The latest college board for the 2026 MLB Draft features 200 players, highlighting significant changes and collaborative evaluations, with Roch Cholowsky remaining the top player.
Tag: Florida State
2026 MLB Draft: Brayden Dowd, OF, Florida State
Brayden Dowd, a talented outfielder transferring to Florida State, boasts impressive offensive stats and strong defensive skills, making him a player to watch this season.
2026 MLB Draft: Myles Bailey, 1B, Florida State
Myles Bailey, a powerful first baseman with impeccable bat speed, showcases impressive raw power and offensive potential, despite concerns over spin adjustability in his swing.
2026 MLB Draft: Hunter Carns, C, Florida State
Hunter Carns is a powerful catcher with exceptional athleticism, showcasing impressive offensive potential and strong defensive skills. He projects as a key player for his position.
2026 MLB Draft Rankings: College Top 100
The collegiate summer season is in the books, fall ball has yet to begin, and that makes this the perfect window to size up the 2026 MLB Draft class. At the top, there’s a clear-cut No. 1 in Roch Cholowsky, but the depth behind him is loaded with talent — including plenty of players at new programs eager to boost their draft stock and chase a championship.
2026 MLB Draft: Wes Mendes, LHP, Florida State
Wes Mendes, a Florida State pitcher, struggled with command after injuries but improved in 2025, showcasing a strong fastball and effective breaking pitches as a potential starter.
2026 MLB Draft: Trey Beard, LHP, Florida State
Trey Beard moves from Florida Atlantic to Florida State as a left-handed pitcher, showcasing a strong fastball, effective changeup, and promising starting potential, despite command issues.
2025 MLB Draft: Joey Volini, LHP, Florida State
Joey Volini from Florida State is a LHP with solid control and a strong curveball, showing potential to become a reliable MLB starter despite average fastball velocity.
2025 MLB Draft: Drew Faurot, 2B/SS, Florida State
Drew Faurot, a 2B/SS at Florida State, shows power potential and improvement, but faces hit tool concerns as a switch-hitter. Scouts debate his long-term viability.
2025 MLB Draft: Alex Lodise, SS, Florida State
Alex Lodise, a Florida State shortstop, shows significant power potential but needs to improve his hitting approach to realize it. His defensive skills are also developing.