LSU baseball pitcher Kade Anderson is still at the top of the latest MLB mock draft from ESPN. The draft is set for Sunday night.

The Hoosiers have seven first-round draft picks in their baseball program's history, and the all-time leader in home runs may be next this weekend.

Arizona once again avoided major losses via the NCAA transfer portal, retaining all its underclassmen starters from the team that returned to the College World Series. Now comes the biggest—and most unavoidable—hurdle of the offseason,

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Here is who the experts believe the Tigers will select with the No. 24 overall pick on Sunday: With the No. 24 overall pick, USA TODAY's Gabe Lacques thinks the Tigers will select infielder Xavier Neyens out of Mt. Vernon High School in Washington:

Head coach Tracy Smith said Voit likely would have received a fifth-to-seventh-round grade if he was eligible for the draft that season, but pointed to one specific stat hampering his stock: a team-high 61 strikeouts in 59 games.

There are plenty of North Carolina Tar Heels ranked on Perfect Game's Top 500 as the MLB Draft commences Sunday.

Twenty-three big league seasons, over 9,500 plate appearances and more than 2,500 hits. That’s the combined résumé of former first-round picks Dmitri and Delmon Young. And while the Young brothers haven't played in the big leagues in a decade (Delmon’s final MLB season came in 2015),

Haddon Heights’ Caden Bodine, who starred at Coastal Carolina, could be taken in the first round. But he won't be the only Philly area player to be drafted.

Major League Baseball will hold its 2025 Amateur Draft beginning on Sunday night in The Battery at Truist Park in Atlanta.