The Sebring All-Star Classic is a must-attend for scouts in Florida to get a last look at all the best prep prospects in the state but also a great event for crosscheckers and scouting directors to get looks at multiple high-end prospects. The players are split into four teams (North, South, East, West) for the three-day event: one day of showcase-style workouts and two games per team.
I'll cover some second tier prospects on Friday, but there were five prospects with a chance to go in the first or supplemental rounds in Sebring: Coral Springs High School center fielder Lewis Brinson, Pace High School shortstop Addison Russell, Williston High School center fielder Max White, Hagerty High School righty Zach Eflin and Olympia High School righty Walker Weickel.
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