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There are tons of fun storylines to follow in the 2023 Draft, set to begin with the first round on Sunday in Seattle. Who will go first to the Pirates? Will Paul Skenes and Dylan Crews become the first pair of teammates to go back-to-back with the first two picks? Will there be any Draft shockers — or better yet, what will the Draft shockers be this year?

Here is one many fans from all 50 states, as well as Canada and Puerto Rico, will consider: Who’s getting drafted from my area?

To help, MLB Pipeline has compiled the top Draft prospects from every state, using the Top 250 rankings and assistance from scouts and other experts.

Just days away from the 2023 MLB Draft in Seattle, MLB Pipeline’s Jonathan Mayo dishes out selections for each of the first 39 picks.

T-Mobile is taking you on a drone tour of the field and behind the scenes of Seattle’s epic ballpark before the All-Star festivities begin.

Take a look at the best individual pitch types from the first half of the season.

Before they play in tonight’s all-star game at T-Mobile Park, the athletes from Historically Black Colleges and Universities got a chance to work out and socialize at a banquet — and also meet Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr.

With the winning run on second base in the ninth inning, Cincinnati right fielder Nick Senzel fought the sun and the wall to make a game-saving catch.

The Marlins left-hander answers fans’ questions on Miami’s strong season, his inspiration and more on Chatting Practice Powered by Zoom Events.

Watch as players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities get the opportunity to showcase their talent on a national stage, 10:30 p.m. ET on MLB Network.

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