Phil Fox is a smaller right-handed relief pitcher who backs a big and unique fastball.

Jackson Appel brings defense first, bat-to-ball skills second, as a master handler of a pitching staff.

Another bit of a stretch pick for the White Sox, San Antonacci follows the club’s trend of selecting strong bat-to-ball hitters.

Casey Saucke was regarded as the best position player on the U. of Virginia club in 2024, bringing great bat speed to the plate.

Yet again, the White Sox are selecting in defiance of the MLB braintrust, using a No. 78 pick on the No. 129 prospect. Given his pedigree (brother of Reds infielder Matt McLain, you might be willing to grant the White Sox making a stretch.

What a difference a week has made for the Pirates. July 7 (or 7-7) is sometimes seen as a good luck date, but for the Bucs and their long-suffering fans, it felt like the day the 2024 campaign unofficially ended. Less than 48 hours after blowing out the Mets in the first of a four-game… read more

The Blue Jays added right handed pitcher, Trey Yesavage with the 20th overall pick in the 2024 MLB entry draft. Yesavage came out of East Carolina University, with a very impressive final season posting an 11-1 record and 2.03 ERA. In 93 innings pitched, Trey racked up 145 strikeouts, only walked 32 hitters, and even… read more

The Cleveland Guardians chose Travis Bazzana, a second baseman from Oregon State University, as the No. 1 pick in the Major League Baseball draft on Sunday night. This was the first time Cleveland had owned the top pick, and Bazzana was also the first Australian and second baseman to be chosen first. So how special… read more

In a search for a franchise cornerstone to bolster the team offensively, the Colorado Rockies found the perfect opportunity with their first selection in the 2024 draft, selecting Charlie Condon third overall from the University of Georgia. GOT OUR DAWG pic.twitter.com/SHwohAvStA — Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) July 14, 2024 The Rockies had been predicted by most… read more

The White Sox take another gamble by choosing a talent significantly below pick level. Do you trust them with such gambles?