The big moment is merely a month away. On July 13, Nationals brass will call in the No. 1 pick and kick off the 2025 Draft. The best glimpse into this year’s talent pool is the MLB Draft Combine. Bein

Major League Baseball's amateur draft is just over a month away, with the first pick due on the evening of Sunday, July 13. That makes this the opportune time to rank some draft prospects. Below, you'll find my assessment of the top 30 players in this class.

As the 2025 Major League Baseball draft looms in less than a month, four local prospects will be attending a combine at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. The four players with Pine Belt ties headed to the 2025 MLB Prospect Combine include: Outfielder Jake Cook: University of Southern Mississippi Right-handed pitcher JB Middleton: University of Southern Mississippi Jacob Parker: Purvis High School Jojo Parker: Purvis High School.

The MLB Draft League is a humbling experience for an athlete.Most times a ballplayer in the first half will experience their largest ballparks, the loudest atmospheres and, most crucially, the toughest talent that they have faced in their careers.

The Nationals aren't showing their hand as to who they'll pick No. 1, but an infielder from the Pacific Northwest could be in their sights.

Eight former Vols were selected in the 2024 MLB draft: Christian Moore (Angels), Blake Burke (Milwaukee), Billy Amick (Minnesota), Dylan Dreiling (Texas), Drew Beam (Kansas City), Kavares Tears (San Diego), A.J. Causey (Kansas City) and Aaron Combs ( White Sox ).

Nathan Hall and Ethan Petry of the University of South Carolina baseball team will participate in the 2025 MLB Draft Combine, held on June 17-22 at Chase Field in Phoenix, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

The Commodores will be well-represented next week in Phoenix as players showcase their skills and talents to professional teams.

While the Dodgers are spending their way to success, the Angels are going all-in with their top prospects. But will the "Angels Way" ever be a winning formula?