Jonathan Mayo is a Senior Writer at Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and both individual and team sports. Jonathan's work has been featured in various outlets, including Az Snakepit, Lone Star Ball, 1330 WFIN, BVM Sports, Minor League Baseball, Daily Mail, and C21Media.
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Jonathan Mayo's focus is primarily on baseball prospects, the MLB draft, and related events. His articles cover various aspects of player development and talent assessment in baseball. If you can provide insights into upcoming prospects, analysis of their potential impact on teams or the sport as a whole, or trends in player development strategies, it could be valuable to reach out to him.
You may also consider offering expert opinions from notable figures within the baseball industry for features such as best systems for 2024 or predictions about rookie performances. This aligns with his interest in covering evolving stories related to sports and investment analysis in this field.
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By: Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo
On the four episodes of the MLB Pipeline Podcast preceding the 2026 Draft, Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo are analyzing each demographic in the class: College pitchers, college hitters, high school pitchers and high school hitters. Here's a look at the top high school pitchers available in July.
By: Jonathan Mayo, Jim Callis
On the four episodes of the MLB Pipeline Podcast preceding the 2026 Draft, Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo are analyzing each demographic in the class: College pitchers, college hitters, high school pitchers and high school hitters. Here's a look at the top high school bats available in July.
By: Jonathan Mayo
The start of the 2026 MLB Draft is just days away. On Saturday, shortly after 1 p.m. ET, the White Sox will answer the question everyone has been waiting to have answered: Who will be the No. 1 pick? In these final days, the White Sox still have three players
By: Jonathan Mayo
In 2026, potential No. 1 overall pick Roch Cholowsky and teammate Will Gasparino, projected to be a Day 1 pick as well, combined to hit 41 homers and drive in 124 runs for the UCLA Bruins. It was the first year that Cholowsky, the shortstop currently ranked No. 2 on
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By: Sam Dykstra, Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo
Here is a look at each club's best Draft pick from the past 10 years Share
By: Jonathan Mayo, Rob Terranova, Jim Callis
The 2026 MLB Draft is officially just days away and you won't want to miss a second of the action. The weekend's festivities are set to kick off tomorrow with the High School Home Run Derby at 2 p.m. ET. MLB Pipeline's own Jonathan Mayo will be on the call
By: Jonathan Mayo, Jim Callis
The world will find out whom the White Sox will take with the No. 1 overall pick shortly after 1:30 p.m. ET on Saturday afternoon. And it sounds like they will be using every last minute to decide between two players. There is certainty about one thing: Chicago will add
MLB Draft Day 1 picks, analysis (LIVE on NBC/Peacock)
By: Jonathan Mayo
After finishing as the No. 2 overall seed in the 2026 NCAA baseball tournament, Georgia Tech saw its success carry over to the MLB Draft. The Yellow Jackets had two of the top picks when the Draft began on Saturday. Catcher Vahn Lackey was selected third overall by the Twins,
