SS Dylan Murphy (DMurf14) is a premier power bat... for the 2028 class. 6’3 broad-shouldered, muscular frame w still leaner look. Chance for freakish physicality. Immense ground force while working short/direct. 103+ EV’s, ability to use the whole field w strength. Shooter Huntshow more

Couple loud hacks from ‘28 SS/3B Dylan Murphy (DMurf14)... from G1 6’3” 200 w equal athleticism/physicality. Strong wrists lead direct path for a heavy barrel that plays out-front. 6.72 runner. The #1️⃣ prospect in the sophomore class.. 2K single + deep L7 👇 Shooter Huntshow more

‘27 SS Isaiah Snavely (Isaiah Snavely) is a tooled-out... LHH SS to know for Aug 1. 6’3” 190 pound premium frame ⚡️Electric ⚡️ hands at the dish w power potential looming. Aggressive athlete w moxie. 101 exit | 6.67 60 | 94 across 🔥 #INPAS25 || Shooter Huntshow more

‘27 SS Lubin Rincon (TX) looking the part in... batting practice to begin NPI week. All of 6’3 w wiry strength throughout. Connected stroke w quick hands leading a direct path. Easy jump. #3 overall player in the 27 class after recent rise… Shooter Hunt || Prep Baseball Texasshow more

‘28 SS Callum Birdzell (Callum Birdzell) delivers the first... barrel of the day for a 3-RBI 3B 👇 6’3” frame projects. 6.70 runner; barrel feel always shows up & offseason strength gains have elevated the impacts. Can glove it, too. #10 player in the 2028 class 👍 Shooter Huntshow more

Saturday AM 💣 from ‘27 SS Isaiah Snavely (Isaiah... Snavely) during his first trip of the day. 6’3” athletic frame w/ noticeable strength gains. Tightest of turns while maintaining direction out-front to take advantage of a hanging CH 👇 Wake Forest recruit. Shooter Huntshow more

2028 SS Lio Garcia did it all in a... massive region win tonight for Buford HS Baseball 3-for-4, 2 2B, RBI, 3 R out of the leadoff spot while scoring the GW run on a passed ball. High makeup, vocal leader w/ a real chance for a plus glove at SS. #️⃣3️⃣ in Prep Baseball Georgia ‘28 class. Shooter Huntshow more

‘28 OF Brady Rallo (MO, Brady Rallo) Heavier hands... w/ backside approach and strength that way. Went thru the 6 for 95 EV & just missed a back-side homer later. Short/direct. Chance to hit 👍 t150 in the 🇺🇸 #MPL26 || Shooter Hunt || Prep Baseball Missourishow more

‘26 C/OF Sean Dunlap (Sean Dunlap) 6’3” 210, Tennessee... Baseball Hammered a PS 2B 👇 & on-base in 3/4 trips. Bat speed jumps out. Aggressive nature w loud tools to pair. #1 player in the class continues to look the part of a high-end prep follow for next year… Shooter Huntshow more

SS/RHP Paul Barnett (Paul W. Barnett, 2027) back on... the barrel lifting this one to RF for a solo HR. Power projection on full display showing the ease of effort to run this one out to the opposite field. 💣💣💣 #PBFG25 || Shooter Huntshow more

‘28 SS Brett Paciorek (Brett Paciorek;Ravenwood Baseball) Glimpses of... power is starting to emerge for the No. 1 prospect in the 2028 class of TN. Gets his hands in and crushes this ball deep over the RF wall for a 2-run blast #TNHS26 // Shooter Huntshow more

SO. C Tyler Phillips , dismantles this for a... towering 💣 to the pull-side. Quiet head w/ impressive bat-speed that delivers a heavy barrel. Ground-force strength with massive power upside. Consistent loud exits on the day. GHC Baseball//@PBR_JUCO #GAJucoScoutDayshow more

‘27 SS Parker Robinson (Parker Robinson) 6’4” frame is... equally athletic & projectable. Name to circle for Aug 1 6.7 runner, easy mover, w left-side arm strength. Linear op. in the box, loose-wristed, handsy stroke creates lag. Picked up a hit in the 1-0 LC win👇 Shooter Huntshow more

‘27 SS Dylan Seward (CA) continues to make a... case for the top spot in the class. 2 hits on the day including this blasted triple to the gap 👀👇 Ground force is felt with strength in the zone. Electric upside. 👍👍 PREP BASEBALL CALIFORNIA #18UTrialsshow more

Dallas Baptist SS Dylan Cupp may be starting to... show some of the upside folks saw in HS. Transfer from Mississippi State is finally getting consistent run. Showing flashes of average raw power for the first time. Still the polished defender w/55 arm strength from HS.show more

‘27 RHP Riley Martin (TN) Riley Martin Smith County... Baseball 2022 6-2, 190-pounds Great look at a high level arm that should carry more velocity in the future FB: 90-91 (2000-2100) improving shape but could use either more vert or more HZM SL: 73-76 (2300-2600) 13.7 in. avg HZM with ability for more velo — (+ potential) CH: 82-83 (1600) feel for pitch is still developing but showing signs No. 8 ranked prospect in the 2027 class of TN #TNPASUnder25 // Shooter Huntshow more

Was happy to get my first look at SS... Rock Arnold (OSU Cowboy Baseball) down in Jupiter. Went 1-for-2 in the game I saw him and hammered a backside RBI triple. Recently re-classed into the C/O 2026. Listed at 6'1" and 190-lbs, Arnold has a lean, athletic frame with some length in his lower-half and present strength. Stands fairly tall in the box, small leg lift gives way to a normal stride. Hands will drift and drop a bit in his load that includes a barrel tip. Present bat and hand speed, slightly uphill swing path that's geared towards lifting the baseball. There's a degree of adjustability in Arnold's swing, and he's shown the ability to drop his back knee to help create leverage. Some swing and miss, particularly against secondaries, but Arnold's swing decisions were sound and he stayed within the strike zone in my look. Has shown he can impact the baseball—especially to the pull side. Arnold's athleticism is evident both in the box and on the dirt. Flashed an above-average arm on the left side of the infield with solid carry across the diamond. Didn't display the quickest first step on the play I saw him attempt to make, though he showed comfortability attacking the baseball. Figures to get the chance to stick at shortstop. When bucketing these players out, Arnold fits into a handful of them: He's an athletic, lefthanded hitting SS with present power and potentially more on the way. Definite name to follow closely this spring in the Northeast.show more

Almost every punch should involve a small step. The... only real exception is when you're using your lead hand to throw a shot directly in front of you at close range—like when your opponent is trapped on the ropes or tied up in a clinch and can’t retreat. The "how" of stepping is beyond the scope of this caption, but the "why" isn't. You step to generate momentum for your punch and to stay balanced whether you land the shot or miss. Steps also let you adjust to the flow of the fight. Your opponent won’t stand still—you have to punch while moving. But it’s important these are small, controlled steps. Large steps break your stance, compromise your balance, and leave you vulnerable. Plus, when you take large steps, your feet spend more time off the ground, which reduces your ability to transfer force through your legs and hips into the punch. From a physics perspective, small steps help you apply force efficiently. Remember: force equals the change in momentum divided by the time over which that change happens (that’s the impulse-momentum relationship: F = Δp / Δt). The faster you can apply that force (meaning the smaller the Δt), the greater the force you generate. Even fractions of a second matter—double the time it takes to apply your punch’s momentum, and you cut the force dramatically. That’s why staying grounded and taking small, sharp steps maximizes your punching power.show more