Twins Draft Two Catchers in Historic First Two Rounds
The Minnesota Twins turned the opening two picks of the MLB draft into a pair of catchers, a rarity in modern baseball, and paired the selections with strategic signings and development plans.
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The Minnesota Twins turned the opening two picks of the MLB draft into a pair of catchers, a rarity in modern baseball, and paired the selections with strategic signings and development plans.

The 2026 MLB draft in Philadelphia showcased an unprecedented number of high school players drafted across multiple rounds, reflecting the growing influence of high school baseball on the professional pipeline.

Minnesota’s 2026 draft class features 13 right‑handed pitchers, three catchers, four infielders and one outfielder, with Vahn Lackey and Carson Tinney becoming the first Twins picks to be catchers in the first two rounds.

The recent MLB Draft highlighted the talent emerging from Wake Forest's baseball program, with five players selected across multiple rounds, and several top prospects choosing to sign with the university.

Ethan Wachsmann, a standout pitcher from Aurora, Colorado, was selected by the Minnesota Twins in the 2026 MLB Draft, continuing a tradition of Colorado prep stars making their mark in professional baseball.

The latest mock draft reveals a crowded field of prospects, with clubs weighing college and high‑school talent, bonus pool implications, and the ripple effects of recent trades and injuries on their decisions.

The 2026 MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix delivered a series of eye‑catching displays that have already begun reshaping early draft conversations.
Scouts gathered in Arizona to evaluate the nation's most promising high school baseball players, witnessing record‑breaking performances and emerging talents.

The 2026 MLB Draft Combine will gather 335 of the draft’s most promising players in Phoenix, Arizona, highlighting five hitters and five pitchers who are projected to make early impacts in the draft.

The 2026 All‑Colorado baseball team, selected by The Denver Post, celebrates the state’s top talent, from Cooper Vais’s .458 average to Coach Matt Eades’s first championship at Pueblo County.

The second annual Roy Halladay Award recognizes senior baseball players who excel in competition, scholarship, and service. This year's five finalists each bring a unique mix of achievements, from top GPAs to volunteer leadership, preparing to be honored at a Rockies game.

The 2026 All-Centennial League baseball teams were announced, recognizing standout players and coaches from schools across the league.