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Stone Russell played baseball in high school. Now he's playing for one of the Kansas City Royals' minor-league affiliates.

Despite Kevin Parada's success, one critical question for the 2022 draft pick remains in the form of another 21-year-old catcher in the Mets organization:...

Now that we have all been reminded that MLB teams cannot trade draft picks, the real question is whether the rule makes sense.

Simply put: the Mets, after this historically disappointing season, will either pick 1-6 or 17-40 in July.

Major League Baseball teams paid a staggering record $350,089,060 to players selected in the 2023 Draft in July.

Delaware County native Kevin McGonigle signed with the Tigers, forgoing his collegiate commitment to the Auburn University.

Outfielder Kade Kretzschmar will be moving on to the big leagues after being signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as an undrafted free agent Saturday.

Hollan's signing isn't a surprise, but it's a blow to the Razorbacks' pitching staff, anyway.

Three new faces greeted Citi Field and New York City for the first time Friday before the Mets opened the second half of their season.

The Yankees may have the perfect fit with their fourth-round pick, Roc Riggio, in the MLB Draft. He could be a steal.