#2025-mlb-draft

#2025-mlb-draft

Spencer's first three collegiate seasons were spent at Indiana State, posting a 5.63 ERA and 5.26 FIP in his freshman season, a 3.86 ERA and 3.90 FIP in 37.1 innings pitched in his sophomore season in 2023, and a 4.08 ERA and 3.54 FIP in 2024. His final season with Indiana State saw him start nine of 18 games, after spending the 2023 season as the Sycamores' closer.

Cody finished his junior year in college hitting .331/.430/.623 in 58 games. He was the top player on his team, and one of the strongest producers in the SoCon. With solid production in the Cape Cod league where he hit .261/.333/.449 the Braves saw enough and picked him in the third round. Cody's stay in the complex was short and he made 26 starts after being drafted. In Augusta, Cody would hit .372/.412/.488 in 10 games which gave him a 163 wRC+.

After a college career that spanned two seasons at Ohio State and one at Arkansas, the Braves took Landon Beidelschies in the 6th round of the 2025 draft, using the 187th selection on the Razorback. He received a signing bonus of $297,500 to leave college early and begin his professional career. What were the 2025 expectations? Obviously since he was a 2025 draftee, the expectations for Beidelschies were understandably low.

The Chicago White Sox selected and signed 20 new players, headlined by high school stars Billy Carlson and Jaden Fauske. Carlson and Fauske have spent their time in Arizona and have yet to be assigned to an affiliate, but a few of the White Sox college picks have already reported, and we're starting to see how their first taste of pro ball is shaping up.

Mets selected 14 pitchers in the 2025 MLB Draft, including 12 righthanders and 2 lefties. Kris Gross stated the team acquired a blend of talent.

Ethan Conrad, drafted by the Chicago Cubs, showcased remarkable skills, slashing .372/.495/.744 with seven home runs and 27 RBIs despite a shoulder injury limiting his 2025 season to 21 games.

The Mariners and Pirates effectively acquired their top draft targets, Kade Anderson and Seth Hernandez, indicating solid pre-draft evaluations and planning.

The Sox selected pitcher Anthony Eyanson from LSU at #87, who threw 6.1 innings in the College World Series, allowing three runs and striking out nine.