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The Padres selected North Carolina right-hander Ryan Lynch with the No. 97 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, their first college player of the class. In this video, we cover his 2026 season as a full-time starter, where he posted a 4.21 ERA with 89 strikeouts over 98.1 innings, his power sinker that sits 94-96 and touches 98, his College World Series experience, and the starter-versus-reliever debate surrounding his profile. View full video
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The Padres selected North Carolina right-hander Ryan Lynch with the No. 97 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, their first college player of the class. In this video, we cover his 2026 season as a full-time starter, where he posted a 4.21 ERA with 89 strikeouts over 98.1 innings, his power sinker that sits 94-96 and touches 98, his College World Series experience, and the starter-versus-reliever debate surrounding his profile.
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The Padres selected shortstop Elliot Lascelles out of Upper Canada College in Ontario with the No. 60 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover why evaluators viewed him as the top Canadian player in the class, his contact-first left-handed bat, including a .389 average against minor league pitching this spring, his plus speed, questions about his arm and long-term position, and the Yale commitment San Diego must buy him out of. View full video
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The Padres selected shortstop Elliot Lascelles out of Upper Canada College in Ontario with the No. 60 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover why evaluators viewed him as the top Canadian player in the class, his contact-first left-handed bat, including a .389 average against minor league pitching this spring, his plus speed, questions about his arm and long-term position, and the Yale commitment San Diego must buy him out of.
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The Padres selected right-handed pitcher Coleman Borthwick out of South Walton High School in Florida with the No. 21 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his senior season, where he went 10-0 with a 0.21 ERA and 121 strikeouts against just seven walks, his fastball-slider combination, his 6-foot-6 frame, and how he fits San Diego's decade-long pattern of drafting high school players in the first round. View full video
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The Padres selected right-handed pitcher Coleman Borthwick out of South Walton High School in Florida with the No. 21 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft. In this video, we cover his senior season, where he went 10-0 with a 0.21 ERA and 121 strikeouts against just seven walks, his fastball-slider combination, his 6-foot-6 frame, and how he fits San Diego's decade-long pattern of drafting high school players in the first round.
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The Padres went with a prep pick in the first round for the ninth consecutive year, but they also went crazy selecting three super seniors in the later rounds. Hear what Jamie and Jeremy have to say on their 2025 draft class.
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The Padres went with a prep pick in the first round for the ninth consecutive year, but they also went crazy selecting three super seniors in the later rounds. Hear what Jamie and Jeremy have to say on their 2025 draft class. View full video
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Jeremy and Jamie do their last mock draft ahead of the MLB Draft on Sunday. Based on who's available at the Padres at 25, Jamie makes the pick for prep starter Kruz Schoolcraft and explains why the Padres would go this way. View full video
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Jeremy and Jamie do their last mock draft ahead of the MLB Draft on Sunday. Based on who's available at the Padres at 25, Jamie makes the pick for prep starter Kruz Schoolcraft and explains why the Padres would go this way.
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Without a doubt, the coolest name in this year's MLB Draft Class, the 6'8 lanky lefty from Sunset, Oregon, will be the prep pitcher most will keep an eye on in the first round. Schoolcraft's build and pitch makeup make him a nearly perfect fit for the Padres' farm system. Jamie makes the case for him to be their guy. View full video
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Without a doubt, the coolest name in this year's MLB Draft Class, the 6'8 lanky lefty from Sunset, Oregon, will be the prep pitcher most will keep an eye on in the first round. Schoolcraft's build and pitch makeup make him a nearly perfect fit for the Padres' farm system. Jamie makes the case for him to be their guy.
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There are some prospects flying under the radar ahead of the 2025 MLB Draft. Carlos Collazo shares which prospects are being undervalued and could be sneaky good selections for a team like the Padres, who will have one of the latest picks within the first round of the draft. View full video
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There are some prospects flying under the radar ahead of the 2025 MLB Draft. Carlos Collazo shares which prospects are being undervalued and could be sneaky good selections for a team like the Padres, who will have one of the latest picks within the first round of the draft.
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The Padres have had a long run of drafting prep players with their first pick in the draft each of the last eight years. But pending how things fall, Jeremy believes this could be the year they break away from the trend. See why he believes they could be pursuing a certain college pitcher. View full video