One week remains in the 2025 SEC baseball regular season. Ahead of the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, MLB released its list of the top 150 prospects for the 2025 MLB draft. Among the prospects, Tennessee infielder Dean Curley ranks No.

This year, graduation day arrived on May 11. That's when prospects who began the 2025 season on Major League Opening Day rosters exceeded 45 days of service time and exhausted their rookie eligibility/prospect status.

The 2025 MLB draft will be held from July 13-14 in Atlanta, and ESPN has every angle covered with mock drafts, prospect rankings and much more so you can track which NCAA and high school baseball ...

Top draft prospect Roch Cholowsky was content delaying his MLB career in exchange for a chance to lead UCLA to the College World Series in Omaha.

MLB Pipeline expanded its Draft rankings from 100 to 150 last week, which brought plenty of changes to the preseason list. While high school infielder Ethan Holliday remains No. 1, there's a bevy of new faces at the top.

Baseball card collectors typically run far away from anything having to do with the Colorado Rockies. But with Wednesday’s release of 2025 Bowman Baseball, one of the most anticipated sets of the year for prospect collectors, the National League West basement dwellers might possess the biggest chase cards out there.

Shockingly, Tucker only has just one top 5 MVP share on his resume, a combination of some bad luck and bad timing. He'll be a deep contender this year. Did you notice he's 21-for-21 on steals since the beginning of 2024? Another ballplayer who can do anything he wants on the field.

Murdock, 26, was selected fourth overall in the 2025 Rule 5 Draft. Murdock, a pithcer, made his MLB debut with the Athletics earlier this season. In 14 games, Murdock posted a 13.24 ERA while surrendering 25 runs in 17 innings.

Ahead of the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, MLB released its list of the top 150 prospects for the 2025 MLB draft. Among the prospects, Tennessee infielder Andrew Fischer ranks No. 35 overall. He is the No. 1 first baseman and No. 5 third baseman on the prospect list.

In two months, the Pittsburgh Pirates will be on the clock with the sixth pick of the 2025 MLB Draft. Evaluations are well underway and the Pirates will be looking to add a promising prospect to their minor-league system.