Draft

Forty years ago, Allan Simpson found a niche in a crowded baseball magazine market.

On the heels of our latest mock draft, Carlos Collazo will answer your prospect questions at 2 p.m. ET.

We’re often asked the question: How would this year’s class compare to last year’s? So we combined the two pitching classes into one ranking.

Scouts predict the 2020 draft may set records for the percentage of college players picked.

Here’s how the Texas A&M lefty became our top-ranked pitcher and is expected to be one of the first names called in next month’s draft.

Spencer Torkelson sparked an Arizona State revival and showcased the type of power that could make him the first college first baseman ever drafted No. 1 overall.

Baseball America’s latest mock draft update, featuring Spencer Torkelson and Austin Martin at the top.

A lack of standout high school shortstops diminishes the appeal of this year’s class of middle infielders

This year’s catching talent runs deep, though it lacks the impact standout of an Adley Rutschman, the No. 1 overall pick last year.

Discussing our latest 2020 MLB Mock Draft, draft prospect rankings changes, news & more.

Coming on the heels of one of the weakest pitching draft classes ever, the 2020 crop of righthanders excites scouting departments.

Asa Lacy (top pitcher), Reid Detmers (pitchability and poise) and Garrett Crochet (pure power) are names to know.

Mick Abel’s 2020 MLB Draft stock has risen this spring despite never pitching in a game. J.J. Cooper explains why.

Baseball America’s annual summary of the draft prospects with the best tools provides essential information for those in dynasty leagues.

Baseball America polled MLB scouts about the best high school and college prospects in the 2020 MLB Draft class.

Spencer Torkelson’s offensive profile is so appealing he may go No. 1 overall, but a lack of third basemen hurts this position group.

From Austin Martin to Zac Veen to Garrett Mitchell, this year’s crop of outfielders is as deep as we have seen in recent drafts.

The five rounds of the 2020 MLB draft will be held over two days, June 10 and June 11. Both days will be televised by MLB Network.

With the draft limited to five rounds this year, an unprecedented number of players will be eligible to sign as nondrafted free agents.