High School

Mack Anglin and Seth Gray headline the best MLB draft prospects from Ohio in the 2019 class.

Ryan Zeferjahn, Jaxx Groshans headline the best MLB draft prospects from Kansas in the 2019 class.

Nick Morreale headlines the best MLB draft prospects from Washington D.C. in the 2019 class.

Will Robertson and Isaac Collins headline the best MLB draft prospects from Nebraska in the 2019 class.

Bryce Osmond and Jensen Elliott headline the best MLB draft prospects from Oklahoma in the 2019 class.

Zack Thompson, Logan Wyatt headline the best MLB draft prospects from Kentucky in the 2019 class.

Matthew Lugo and Erik Rivera headlines the best MLB draft prospects from Puerto Rico in the 2019 class.

Bryson Stott and Ryan Anderson headline the best MLB draft prospects from Nevada in the 2019 class.

Riley Cornelio headlines the best MLB draft prospects from Colorado in the 2019 class.

Prospects like Rutschman, Witt Jr. and Vaughn excite teams. But a look beyond begs the question — where is everyone else?

Ranking the best prospects by various scouting tools, such as Best Power, Best Fastball and more.

The 2019 pitching class gets even thinner after a Vanderbilt commit pulls out of the draft.

Bret Baty is the oldest top high school prospect in the 2019 draft and that is likely to play a role in where he is picked.

Barco was seen as a back-of-the-first-round or supplemental first-round talent by most in the industry.

We’ve ranked draft classes since 1981. This year’s pitching crop projects to be one of the weakest we can remember.

Prep righty Daniel Espino has the best pure stuff in the 2019 class. But that hasn’t always worked out for similar picks recently.

Jared Johnson was on almost no scout or college team’s radar when March began. Now he’s a potential SEC recruit.