MLB draft is Sunday and Monday, and Alex Birge, David Shaw and Austin Turkington are the Bears' top prospects. A Cal player has been selected in all but three baseball drafts

The MLB Network's new hit mini-series 'The Prospect' will lead the network into their 2025 MLB Draft day coverage.

The future is bright for the game of baseball and Sunday night in Atlanta, teams will have the opportunity to potentially lay the foundations of championship squads for years to come with their picks in the 2025 MLB Draft.

Johnson and the LSU Tigers will get one of the top catchers in America to campus with Omar Serna set to bypass the 2025 MLB Draft. Serna, the No. 1 ranked catcher in Texas, took to social media on Friday to reveal his intentions of heading to Baton Rouge.

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.

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),

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.

Henseler considered pursuing the draft after his 2024 college season, when he was unanimously voted the Ivy League player of the year. The third baseman set the Ivy League’s single-season home run record (22). He also established Ivy League career records for homers (54), RBIs (189) and total bases (560).

What will happen with LSU baseball's draft-eligible players at the 2025 MLB Draft? Here's a full preview. Our LSU baseball coverage is brought to you in part by Our Lady of the Lake Health, Championship Health Partners of LSU.

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.

The Washington Nationals, fresh off firing top executive Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez, will make the No. 1 selection for the third time in franchise history. (Their track record from that spot is pristine: they chose eventual ace Stephen Strasburg in 2009 and superstar outfielder Bryce Harper in 2010.

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