JD Stein, a polished infielder for Wake Forest, excels in contact hitting and defense. His game relies on skill over power, showcasing consistent, high-quality at-bats.
Detroit Tigers: Josue Briceno, C/1B
Josue Briceno, a 6'4" catcher/first baseman for the Detroit Tigers, showcases impressive offensive potential but faces defensive challenges that may limit his position.
2026 MLB Draft: Bo Lowrance, 3B, Christ Church Episcopal
Bo Lowrance, a 6'5" left-handed third baseman from Christ Church Episcopal, displays strong swing mechanics and potential for future power and growth in his game.
2027 MLB Draft: Quinn Fitzpatrick, RHP, Stratford
Quinn Fitzpatrick, a 6'2", 195 lbs. right-handed pitcher, showcases promising projection with a fastball in the low-to-mid 90s and effective breaking pitches.
Cleveland Guardians: Braylon Doughty, RHP
Braylon Doughty, a polished right-handed pitcher for the Cleveland Guardians, showcases strong command, advanced breaking balls, and potential as a mid-rotation starter.
2026 MLB Draft: Jake Bean, RHP, Louisville
Player: Jake BeanSchool: LouisvillePosition(s): RHPHeight: 6’3”Weight: 190Bats: RightThrows: RightSummary: After two good years at Kent State, Jake Bean will take his talents to Louisville for his draft year, transferring in to bolster an already solid Cardinals rotation. If he can match or exceed his results from his first two years in the always challenging ACC, look … Continue reading 2026 MLB Draft: Jake Bean, RHP, Louisville
Chicago White Sox: Landon Hodge, C
Landon Hodge, a 6'1" left-handed catcher for the Chicago White Sox, combines athleticism with potential, showing skills that could lead him to a starting position.
2026 MLB Draft: EJ Booth Jr., OF, Oak Grove
EJ Booth Jr., an outfielder from Oak Grove (MS), showcases exceptional speed and power potential, making him a top prospect for the 2026 draft.
St. Louis Cardinals: Tekoah Roby, RHP
Tekoah Roby, a Triple A right-handed pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, showcases potential as a starter but faces ongoing injury challenges affecting his development and performance.
2026 MLB Draft: Ryan Kucherak, SS, Northwestern
Ryan Kucherak, a 6'1" shortstop from Northwestern, showcases impressive bat speed and power, but needs to improve pitch recognition against breaking balls for consistent performance.