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The Detroit Tigers selected Florida Gulf Coast’s Evan Dempsey with the 69th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, capping a collegiate career marked by back‑to‑back John Olerud awards and elite two‑way performance.
In a landmark draft, the Chicago Cubs selected Townsend 23rd and the Kansas City Royals chose Rabe 30th, highlighting a season of elite performances for the Ole Miss pitching staff.
The 2026 MLB Draft opened Saturday with the Chicago White Sox holding the first pick, while Texas A&M infielder Chris Hacopian and Texas commit Grady Emerson were among the top selections, highlighting the Lone Star State's strong pipeline of talent.
The 2026 MLB draft began Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET, with the Chicago White Sox selecting Roch Cholowsky first overall, followed by a cascade of high‑profile picks.
Louisville’s Zion Rose was drafted sixth overall by the Kansas City Royals, becoming the 11th first‑round pick in school history and the highest Cardinal since Henry Davis in 2021.
Grady Emerson, the Gatorade National Baseball Player of the Year, was selected second overall by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 MLB Draft, capping a high school career that included a .532 batting average and mentorship under Rusty Greer.
The draft begins at noon CT, featuring the White Sox, Rays and Twins at the top, while penalties and incentive picks add intrigue to the upcoming rounds.
From a standout high school career to a six‑season minor league stint and a post‑retirement venture in food, Mike Cisco’s induction completes a baseball dynasty.
A look at the most compelling under‑40% rostered players available on the waiver wire for July 13‑19, blending power, speed and pitching dominance.
The Philadelphia Phillies will field Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper in the upcoming Home Run Derby, a swing‑based event that promises historic storylines and a fresh format.
Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper headline the 2026 Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park, bringing historic power numbers and a revived swing‑based format to Philadelphia.
Jackson Holliday's timely turn of a double play against the Kansas City Royals turned the tide in Baltimore's favor.
The upcoming Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park will feature Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber alongside teammate Bryce Harper, who aims to join an elite group of multiple‑time winners.
Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper will headline the Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park, bringing a swing‑based format and historic storylines to Philadelphia.
High school standouts Drew Gonzalez, Armani Raygoza and Diego Cardenas are among the El Paso natives expected to be selected when the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft opens in Philadelphia.
From a modest December signing to ten early wins and a top‑20 ERA, right‑hander Foster Griffin is reshaping the Nationals' trajectory ahead of the trade deadline.
AJ Ewing, Andre Pallante, Tyler Tolbert, Kody Clemens, and Cole Carrigg are emerging as key waiver‑wire targets, each bringing a distinct blend of speed, power, or pitching reliability that could reshape fantasy lineups.
Recent performances highlight a mix of breakout hitters, emerging pitchers, and deep‑league sleepers who could reshape roster decisions across the board.
With the trade deadline approaching, Michael Wacha’s future is uncertain. The Royals are exploring deals with the Yankees, Blue Jays and Padres, each offering distinct pitching and offensive contexts that could reshape his fantasy outlook.
A look at the projected first-round picks for the 2026 MLB draft, highlighting top talents and team preferences.
Veteran right-hander Michael Wacha, a 35-year-old starter posting a 3.45 earned-run average this season, is generating significant trade chatter as the Kansas City Royals consider moving him before the August 3 deadline.
Florida baseball standout Jac Caglianone will compete in the 2026 Home Run Derby, scheduled for July 13 at Citizens Bank Park, where a new format and a streamed audience will test the sport’s rising stars.
Neil Parker backs the Detroit Tigers to cover a -1.5 spread against the Athletics, while Josh Inglis favors the Kansas City Royals on the moneyline versus the New York Mets. Both picks hinge on recent form, pitching dominance and bullpen fatigue.
Florida pitcher Liam Peterson boasts elite velocity and a high strikeout rate, yet his 14‑16 record and 5.03 ERA have sparked caution among scouts. After a recent interview with former Rockies GM Dan O’Dowd, Peterson remains confident he can become a top‑end starter, while the program’s history of first‑round arms adds intrigue to his upcoming draft projection.