OF not many balls get down that are hit his way (6.67 60 time) and his 94 mph raw arm strength plays well. He has the versatility to play all 3 OF spots effectively. At the plate, he continues to shine. He stands in with a solid/strong base and has fluid rhythm to load. Barrel delivery is short/quick with aggression and the ball jumps off his bat (94 mph exit velocity) from an easy stroke.

Blake is a talented 2022 prospect with great energy and life on the field to go with quality tools. His right-handed swing is compact and accurate. He finds the barrel regularly both in batting practice and the game - showing that he sees the ball and reacts very well. His hands are quick and he squared up several balls against quality pitching in the Baseball Factory Florida Showcase. Blake is a confident defender at SS who plays low and has sure hands. His actions are natural, his feet work well and he has easy carry to his throws across the diamond. This is a young player with a high baseball IQ who is a winner and makes any team he is on better.

Levi is a competitor on the mound with excellent feel to pitch. He uese a 3/4 slot and low 90s heavy fastball to attack hitters, often finishing them off with his sweeping breaking ball. He has a history of winning and pitching deep into games making him an attractive starting pitching prospect.

The former Baseball Factory Rookie All-American is an athletic OF prospect with a track record of hitting. His short, quick right-handed stroke is efficient and accurate with some pull-side power. He's an excellent runner and it shows both on the bases and when he patrols the outfield. Overall, Korbyn is a middle-of-the-diamond player who is easy to envision also hitting in the middle of the order at higher levels.

Caden is a picture of projection with a lean 6'5" frame and a quick arm. He can run his fastball into the low 90s, and he does it fairly easily with more in the tank. He also spins a solid breaking ball and has a developing change that will give him a solid 3-pitch mix. With added strength and some refinement, it's easy to envision a future force on the mound.

Combining strength, speed and overall athleticism Ross fits the mold of the "new" catcher. He is flexible and quick behind the dish with plenty of arm strength to shut down the running game. At the plate he has quick hands and uses his present strength to get to his power.

Cutter is a talented 2-way prospect with a complete all-around game. He ran a 6.91, recorded an exit velocity of 91 mph and flashed raw arm strength of 88 mph for us. In the infield Cutter was confident and light on his feet with sure hands and a quick exchange/release. He moved laterally well and looked comfortable going to his backhand side and making plays on the run. At the plate Cutter stalks the pitch with a hanging stride and lets the barrel fly on pitches he likes. He looks to do damage and doubled in the live at bats. Cutter is also a real competitor on the mound with a fastball/breaking ball mix that makes him extremely effective.

Ike has an enticing profile as a left-handed hitting catcher with a projectable frame. His swing is loose and free and the ball jumps off his bat. He has shown the abilty to drive the ball to all parts of the park while showing solid defense behind the plate and a strong arm.

JeanPierre has huge tools that make him one of the most intriguing 2-way prospects in the 2022 class. Defensively, he is ultra-smooth and polished with sure hands, natural actions and a huge arm to finish plays across the diamond. That packages puts him in the top tier of shortstop defenders in this draft. At the plate he has a simple but explosive swing with good balance and quick hands. He stands in well and seems to track the ball well while producing some loud impact (98 mph exit velocity). JeanPierre even jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 96 with a lightning-quick arm. He challenged hitters and threw the fastball by them for the most part while also mixing in a change and occasional breaking ball. There is a lot to like here!

Kaden is one of the top 2-sport athletes in the country as a high-level QB and a quality OF prospect. His calling card is his left-handed power that showed up, as usual, at the Baseball Factory South Showcase. He tends to hit high hard line drives that continue to carry, and he showed that in both BP and in his home run during the game. The ball is loud off Kaden's barrel and he is most comfortable turning on pitches and driving them to the pull side. He moves well in the OF and has a strong, accurate arm that also allows him to jump on the mound and pitch effectively at times. With present strength, athleticism and useable power, this is a prospect to follow closely.

A polished all-around prospect with an attractive profile as a LHH SS, Gavin is the next in line of a talented recent group of players from the state of Wisconsin. He has a knack for finding the barrel at the plate and he is a reliable defender on the dirt with sure hands. His history of hitting and high baseball IQ make him an extremely attractive prospect in this year's class.

Payton is a 2022 outfield prospect who can really swing the bat. He has very quick hands and his LH stroke is clean and coordinated. He also showed his emerging pull power by peppering the high RF wall at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore during batting practice. Payton moves well in the OF as well, showing the range and arm (93 mph raw velocity) to play all 3 OF spots well. He moves through balls well to throw and has an accurate arm to go with the strength. Overall, Payton has the makings of one of the top hitters in his class and needs to be followed closely.

Tucker is a 2-way player with high level ability both as a pitcher and position player. It appears now that his highest ceiling may be on the mound thanks to a lively fastball that sits comfortably in the low 90s and can touch higher, and one of the best breaking balls in the class. A true out-pitch, it has 3/4 tilt to it with excellent shape and rotation. Tucker is also an athletic infielder with a clean RH stroke that has surprising power.

