Draft Combine gives teams the opportunity to gather more information on and off the field about several of the top talents in this year's crop. A total of 322 prospects accepted invitations to the event,

Maine's Caleb Leys, MIT's Mason Estrada, and Northeastern's Cam Maldonado are all participating in the week-long event.

The Garden State will be well represented as the fifth annual MLB Draft Combine begins today at Chase Field in Phoenix. The event runs through Saturday and is expected to feature 322 draft-eligible prospects. The Washington Nationals have the first pick in the draft, which will take place July 13-14 in Atlanta.

The Men's College World Series is bringing the top of next month's draft into better focus, starting with a new No. 1 pick.

The latest MLB mock draft from ESPN's Kiley McDaniel dropped on Wednesday, and it runs through the first 41 picks.

Holliday, a high-school infielder from Oklahoma, is the brother of current Baltimore Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday, himself the No. 1 pick of the 2022 draft. The Hollidays are the son of former major-league Matt Holliday, who played 15 years in the bigs, mostly with the Colorado Rockies and St. Louis Cardinals.