ESPN predicted in their final mock draft that the Rockies would draft the son of Matt Holliday, a former player they selected in 1998.

The 2025 MLB draft begins at 6 p.m. ET on ESPN, so it is time for one final update as teams lock in their Day 1 boards. The drama starts right at the top this year, as the Washington Nationals have a difficult decision to make with the No. 1 overall pick a week after firing their general manager.

Liam Doyle is a solid consolation prize after he pitched his way into the top-tier of this draft class during a breakout spring. The 6'2" southpaw finished 10-4 with a 3.20 ERA, 0.99 WHIP and 164 strikeouts in 95.2 innings after transferring from Ole Miss to Tennessee.

ESPN's final mock draft before the 2025 MLB Draft has the Nationals taking LSU lefty pitcher Kade Anderson first overall.

ESPN MLB mock draft puts Liam Doyle on a team that would become a favorite for fans of the Tennessee Vols originally appeared on A to Z Sports. The Los Angeles Angels are a team that should be getting a lot of attention from fans in Knoxville. After Sunday, that could truly become the case.

Two days away from the 2025 MLB draft, there's still not much clarity about who the Washington Nationals will select with the No. 1 overall pick.

LSU baseball pitcher Kade Anderson is still at the top of the latest MLB mock draft from ESPN. The draft is set for Sunday night.

The Major League Baseball Draft is set to begin on Sunday evening with the first three rounds and will carry on through Monday with 20 rounds total. The Vols have a chance to once again break program records in the draft,

The 2025 MLB draft starts Sunday, so let's project how the first round could play out with my mock draft 3.0. The drama starts right at the top this year, as the Washington Nationals have a difficult decision to make with the No. 1 pick a week after firing their general manager.

The Cowboys pulled off what many considered to be the steal of the draft's second round when they snared Boston College's Donovan Ezeiruaku at No. 44, a talented edge rusher who had 17.5 sacks in his final year in college. Ezeiruaku was seen by many as the preeminent pass rusher available after Penn State's Abdul Carter.