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The main takeaway is that the Giants got a hitter with an idea of the strike zone. What Tibbs does well isn’t complicated and can work. Read: Read More 

Notes on the biggest surprises, the teams with the most impressive Day 1 hauls and the list of best available players heading into Day 2. Read: Read More 

The A’s took three high-profile college players on Day 1 of the draft, two with power potential and a left-hander who misses a lot of bats. Read: Read More 

The heralded Sam Houston product is the reigning Buster Posey Award recipient as college baseball’s top catcher. Read: Read More 

The third baseman increased his power and batting average while cutting down his strikeouts as a sophomore for the Seminoles. Read: Read More 

After selecting the two-time Oklahoma Player of the Year, the Padres picked another high school lefty, Boston Bateman. Read: Read More 

Payton Tolle, the Red Sox’s second-rounder, is the highest drafted pitcher the team has taken since 2017, when they took Tanner Houck. Read: Read More 

Yesavage got to the Blue Jays at pick 20 but was ranked 13th in this draft class by Keith Law. “We’re really excited to add Trey.” Read: Read More 

The Angels are trying to establish a younger core. Moore fits right into that plan. Read: Read More 

Hess, 21, was ranked as the No. 24 overall prospect in this year’s draft class by The Athletic’s Keith Law. Read: Read More