The Major League Baseball draft takes place Sunday and several top prospects are the sons of former stars. Are the scions worth the hype?

The consensus opinion surrounding the 2025 MLB draft is which players will be taken at the top on Sunday. LSU pitcher Kade Anderson, Tennessee pitcher Liam Doyle and high school infielder Ethan Holliday are all expected to land in the top four selections.

Get the latest Week 16 MLB prospect updates on rising stars like Nolan McLean, injury rehab progress from Shane Bieber and Grayson Rodriguez, and struggles from Kyle Harrison.

All-Star Futures Game on Saturday, July 12 is scheduled to include two Arizona Diamondbacks prospects: Slade Caldwell and LuJames Groover.

The Guardians opt for Contact King, as Bodine finished the season with an absurd 24 strikeouts in 313 plate appearances while churning out a .915 OPS. As the Chanticleers reeled off 26 consecutive wins to reach the College World Series finals, Bodine’s stock rose along with it.

Scouting notes on 50 prospects who didn’t make the top 100 but could still hear their names called on draft day.

Jurrangelo Cijntje's stuff plays differently from each side, according to MLB.com. As a right-hander, he touches 100 miles per hour with his fastball and throws a slider and a changup. The southpaw version of Cijntje throws up to 94 miles per hour with a sweeper and a lower arm slot.

Steele Hall remembers falling in love with the game on a small baseball field in Alabama. The sights, the sounds, the smells, his dad coaching him in T-ball. And his dad wasn't just handing out juice boxes and snacks.

Oregon is on a run of high school MLB prospects in recent years. With high picks in 2019, 2020 and 2023, this year could see two players taken in the first round.

The Philadelphia Phillies are willing to part with their top prospects, other than Andrew Painter, for help at the 2025 MLB trade deadline.