The 2026 MLB Draft Combine will descend on Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona, this June, gathering 335 of the draft’s most promising prospects under one roof.
Among the standout names are UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky, Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey and prep standout Grady Emerson, who sit at the apex of a deep class.
Scouts are particularly intrigued by Oregon’s power‑hitting first baseman Ryan Cooney, who is projected as a Day 1 selection, and Ryne Barker of Casteel High, whose bat‑to‑ball skill and plus speed make him a rare combination.
Elliot Lascelles from Upper Canada College brings elite in‑zone contact metrics, while Andrew Williamson of UCF posted a .322/.442/.645 line with 16 homers and a 15.5% walk rate, underscoring his plate discipline.
Wessley Roberson, an LSU commit from Glynn Academy, showcases plus athleticism across the board, adding another layer of upside to the mix.
Pitchers to Watch
On the mound, UCLA right‑hander Logan Reddemann has been clocked at 99 mph and pairs a deceptive delivery with a varied arsenal.
Eric Nachtsheim from McNeese State throws a high‑IVB cutter that rides up to 96 mph while maintaining a strike‑throwing reputation.
Brody Bumila of Bishop Feehan High stands out with a 6‑foot‑9 frame, elite extension and a fastball that can reach 100 mph.
Ethan Wachsmann from Grandview High has shown a 100 mph fastball complemented by breaking balls that sit in the 3,000 rpm range.
Florida’s Russell Sandefer offers a loose, whippy arm and a low‑slot approach that produces an east‑west repertoire, making him a intriguing arm for teams.