2024 MLB Draft, MLB Draft
Prospects Live Staff
2024 MLB Mock Draft 2.0

Our second mock draft of the year starts college heavy and includes Charlie Condon, Travis Bazzana and others at the top.

2024 MLB Mock Draft 2.0
MLB Draft, 2024 MLB Draft
Prospects Live Staff
2024 MLB Draft: Top 200 Prospects

The Top 200 Prospects for the 2024 MLB Draft.

2024 MLB Draft: Top 200 Prospects
MLB, Top Prospect List
Prospects Live Staff
2024 Preseason Top 100 Prospects List

2024 Pre-Season Top 100 Prospects Led by SS Jackson Holliday

2024 Preseason Top 100 Prospects List
MLB, Sabermetrics
Dylan Drummey
The Creation of Predictive Stuff Metrics: ...

Introducing the pSTFERA Suite - a new set of predictive ERA-estimators based on the Stuff of a given pitch, put on an ERA scale.

The Creation of Predictive Stuff Metrics: Unveiling the pSTFERA Suite
2024 MLB Draft, MLB Draft
Prospects Live Staff
2024 MLB Draft: Top 100 College Prospects
2024 MLB Draft: Top 100 College Prospects

John Peck

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2023 MLB Draft: Top 500 Prospects - Final Update

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2023 MLB Draft: Top 500 Prospects - Final Update

We're happy to introduce our final Top 500 Prospect update for the 2023 MLB Draft, featuring blurbs for the top 250 prospects on this list.

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2023 MLB Draft: Top 400 Prospects - May Update

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2023 MLB Draft: Top 400 Prospects - May Update

We’re back with a May update! The top 50 was a task to rank given the amount of talent in this range. It’s a deep class, especially on the college side. Dylan Crews still leads the way, and while Paul Skenes remains at #2, Wyatt Langford is putting together a solid case to move into that spot. 

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Five Super-Sleepers Who Could Go No. 1 in the 2023 MLB Draft

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Five Super-Sleepers Who Could Go No. 1 in the 2023 MLB Draft

On New Year’s Day last year, Jackson Holliday ranked as the No. 42 overall prospect on our 2022 MLB Draft Top 300. It’s not just our board either. MLB Pipeline had Holliday the No. 52 overall prospect this time last year. The rest is history. In 2021, Henry Davis surged from a late-first round projection to going first overall. In 2020, Arkansas outfielder Heston Kjerstad ended up going No. 2 overall, but just six months prior he was more thought to be a guy that’d go in the 25-40 range. Surely 2023 is likely to offer similar narratives.