2027 PG California Workout Showcase (Saturday)
Independent event · Organized by Perfect Game
- Cost
- Price not shown on the event page; entry is by invite request
- Dates
- Jan 9, 2027
- Location
- Orange County Great Park, 8000 Great Park Blvd · Irvine, CA
- Eligibility
- Classes of 2028-2032 (per PG schedule listing)
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About this event
One-day Perfect Game workout showcase (no games): laser-timed 60, defensive and arm-strength work, full-round BP and scouted bullpens, producing an updated PG grade, written report and video.
Positions: Position players, Pitchers
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4.4/ 5
Perfect Game's national-scouting showcase with heavy college and pro scout traffic (price unpublished or free); parent feedback is mixed.
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- Bat DigestIndependent editorial evaluation
Sep 15, 2023 · Mostly negative
Summary: Bat Digest argues PG showcases are usually not worth it for career advancement: pricey ($250-$750 before travel), pay-to-play competition, and players are rarely discovered there, though the experience and profile page have some value.
Paraphrased from Bat Digest (Camp Check's summary, not a quote) · refers to “Perfect Game showcases”
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Jul 24, 2015 · Mostly positive
Summary: Parents described PG as the gold standard for top players, saying its ratings are a trusted third-party assessment for college staffs, while Baseball Factory drew little coach interest beyond cheap local tryouts.
Paraphrased from HSBaseballWeb forum (Camp Check's summary, not a quote) · refers to “Perfect Game vs Baseball Factory”
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