Law: Top 75 prospects
High school shortstop Tim Beckham remains the No. 1-ranked player on an updated list of the top 75 prospects in the 2008 MLB draft. Law: Final first-round projection
In his final first-round projection, Keith Law has Georgia high school shortstop Tim Beckham going No. 1 overall to Tampa Bay. Neyer: Top 10 No. 1 picks of all time
With A-Rod, Junior and Chipper leading the way, we take a look at the best -- and the worst -- No. 1 picks in the history of the draft. Crasnick: Deep class at first
This year's draft class has plenty of options at first base. Law: Trading of draft picks
Explaining the reasons why the trading of picks should be allowed in the baseball draft. Kurkjian: Special Negro Leagues Player Draft
Prior to baseball's amateur draft, a special draft of surviving Negro Leaguers, who will represent every player who did not have the opportunity to play in the major leagues, will take place. Law: Draft buzz
The latest on Aaron Hicks, Anthony Gose and more. Crasnick: Bad company
Chase Utley's rise from the ruins of the 2000 first round proves that surprises can be found in even the worst drafts. Law: High school pitching crop thin
Ethan Martin might be the first high school pitcher taken in this draft. Law: Hosmer's asking price steep
Florida high school first baseman Eric Hosmer, a top-five prospect, reportedly will demand a $7 million signing bonus. Law: Centering on L.J. Hoes
D.C.-area prospect L.J. Hoes is a potential second-rounder who might not have the power to project well as a corner outfielder. Law: Lefties DeVall, Ross impress
It's not often two top prospects square off in a pitching duel, but southpaws Robbie Ross and Brett DeVall did in high school. Law: ASU has first-round hitters
The Sun Devils could have three hitters drafted in the top 40-50 picks, including Brett Wallace and Petey Paramore.