2025 Top MLB Draft Prospects

In the wake of the summer circuit wrapping up, we’re folding in new information about the 2025 class and updating our top 100 prospects list.

As it stands 10 months out from the draft, the 2025 class seems to be better than the 2024 group, with a notably stronger and deeper field of high school players. The top of the college class doesn’t yet look quite as impactful as 2024’s wound up being, though many of the top players a year ago took significant steps forward in the spring. Overall, it feels like a solid-average draft class.

There’s a strong West Coast flavor to the talent of the 2025 class, and 20 of the top 30 prospects hail from the western half of the country.

Here’s the breakdown of top 100 draft prospects by state:

• California (18)
• Texas (12)
• Florida (11)
• Arizona (6)
• North Carolina (6)
• Oklahoma (6)
• Oregon (6)
• Tennessee (6)
• Louisiana (4)
• Arkansas (3)
• Mississippi (3)
• South Carolina (3)
• Georgia (2)
• Illinois (2)
• Nevada (2)
• New York (2)
• Virginia (2)
• Washington (2)
• Alabama (1)
• Indiana (1)
• Kentucky (1)
• New Jersey (1)

The class is led by Texas A&M outfielder Jace LaViolette, who combines a special blend of tools, athleticism and college production as a lefthanded hitter.

Check out the full top 100 below: