Joel Reuter

The College World Series is underway and the 2026 MLB draft is now less than a month away, as the nation's top amateur baseball talent will soon begin their pro careers.

There is a new No. 1 team in our weekly MLB power rankings for the first time in eight weeks after the Atlanta Braves went 1-4 against the Chicago White Sox and New York Mets last week.

With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, upcoming free agents will become more and more of a focus, as teams out of the playoff race look to cash in their expiring trade chips.

The first round of the 2016 MLB draft has yet to produce a single All-Star, yet it still stands up as a deep draft class headlined by Pete Alonso, Will Smith and Bo Bichette on the hitting side and Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen and Shane Bieber on the mound.

It's not difficult to identify a prospect with significant raw power potential, but determining whether that power will translate to in-game production once they reach the big leagues is another story.

As we enter the final days of June, trade chatter is becoming louder across the MLB landscape, and the line between contenders and also-rans is starting to become more defined.

With Oklahoma officially crowned 2026 College World Series champion after besting North Carolina in the finals, the MLB draft is now just a few short weeks away.

GREENWOOD — While much of Indiana has experienced above-normal rainfall to start the season, Indiana American Water reminds customers that rising summer temperatures and the potential for shifting weather patterns make this an important time to use water wisely. As hotter, drier conditions typically emerge in the weeks ahead, taking simple steps to conserve water now can help support reliable service and protect local water supplies throughout the summer months.

The 2025 MLB trade deadline saw a number of high-profile prospects find new homes on the trade market, including a pair of headliners who were consensus inclusions on leaguewide Top 100 prospect lists.

The 2026 MLB All-Star Game is just a few short weeks away, with Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia set to play host to the annual exhibition of baseball's brightest stars.