After drafting our teams in late March, we were all in the same boat — optimistic, excited and ready to grind our way to a fantasy baseball championship. Fast forward three and a half months, and our paths have diverged.

Major League Baseball completed its 2026 Draft presented by Nippon Express on Sunday, with a total of 613 players being chosen in the 20 rounds. The Draft resumed in the fifth round via MLB.com on Sunday afternoon after Saturday’s completion of rounds one through four.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred responded to a "wildly inappropriate" question about his stance on whether or not US President Donald Trump will intervene on salary cap talks

This isn't a move anyone saw coming this offseason.

Farragut's Jett Johnston was drafted by the Detroit Tigers, and Webb's Mason Patel signed a contract with the Athletics.

Brayden Fry is officially a professional baseball player. The Cranford shortstop confirmed to NJ.com on Tuesday that he signed his professional contract. Fry was selected in the 16th round (470th overall) by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft.

Bruce Meyer, who took over when Tony Clark was forced out in February, said the sport is thriving.

The MLB Draft is complete. See which players Texas Tech baseball is losing, whom Red Raiders might keep and a program first.

How did the 2026 MLB Draft impact Mississippi State baseball's roster for next season? Here were the biggest storylines from the draft.

The trade deadline is less than three weeks away. After that, we'll get into the dog days of summer and the various postseason and awards races. While we wait out the rest of the All-Star break, here are five bold predictions for the second half of the 2026 regular season.