Who says being undersized means that you can't throw 🔥? Listed at 5'10", Jackson Dannelly showed one of the best pitches of not just the event but anywhere: An 87-88+ mph sweeper. 🤮🤮🤮 He also showed a 94-95+ mph fastball, a low 80's CB, a 91 mph SL, and... a CH.show more

Pro Day Highlights Day 2 of 3 Here's Kenny Serwa throwing the world's hardest knuckleball: sitting 87+, touching 88.5 mph. He also has: -A 2nd knuckleball in the high 70's/low 80's -A 94+ mph fourseam -A low 90's sinker -A low 80's curve Check it out:

Knuckleballs = Joy

Jacob Bosiokovic (@bocaJ_) topping 99.6 on the FB, with a gyro slider and a mid 80's sweeper. Check it out:

Jordan Goldmann threw 85-87 in college. Here he is ripping 94-95 mph with a four-seam and a sinker, a gyro slider, and a changeup that averaged under 4" of vert with 19+" of horizontal break.

Jordan Powell with the low-mid 80's knuckleball that got him signed last year, plus a low 90's fastball. 🦋

A little LHP ⛽️ for your timeline, courtesy of Max Green (@mgreenbaseball). He featured a 95-96 mph FB, plus a sweeper and a CH.

Sam Ryan showed off a 6-pitch mix, sitting 96-97 with his fourseam and 95-96 with his sinker. He also showed off an 86 mph sweeper, a low 90's cutter, and added in a changeup and curve for good measure. Perhaps one of the best overall showings of the weekend.

Greg Duncan (@gduncan713), everyone: Sinker: 95-96 mph Split: 90 mph Curve: 82-83 mph Slider: 85-86 mph Plus, a cut-fastball at 94-95 for good measure.

Erubiel Candelario (@Showtime_eru55) throwing rise balls with a low release at 92-95, a splitter that averaged -2.6" VB (🤮), and a CB.

Davis Burgin (@_DB1__) throwing rising turbo-cutters at 96+ mph and 87 mph sweepers up to -19"+ of break.

Chad Coles (@coles51chad) sat 94-95 mph with a sweeper, splitter, and sinker.

Dayan Reinoso (@Reinosobaseball) sat 95-96 with 17.8" VB, a low 80's knuckleball, 83 mph curve, and 89 mph cutter/gyro.

Tyler Ras (@TylerRas5) sat 93-95 mph at 18.2" VB with a SL, CB, CH and CT.

Sam Bordner (@BigSammyB_13) sat 94-96 with a cutter, CH at 4.5" VB, and 88 mph gyro SL.

Theo Denlinger sat 95-97 mph, averaging 18.1" VB. He also showed off a huge CB in the low 80's at -18.4" VB, a 92-94 mph cutter, a 94-95 mph sinker, and a 90-91 mph gyro SL. Big-time closer energy.

Jack Washburn (@jackwashburn_) sat 93-95 with 18.7" VB, an 82-84 mph curve and a CH.

Ryne Inman (@ryneinman) sat 94-95 with 18.9" VB, an 82-84 mph sweeper, a gyro SL and a Splitter. Nasty stuff.

Christian Winston with 2 of the best breaking balls of the event: An 86 mph curve and an 86 mph sweeper. The LHP also sat 94 with a CH and Gyro SL.

John Kelly sat 95-96, flashing a sinker, a slider, a CH at 3.2" VB, a low 80's curve, and an 83 mph sweeper.

Noah Stants (@noahstants7) sat 95 mph with a kick-change at 2.2" of VB and 89-90 mph plus a slider.

6'7" RHP Jackson Kirkpatrick sat 96-97, touching 97.8 with 17.5" of VB, a gyro SL, and a split.

I interviewed JD Martinez, one of the best hitters in baseball. He went from being cut by the worst team in baseball to becoming an All-Star – in an unconventional way (that everyone can learn from). Check out the interview here: