Major League Baseball's 2025 Draft has officially wrapped. The draft kicked off Sunday night as the Washington Nationals took high school shortstop Eli Willits with the first of 615 picks that were made by Monday evening.

The 2025 MLB Draft has come and gone, the MLB All-Star game is tonight, and a few Tar Heels now know the MLB club that will be their home for the next step of their career. In case you missed our recaps, here’s all who was selected during the Draft and the decisions they’ll face.

WESTFIELD – For the fourth consecutive year, a member of the Westfield Starfires was selected in the Major League Baseball Draft, as right-handed pitcher Cole Raymond was taken in the 17th round, 499th overall, by the Los Angeles Angels.

Day 1 of the MLB Draft has wrapped, and their journey will now begin, but which pitchers have the best odds to be up with their club at this time next season?

Florida State baseball set a program record for most selections in the MLB Draft with 11 total Seminoles picked.

Tennessee Baseball had 18 players tied to the program selected in the 2025 MLB Draft, including top-ranked signees and transfer commits, but not all are going pro, as some still plan to suit up in Knoxville.

The Atlantic Coast Conference had six players taken in the top 43 overall picks of the MLB Draft. Five programs produced first-round selections.

As Monday rolled along, four more Beavers came off the board: left-handed pitcher Nelson Keljo (No. 192, Cleveland Guardians); right-handed pitcher Kellan Oakes (No. 276, Houston Astros); catcher Wilson Weber (No. 348, Miami Marlins); outfielder Dallas Macias (No. 457, Atlanta Braves); and outfielder Canon Reeder (No. 533, Pittsburgh Pirates).

The Washington Nationals selected Oklahoma high school shortstop Eli Willits with the No. 1 pick in Major League Baseball’s amateur draft.

Tennessee baseball had nine players picked in the 2025 MLB Draft, but it also got key players back and recruits to campus for Tony Vitello's roster.

MLB Draft is underway and multiple Florida State baseball players are expected to hear their name called, including Jamie Arnold.

If you think the sport’s next labor standoff is a ways away, you’re not listening to the executives who say it’s affecting today’s decisions.