
Texas A&M Hitters Shine in 2026 MLB Draft
The 2026 MLB Draft highlights Texas A&M’s offensive trio, led by Gavin Grahovac’s 81st‑overall selection by the Los Angeles Angels and his impressive statistical turnaround.
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The 2026 MLB Draft highlights Texas A&M’s offensive trio, led by Gavin Grahovac’s 81st‑overall selection by the Los Angeles Angels and his impressive statistical turnaround.
After eight years in professional baseball, Jordyn Adams has signed with SMU as a wide receiver, bringing a unique dual‑sport background and a determination to support his family to his next chapter.

On the last day of the 2026 MLB Draft, the University of Georgia celebrated a record‑breaking haul of 13 picks, highlighted by standout performances from pitchers and position players alike.

The Arkansas baseball team announced a program‑record 12 players drafted in the MLB Draft, featuring key prospects like Ethan McElvain and Damian Ruiz and reflecting a sustained pipeline to the majors.

On the last day of the 2026 MLB Draft, Arkansas announced that 12 of its players were selected, surpassing the school’s previous high and reinforcing its reputation as a top talent producer.

Two Michigan State alumni, pitcher Nolan Higgins and outfielder Nick Williams, were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, continuing a streak of Spartans drafted in each of the past four years.
Despite a standout high school career and a top‑100 ranking, pitcher Landon Thiel was not selected in the 2026 MLB Draft. He now looks ahead to recovery and college baseball at Ohio State.
The 2026 MLB Draft saw six Tennessee players drafted, highlighted by first‑round pitcher Tegan Kuhns and late‑round picks Jake McCoy and Andrew Duncan, while prospects such as Henry Ford and Bo Rhuby signed with major‑league clubs.

The 2026 MLB Draft saw five Tennessee prospects selected, alongside two high school signees, while several other recruits opted for college.

St. John's University pitcher Liam O'Leary was selected in the 15th round of the 2026 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates, capping a season that saw him lead the team in wins, innings and strikeouts while earning multiple conference honors.

The Arkansas baseball program continues to produce top talent as several Razorbacks hear their names called in the MLB Draft, highlighting both individual achievements and the program's growing influence.

Despite illness, arm fatigue and the recent loss of his mother, Tyler Bremner has earned a $7.7 million signing bonus and a spot in the MLB All‑Star Futures Game, while the Angels passed on higher‑ranked prospects such as Kade Anderson and Seth Hernandez.

Evan Blanco, a Tennessee right‑hander, was selected by the Athletics in the 13th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, highlighting the Vols' strong pitching pipeline.

Tennessee’s left‑handed reliever Brandon Arvidson was selected by the Chicago Cubs with the 367th overall pick in the 12th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, capping a collegiate career that saw him excel both as a starter and a bridge‑hand in the Vols’ bullpen.

AJ Curry, a No. 48 recruit by Perfect Game, decides to play for the University of Tennessee next spring instead of entering the 2026 MLB Draft, joining a Volunteers team that finished 38‑22 and earned a seventh straight postseason berth.

The opening round of the 2026 MLB draft in Philadelphia saw former Tennessee pitcher Tegan Kuhns selected 32nd overall by the St. Louis Cardinals, the only Vol chosen in the first round.

Recent signings and draft outcomes highlight a shifting landscape for the Volunteers' 2026 roster.

Jaxon Willits, a standout shortstop from the University of Oklahoma, was chosen by the Los Angeles Angels with the 141st overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. The selection follows his MVP showing in the College World Series and a family legacy in the sport.

Jaxon Willits was selected 141st overall in the 2026 MLB Draft by the Los Angeles Angels, capping a college career that included a College World Series MVP and a national championship.
Jaxon Willits, celebrated for his College World Series heroics, was selected by the Los Angeles Angels in the fifth round of the 2026 MLB Draft, continuing a family tradition in professional baseball.

After a breakout junior year at the University of Tennessee, versatile infielder Garrett Wright was selected by the Los Angeles Angels in the 2026 MLB Draft, joining three fellow Volunteers who also received draft calls.

Nolan Higgins, a standout pitcher from Wixom, Michigan, was chosen by the Toronto Blue Jays after a collegiate career that included key performances in the Big Ten Tournament and multiple academic honors.

With a 43‑24 run under Don Mattingly, the Philadelphia Phillies are still missing pieces that could push them into the postseason.
Kaiden McCarthy, a 6‑foot‑3 right‑handed pitcher from Chester, Vermont, became the first high school player from his state to be chosen in the top two rounds of the 2026 MLB Draft, earning a $2.08 million slot value and pledging to the Tennessee Volunteers.