Carlos Collazo

1 day ago | baseballamerica.com | Carlos Collazo

Skip to content Monday, we rolled out our third mock draft for the 2025 MLB Draft class. Today, we’re diving further into the scouting buzz, rumors and chatter that’s been taking place at the ballpark and over the phone in recent weeks. Despite it already being May, no one is quite sure who the Nationals are going to take with the first overall pick—including the Nationals themselves.

2 days ago | baseballamerica.com | Carlos Collazo

Skip to content Baseball America is back with our third MLB mock draft of the year. We’re two months out from the 2025 draft and, in a typical year, this is about when we’d start to have a better picture of the tier of players in consideration to be picked first overall. This year, however, is far from typical.

4 days ago | carloscollazo.substack.com | Carlos Collazo

I use a tool called Typefully to send out posts simultaneously to both Twitter and Bluesky. This helps me promote content without being sucked into the various feeds and also make sure people who are following me on both platforms are getting the same information. There’s a drafts section in Typefully and for about a year now I’ve been sitting on a thread discussing iterative rankings. No idea why I never sent it.

5 days ago | baseballamerica.com | Ben Badler |Carlos Collazo

Skip to content On this week’s episode of Future Projection, Ben and Carlos talk through Baseball America’s May Top 100 Prospects update. Why we should be excited for the elite tier of shortstops in the class. Why Bubba Chandler and Chase Burns have been so dominant. Jac Caglianone’s improved swing decisions and a surface level line that is impressive but perhaps not even showing how good he’s been.

5 days ago | baseballamerica.com | Carlos Collazo |Peter Flaherty

Carlos and Peter talk about the updated BA 400 draft list, then spend a lot of time trying to parse a rising group of college pitchers that includes Kade Anderson, Kyson Witherspoon, Liam Doyle and Riley Quick. After that the two talk about how many Tennessee prospects could hear their names called, disagree about Andrew Fischer’s profile and praise the season that Arkansas shortstop Wehiwa Aloy has had.