Jacob is a big, physical left-handed hitter with big raw power. His LH stroke has generated triple-digit exit velocities and we've seen some majestic blasts off his bat. He's most comfortable turning on balls, but he is also very capable of driving it the other way and finding the LCF gap. He's a big target at 1B with sure hands a very good feel around the ball. Legitimate LH power is always a hot commodity and Jacob possesses it!

Ethan has big raw power, and he has proven that he can bring it out in games. While long, towering HRs to left field have become common off Ethan's bat, he is a polished hitter who will also drive balls into the RCF gap. He has a knack for being on time and finds the barrel with regularity. Add in that he can play either corner - and even run his fastball into the mid-90s on the mound - and you have a very intriguing young prospect.

Luke is a high-level catching prospect with some loud, sought-after tools. It starts with his right-handed power. There is natural loft to his swing and he uses the ground well in his stroke leading to big loft power especially to the pull side (101 mph exit velocity). There is some rhythm to his stroke and he repeats it very well. Behind the plate Luke's big arm strength stands out. It's an effortless move through release and resulted in online carry through the bag and workout times as low as 1.90. Add in a 6'3"/202-pound frame and good feel for the game and you have a high ceiling prospect at a premium position.

Carsten has strength and leverage in his right-handed swing. He uses the strong lower half on his 6'4", 218-pound frame very well and there is some loft to his stroke. We have seen pull-side power from him and he seems to see the ball well in the box. Carsten also has good hands and very good feel around the bag at 1B.

Michael is a quick-twitch 2022 OF prospect who is one of the fastest players in the country. He ran a blazing 6.28 in the 60 and made it look easy - and the speed plays in the OF. He has a true CF profile with what appears to be very good instincts to match the speed. He is confident in his ability to close as well as his hands, and his arm that flashed up to 90 mph at the raw arm strength station in the workout. At the plate Michael showed a patient, mature approach and a quick, level stroke. The ball comes off his bat well and he is unfazed by velocity.

Luis is a tall, lean RHP prospect with an easy delivery. He throws from close to a 3/4 slot which gets the expected sink and tail to his low 90s fastball that touches higher at times. His breaking ball has 3/4 tilt with two-plane sweeping break and he mixes in an occasional change. His operation is smooth and there still appears to be significant upside here.

Already possessing a true swing-and-miss offering in an outstanding curveball and advanced feel to pitch, Eli is a pitching prospect who continues to gain momentum. His fastball gets into the low 90s with some life, and he always seems in control on the mound. This is a young RHP with definite starter traits.

Mic is a winner! He's a "true" baseball player who competes and finds a way to make a positive impact on every game he plays in. Add in some loud tools (6.67 in the 60, 92 arm, 88 exit) and it's easy to see why he is a high-level prospect in the 2022 class. He has a knack for the barrel from the left side and uses his speed and excellent instincts to patrol CF well. A competitor with his ability to play the game makes Mic an intriguing prospect this spring.

Caden is a big, physical presence on the mound who throws from a high slot. He can run his fastball into the mid-90s and he spins a good curve from the same release point. There is some plane to his stuff and the ball seems to get on hitters in a hurry. He has the look of an innings-eater who can take you deep into games.

Austin is a high-ceiling prospect with a large, projectable frame and outstanding baseball skills. He swings with rhythm from the right side with good bat-to-ball skills, the ability to use the whole field, and emerging leverage power. He is a smooth defender in the infield who currently shows sure hands and natural actions at SS with the possibility of a move to 3B down the road.

Andrew is a dynamic 2022 prospect with an impact bat. He creates excellent bat speed and leverage from a crouched, athletic set-up and is aggressive on pitches he likes. He swings with intent and shows the ability to drive the ball (93 mph exit velocity) - especially to the pull side. As a defender, he has natural actions in the infield, taking solid angles and having a good internal clock to determine when he needs to use his quick exchange and release. He finishes plays with plenty of arm from the left side of the diamond (91 mph raw arm strength). Overall, this a potential run-producing bat that merits close following.

We have seen Kyle on several occasions, and each time we get a loud power display in BP. Our last look included several home runs and an exit velocity of 102 mph. He stalks pitches, stays in his legs and swings with intent. The approach is geared to pull-side loft and he finds the barrel with regularity. He doubled in game and hit a long HR off the machine in the simulated game at that most recent event. Defensively, Kyle has a good glove and clean exchange. He can play multiple IF spots and looks to have an impact, run-producing bat at the next level!

Christian is an athletic infielder with an excellent frame and set of tools. He ran a 6.68 for us and his feet work well in the IF. He moves through routine balls well and shows dependable hands and an accurate arm. At the plate he has very good natural rhythm using a bounce move with his hands as a trigger and to get some separation. He is quick and clean through contact and drives line drives to all fields. He's an exciting prospect who can impact the game with his bat and legs.