Cameron
Caminiti

Caminiti, an LSU recruit, might have the highest upside of any player from the event, and showcased powerful stuff on the mound with a smooth stroke at the plate. Already an imposing 6-foot-2, 195-pounds, the frame still shows some signs of future growth which is scary to consider given the present outputs. Working 91-93 with the fastball against an elite Brewers lineup, he struck out the side in the first inning showcasing feel for both a shorter slider (80-81) and curveball with depth (74 mph) as well as flashing a changeup (82 mph).

Though he gave up runs in the second, the fierce competitor showed maturity in his third frame, which should only help in future advancements and growth. The upside on the mound is undeniable with a chance to be special, but he also showcased nearly equal upside at the plate where the same power shows up from the left side with barrel accuracy and a chance to hit at a high level.

Came in relief for the Scottsdale Dirtbags. Instantly impressed when learning this 2025 graduate was playing up in the 2023 tournament. Should be a follow for years to come. By watching him compete on the mound you wouldnt think he was 5'6" 125lbs. Young frame with a loose and athletic arm but also had strength. Low effort delivery. Pitch ability is advanced for age. Firm deceptive FB from his frame at 73-75mph. CV gave hitters trouble and was advanced even playing up. He also hit in the order and battled at the plate.