When Is the 2025 MLB Draft? Date, Draft Order, and More

No matter which team is the surprise or disappointment of baseball season, the MLB Draft is always one of the highlights of the calendar. 2025 will be no exception, and fans are already salivating over the show, even though it’s still three months away.

2025 MLB Draft Order and Date 

As usual, the 2025 MLB Draft will be held during the week of the All-Star Game. Specifically, the dates will be July 13 and 14 (Sunday and Monday) in Atlanta. The exact location of the event has not yet been officially announced.

2025 MLB Draft Order

1. Washington Nationals
2. Los Angeles Angels
3. Seattle Mariners
4. Colorado Rockies
5. St. Louis Cardinals
6. Pittsburgh Pirates
7. Miami Marlins
8. Toronto Blue Jays
9. Cincinnati Reds
10. Chicago White Sox
11. Athletics
12. Texas Rangers
13. San Francisco Giants
14. Tampa Bay Rays
15. Boston Red Sox
16. Minnesota Twins
17. Chicago Cubs
18. Arizona Diamondbacks
19. Baltimore Orioles
20. Milwaukee Brewers
21. Houston Astros
22. Atlanta Braves
23. Kansas City Royals
24. Detroit Tigers
25. San Diego Padres
26. Philadelphia Phillies
27. Cleveland Guardians

If you notice that three teams are missing from the list, it’s not a mistake. It just so happens that the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, and New York Mets all received a penalty of no less than their first 10 picks for exceeding the second threshold of the Competitive Balance Tax.

2025 MLB Draft Prospect Rankings

What is the Draft without the players? The class of 2025 promises to be one to talk about in the future, with several top prospects. While not all lists rank them the same, names like Jamie Arnold, Ethan Holliday, Seth Hernandez, and Jace LaViolette stand out as the best of the lot.

(According to MLB.com; only top 50 are included)

1. SS/3B Ethan Holliday, Stillwater (OK)
2. OF Jace LaViolette, Texas A&M
3. LHP Jamie Arnold, Florida State
4. RHP Tyler Bremner, UC Santa Barbara
5. RHP Seth Hernandez, Corona (CA)
6. SS Kayson Cunningham, Johnson (TX)
7. 2B/SS Aiva Arquette, Oregon State
8. 3B Xavier Neyens, Mount Vernon (WA)
9. LHP/1B Kruz Schoolcraft, Sunset (OR)
10. OF Brendan Summerhill, Arizona
11. SS Eli Willits, Fort Cobb-Broxton (OK)
12. SS/RHP Billy Carlson, Corona (CA)
13. C Luke Stevenson, North Carolina
14. OF Max Belyeu, Texas
15. OF Cam Cannarella, Clemson
16. SS Marek Houston, Wake Forest
17. SS/OF Sean Gamble, IMG Academy (FL)
18. C Ike Irish, Auburn
19. OF/3B Tre Phelps, Georgia
20. OF Devin Taylor, Indiana
21. 3B Trent Caraway, Oregon State
22. LHP Cameron Appenzeller, Glenwood (IL)
23. OF Ethan Conrad, Wake Forest
24. SS Dean Curley, Tennessee
25. SS Brady Ebel, Corona (CA)

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26. RHP Kyson Witherspoon, Oklahoma
27. 3B Gavin Fien, Great Oak (CA)
28. 2B Gavin Kilen, Tennessee
29. OF/1B Ethan Petry, South Carolina
30. OF Nolan Schubart, Oklahoma State
31. 2B Henry Godbout, Virginia
32. 1B Henry Ford, Virginia
33. OF Slater de Brun, Summit (OR)
34. RHP Aaron Watson, Trinity Christian (FL)
35. OF Nick Dumesnil, California Baptist
36. OF Brock Sell, Tokay (CA)
37. 3B/OF Quentin Young, Oaks Christian (CA)
38. RHP Chase Shores, Louisiana State
39. SS Wehiwa Aloy, Arkansas
40. OF Kane Kepley, North Carolina
41. C Caden Bodine, Coastal Carolina
42. 3B Andrew Fischer, Tennessee
43. RHP A.J. Russell, Tennessee
44. LHP Kade Anderson, Louisiana State
45. RHP Angel Cervantes, Warren (CA)
46. RHP Matt Scott, Stanford
47. RHP Kolten Smith, Georgia
48. RHP Payton Graham, Gonzaga
49. RHP Landon Harmon, East Union (MS)
50. RHP Zach Strickland, Maranatha (CA)

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