Eight MLB Draft Combine players standout ahead of July draft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 2:25 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026

The sixth annual MLB Draft Combine occurred this week in Arizona, featuring over 300 amateur prospects. The combine served as a final chance for players to enhance their draft stock before the 20-round MLB Draft starts on July 11. Eight players stood out during the event, including Roch Cholowsky, who aims to maintain his status as the top prospect, and Logan Reddemann, who looked to prove his health after an injury. Cholowsky participated in meetings with the White Sox, Rays, and Giants, while Reddemann showcased his improved performance on the mound.
- •MLB Draft Combine held at Chase Field in Arizona this week.
- •Over 300 amateur prospects participated in workouts and interviews.
- •Roch Cholowsky aims to be the top overall pick in the draft.
- •Logan Reddemann showcased his skills after recovering from injury.
- •The MLB Draft begins on July 11 as part of All-Star weekend.
- 2:25 AMYahoo Sports — MLB Draft Combine: 8 players who stood out, from Roch Cholowsky to Rintaro Sasaki
"These 8 players are worth keeping an eye on when the MLB Draft begins on July 11.
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