Every season, managers look for the next league-winning lottery ticket in the final rounds of the draft. Last season, past pick 200, managers could have selected George Springer, Nick Lodolo, Byron Buxton,

As much as the high-end potential of ambidextrous pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje excited the Cardinals, and as much as they were intrigued by the rare combinations of speed and power from outfielders Tai Peete and Colton Ledbetter,

Once the new Top 100 Prospects list comes out, readers’ minds often turn to who might be the next to join. After spotlighting the tier of prospects who just missed cracking the 2026 list, today we’re looking at Top 100 turnover from last year as a ...

Fantasy baseball drafts are beginning to heat up, which means it's time to look at this season's top prospects. Earlier in the offseason, we took a look at the 12 hitting prospects who could make an impact in 2026,

In 2015, Dansby Swanson and Alex Bregman stood right next to each other, metaphorically speaking, in the MLB Draft. Swanson was that year's No. 1 overall selection by the D-backs, and Bregman was chosen at No.

Behind the envelopes and theatrics, the Chicago White Sox already knew their fate before the MLB Draft Lottery ever went live.

Los Angeles Dodgers have secured Kyle Tucker on a four-year, $240 million deal and Edwin Díaz on a three-year, $69 million contract. These significant signings, involving players who declined qualifying offers,

There was a time the Texas Rangers spent several first-round picks on high school pitchers. In a five-year span, the Rangers selected three high school pitchers in the first round. In 2014, it was Luis Ortiz, a right-hander from Sanger Union High School in ...

Across the June draft's first 50 seasons, different players have provided for different teams' needs, delivering greatness or something less. But who was the best or perhaps the signature player in each year's draft? Using WAR as a starting suggestion and ...