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 | The top team of the last three decades will meet the best program that has never won a national title in the College World Series finals.
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| The top team of the last three decades will meet the best program that has never won a national title in the College World Series finals.
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 | Florida never has won the College World Series. It also never has had a pitcher dominate a NCAA postseason like Alex Faedo has this June.
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 | All that stood between the Beavers and cementing their credentials as the best college team ever was winning the national championship. That won't happen now, not after Louisiana State avenged a 13-1 defeat at the hands of Oregon State on Monday by eliminating the Beavers with wins Friday and Saturday.
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 | The easy way didn't work for Texas Christian University at the 2016 College World Series, so now the Horned Frogs are trying the hard way.
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 | Alex Lange has pitched and won a lot of significant games in his three years at Louisiana State, but none more significant than Friday afternoon.
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 | Jim Callis conducts his annual 10-round hypothetical Draft in this week's edition of the Pipeline Inbox.
More» J.B. Bukauskas, College pitcher |
 | In general, if a team waits until early June to promote a prospect, it can avoid Super Two repercussions. A few Top 100 prospects have been called up recently, here's a few more that may be on the way.
More»Zinkie discusses his top fantasy player stash options |
 | Here's our way-way-too-early projection for the first 10 picks next June, basing the Draft order on the big league standings through Thursday's games.
More»Early thoughts on the 2018 MLB Draft |
 | Before this year, the last time the Twins owned the No. 1 overall pick in the Draft was 2001. They hit it big with Joe Mauer, but got little else out of the other 50 rounds, save for a few decent seasons out of Nick Blackburn and cups of coffee from Jose Morales and Kevin Cameron.
More»MLB.com discusses which team drafted best |
 | The Twins had another good day on Tuesday, Day 2 of the Draft, but they weren't the only team that did well collecting talents in Rounds 3-10.
More» MLB.com takes a look at the Twins' picks |
 | The consensus five best prospects in the Draft went in the first five picks Monday night. The Draft doesn't often play out that way. But after obvious moves at the top, there were some surprising rises and drops during the 75 selections made on the first day.
More» Mariners draft RHP Sam Carlson No. 55 |
 | The 2017 Draft got underway on Monday night in Secaucus, with the Twins taking shortstop Royce Lewis with the first overall pick. MLB.com Draft and prospect expert Jim Callis analyzes every pick from the first round.
More» Reynolds on No. 1 overall pick Lewis |
 | Though the teams selecting behind the Twins have thought for a couple of weeks that they're leaning toward Vanderbilt right-hander Kyle Wright, Louisville two-way star Brendan McKay now appears to be the favorite to go No. 1 overall when the MLB Draft begins on Monday.
More»Callis predicts McKay to go first in 2017 Draft |
 | A day after a report by The Oregonian revealed that he's a registered sex offender, Oregon State ace Luke Heimlich asked to be excused from playing for the Beavers in their NCAA super-regional playoffs against Vanderbilt.
More»Callis breaks down Heimlich's draft status |
 | You may notice that the top of this first-round projection looks extremely similar to my last one two weeks ago. The first four picks and nine of the 12 are identical. That doesn't mean that teams are locking into their selections by any means. Everything is still fluid heading into the final weekend before the Draft, and financial considerations will affect where players will land.
More»Callis previews first four picks of the 2017 draft |
 | The Twins not only own the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 Draft, but they also have the benefit of the largest bonus pool. Here's a look at how the rest of the teams shape up.
More»Tune in 6/12 to MLB Network for the 2017 MLB Draft |
 | Our picks are made with the benefit of hindsight and some guesswork as to how the remainder of careers will play out. Just six actual first-rounders made the cut for our do-over, including just two of the top nine choices. Only players who signed were considered, with Chris Sale (21st round, Rockies) the most notable 2007 draftee who opted not to turn pro.
More»Bumgarner is top pick in 2007 Draft class re-draft |
 | Hunter Greene is far from the only prospect who excels in multiple categories when we break down the best tools in the 2017 Draft. Jim Callis
More»Mayo on Draft prospects with the best tools |
 | Don't wait for the future. Pick these guys up today and reap the rewards of winning with baseball's top fantasy prospects.
More»Zinkie on stashing Moncada, Rosario and Meadows |
