Draft

CROP RATING Not up to par Rating compares this year’s group to what a state typically produces, not to other states The 2017 class makes…

As the draft approaches, the number of draft rumors multiply. Be it rumors of deals being cut high in the draft, players falling due to…

CJ Schauwecker is used to attention; he’ll get more next year.

It didn’t take long for 2018 draft prospect Joe Gray to settle into desert life.

Twins hosted Hunter Greene at Target Field, and as usual, he put on a display.

Lefthander won’t pitch in wake of revelations about sexual offense history.

Once again, Wyoming will come up empty in the draft.

Trevor Rogers could be New Mexico’s third first-rounder this decade.

Nevada has been a consistent producer of top draft prospects—except in 2017.

Seth Corry gives Utah a potential Top 100 pick.

It’s a good year for pitching around the state.

It shapes up to be a relatively solid college class.

It is a below-average year in the region for scouts.

West Virginia has one player in the BA 500 this year.

The state is deep with bat-first prospects playing third base.

It’s a solid but unspectacular year in New England.

2018 looks to be an outstanding year in Colorado for draft prospects.

There are a number of intriguing prospects from the Great White North.

South Carolina’s draft class in 2017 should be solid.