2025 MLB draft: Complete order of picks for every round - ESPN
The 2025 MLB draft is set to begin on Sunday, July 13, as the Atlanta Braves host 2025 All-Star festivities
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MLB draft 2025: Inside paths of Ethan Holliday, Eli Willits - ESPN
ONE OF ELI WILLITS' earliest baseball memories is of playing catch with his father, Reggie, in the Angel Stadium outfield. In late June, Eli again took the field that his dad called home during six seasons with the Los Angeles Angels during a private workout with the team, which has the No. 2 pick in the 2025 MLB draft.
MLB draft - Nationals take HS shortstop Eli Willits at No. 1 - ESPN
ATLANTA — The Washington Nationals, fresh off a major organizational shakeup, made a surprising selection with the No. 1 overall pick on Sunday, drafting high school shortstop Eli Willits.
Deion Sanders calls for uniform crackdown in college football
Joel Klatt joins Colin Cowherd to share what he expects to see from Deion Sanders’ Colorado team this season.
Kids at Cole Harbour hockey camp get surprise visit from NHL superstar
When Nathan MacKinnon returned to his old stomping grounds at Cole Harbour Place on Friday to speak to kids attending a hockey camp in his hometown, he received a hero's welcome.
2025 MLB draft: How to watch, mock drafts, rankings, analysis - ESPN
We're closing in on the start of the 2025 MLB draft, which is set for July 13-14 in Atlanta, Georgia, and will be part of MLB's All-Star Game festivities. The first round begins at 6 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPN and MLB Network. Coverage of Day 2 of the draft — consisting of rounds 4 through 20 on July 14 — will be streamed on MLB.com beginning at 11:30 a.m. ET.
Orioles national anthem speaker goes viral after interesting rendition of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’
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Greed. Selfishness. Lack of Integrity. Big 12 Coaches Propose Change in NIL Era
Eight head coaches sat in a roundtable setting at Big 12 Media Days on Wednesday, nodding in agreement that college athletics' NIL system is not just flawed, it's impossibly screwed up. It's not sustainable. It wreaks of sycophants, selfishness and greed.