The Washington Nationals hold the No. 1 pick in Sunday’s MLB amateur draft, a key moment in their rebuilding efforts.

Major League Baseball will hold its 2025 Amateur Draft beginning on Sunday night in The Battery at Truist Park in Atlanta.

Alabama right-hander Riley Quick, the Crimson Tide's Saturday starter this past season, has been a name to watch on MLB mock drafts this season. Quick wrapped up the 2025 season by going 8-3 with a 3.92 ERA and 70 strikeouts to 24 walks over 62 innings. He started the year 5-0 before suffering his first loss on March 21 against Tennessee.

The Major League Baseball draft takes place Sunday and several top prospects are the sons of former stars. Are the scions worth the hype?

The Washington Nationals, fresh off firing top executive Mike Rizzo and manager Dave Martinez, will make the No. 1 selection for the third time in franchise history. (Their track record from that spot is pristine: they chose eventual ace Stephen Strasburg in 2009 and superstar outfielder Bryce Harper in 2010.

The 2025 MLB Draft is quickly approaching. On July 13 and 14, we can expect several players from New Jersey to hear their name called in the draft - making their dream a new reality.

The Red Sox hope that across 21 picks in the draft on Sunday and Monday, they identify players who take off once they are in their system.

Aloy, 25, won the 2025 Golden Spikes winner after producing 21 home runs, 68 RBI and 19 doubles at Arkansas. The San Francisco Giants at No. 13 and Chicago Cubs at No. 17 stand out as teams that could use more power from the middle infield spots. Reuter projected Aloy to the Cubs.