2023 Fall Northeast Showcase (08/26/2023 - 08/27/2023)

8/27/2023 5:00:00 AM

Alex Waye (2026 LHP, Massapequa, NY) put together an impressive outing on the mound, fanning eight batters over three innings of work. The lean athletic 6-foot left-hander ran his fastball with arm-side run up to 82 mph and complimented it with two unique breaking balls. He mixed them in well and earned several whiffs both early and late in counts with them. Waye displayed smooth lower-half movements down the slope and released the baseball from a loose three-quarters slot.

Ellis Lynch-Kahn (2025 OF, New York, NY) put his barrel skills on display with a well-struck liner to the right-side and another one back up the middle. The 6-foot-2 right-handed hitter has intriguing bat speed along with the ability to work the entire field. He also showed off his speed on the basepaths, swiping four bags and scoring two runs.

Ricardo Tristen Nunez (2024 C, Springfield Gardens, NY) jumped on a fastball early on and launched it into deep center field for a loud leadoff double. The 6-foot-1 right-handed hitter has tons of strength in the hands and creates potent leverage from gap to gap.

Michael Oliveto (2025 C, Smithtown, NY) impressed on both sides of the ball. The 6-foot-1 left-handed hitter barreled up a fastball and lined it to right-center field for an RBI double. He controls the barrel well throughout the strike zone and can backspin baseballs for distance from gap to gap. He also flashed the leather in the infield, making a difficult play look effortless at shortstop.

Owen Sereno (2026 3B, Goffstown, NH) was frequently on the barrel in live action. The 5-foot-7 right-handed hitter put his nifty bat-to-ball skills on display as he lined two singles to opposite parts of the diamond. He works the entire field well and can manipulate the barrel in and around the strike zone.

Owen Parillo (2025 IF, Rutherford, NJ) barreled up a two-strike fastball and lined it down the left field line for extra bases. The 6-foot right-handed hitter creates good whip to the barrel through the zone and showed off some juice to the pull-side.

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Vince Cannizzaro (2025 3B, Yorktown Heights, NY) wasted no time jumping on a FB in the bottom of the 1st for a rocket double to deep CF, using all of the 5-foot-11, 187 pound frame to drive the baseball with carry and backspin. The righty prospect generates solid hip torque and shifts the weight effectively through impact.

Thomas McMichael (2024 RHP, Hicksville, NY) came out chucking on the mound, touching 84 mph in the first inning with heaviness present on the heat. He ultimately struck out four in two innings of work, getting down the mound effectively utilizing a simple repeatable operation to pound the zone for called strikes and swing and miss. 

Michael Oliveto (2025 C, Smithtown, NY) smoked a line drive single to LF in his first plate appearance displaying effortless bat speed with good jump off the barrel. The athletic 6-foot-1, 170 pound lefty continued to square up baseballs throughout the game and successfully utilized all parts of the field. 

Anthony Depetro (2025 C, Staten Island, NY) ended his day strong with a roped line drive single to the pull side, effectively pulling the hands inside the baseball with barrel control and bat speed present.

Frankie Kentoffio (2025 SS, Patchogue, NY) looked sharp on the mound during the late innings of the game, finishing with a final stat line of three strikeouts and only one hit allowed in two innings of work. The projectable 6-foot, 162 pound righty generated solid arm speed through release from a full arm stroke, mixing a FB/SLV mix well to record outs efficiently.