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Top 300 Draft Prospects For 2025
Plus: Biggest ranking risers/fallers & why Liam Doyle is 2025's most puzzling arm
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Top 300 MLB Draft Prospects For 2025
Welcome to the first in-season update for the 2025 draft class.
Our March update expands the draft rankings from 200 players to 300 while also attempting to capture much of the movement and player changes that have happened in the first few months of the amateur season.
At the top, there’s a new No. 1 player in the class—Jamie Arnold.
Check out the complete top 300 with accompanying scouting intel, updated in-season reports for new additions and BA tool grades for the first 100 players.
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MLB DRAFT STOCK WATCH
Biggest Risers & Fallers In Our Draft Rankings Update
With each update to our MLB Draft rankings, there will inevitably be marquee names that find themselves climbing to new heights or dropping to new lows.
To that end, we’ve compiled a list of players with notable up/down movement in our latest Top 300 draft rankings. Highlights include:
Louisville’s ace jumping from outside the top 175 to inside the top 20
Our former No. 1 draft prospect almost falling outside the top 10
The country’s buzziest prep SS cracking the top 25
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LIAM DOYLE’S FREAKY FASTBALL
Why Liam Doyle Is The Most Puzzling Pitcher In The 2025 Draft
Tennessee lefthander Liam Doyle is here to challenge the convention of what a first-round pitcher looks like.
College baseball’s most dominant arm is also one of its most unique. And as Doyle, who checks in at No. 16 in Baseball America’s latest MLB Draft rankings update, continues to rack up whiff after whiff with his freaky, mid-90s fastball and fly up draft boards, scouts around the country will be forced to grapple with the unusual nature of his profile.
NCAA BRACKET PROJECTION
NCAA Tournament Bracket: Projected Field Of 64 (March 26)
College baseball’s unpredictable nature has been on full display through roughly the first third of the regular season. To help sort things out, BA college writers Jacob Rudner and Peter Flaherty are here with their first in-season Field of 64 projection.
Preseason No. 1 Texas A&M, which opened the year as the overwhelming favorite to win the national title, is off to the worst start by a top-ranked preseason team since USC in 1999. Five other programs that were tabbed as projected regional hosts in the preseason—NC State, Oklahoma State, Virginia, North Carolina and Duke—have also fallen from the Top 25 and projected host status.
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Jamie Arnold moves up from No. 3 to the top spot on the back of a strong early-season performance and well-rounded, quick-moving starter profile.
Former No. 1 ranked outfielder Jace LaViolette slides from the top spot in the class to No. 9 👀
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3:36 PM • Mar 26, 2025
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