The 2025 MLB draft showcased some incredible talent, with the Washington Nationals snagging Eli Willits, a shortstop from Fort Cobb-Broxton HS in Oklahoma. Known for his impressive hitting skills, Willits brings a tantalizing future power potential that raises some eyebrows. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Angels made waves with their second overall pick, right-handed pitcher Tyler Bremner from UC Santa Barbara, a curveball phenom poised to elevate their pitching staff. The Seattle Mariners followed suit by selecting left-hander Kade Anderson from LSU, who draws comparisons to Braves ace Max Fried. Don't overlook Colorado's Ethan Holliday pick at #4, a legacy pick as the son of Matt Holliday, and the Cardinals bolstered their ranks with strikeout machine Liam Doyle from Tennessee. The future of baseball is looking bright, and we can’t wait to see how these prospects shake up the game!