College baseball is back, with the regular season in full swing starting on Friday. Pitchers and catchers have also begun to report for MLB spring training. That said, MLB Pipeline has taken another look ahead to the 2026 MLB Draft.

To get you ready for the college season, I've assembled my annual all-prospect team for the 2026 Draft. It includes seven of the best 12 players on MLB Pipeline's Draft Top 100, even if I had to jam Alabama shortstop Justin Lebron on there as a DH to make that happen.

Tech, whose last trip to Omaha came in 2006, has raked in preseason accolades. The Jackets are ranked preseason No. 2 by Perfect Game, No. 4 by Baseball America and No. 5 by D1 Baseball, with four players, including Burress, named Perfect Game preseason all-Americans.

This fork will play a big part in what the Twins may do with the No. pick in the 2026 MLB Draft in July. According to The Athletic, the Twins have the 21st-ranked farm system in baseball, but others say it's among the best.

Before the 2026 season, which culminates in June with the College World Series, begins, here's a look at 10 players — one for each position, including three outfielders and a left- and right-handed pitcher — to know.

The Texas Rangers are going to need to bolster their pitching depth for the future, once deGrom and Eovaldi retire.

Behind the envelopes and theatrics, the Chicago White Sox already knew their fate before the MLB Draft Lottery ever went live.

The First-Year-Player Draft (or FYPD for short) is one of the most exciting times for dynasty fantasy baseball managers. Similar to dynasty fantasy football leagues, this is when the top rookies enter the player pool,

The 2025 MLB Draft had New Jersey baseball fans glued to their television. In what felt like every few minutes, another New Jersey player was taken off the board, including two in the first round, and four drafted directly out of high school.

I had the pleasure of sitting down for a conversation with the Cincinnati Reds' 13th-round selection in the 2022 MLB Draft.

When an injured Matthijs started hearing from MLB teams at the end of the 2025 season, he was conflicted. But his commitment to UNC and his reliance on his teammates through the recovery process brought him back.