ESPN's Kiley McDaniel has released the final rankings for the 2026 MLB Draft, listing the top 250 prospects. The list prioritizes raw talent over draft order predictions, with Future Value grades and tool assessments included for each player.

The top of the class is dominated by position players, with UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky leading the rankings. Cholowsky, who hit .329 with 52 home runs in three college seasons, is noted for his bat speed, fielding ability, and raw power, though some scouts question his elite upside.

Following Cholowsky are Fort Worth Christian HS shortstop Grady Emerson and Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey. Emerson, a left-handed hitter with strong tools, is considered a top high school talent, while Lackey has impressed with his all-around abilities and performance behind the plate. The rankings also feature UC Santa Barbara right-handed pitcher Jackson Flora and Oak Grove HS outfielder Eric Booth Jr., highlighting the depth and variance of talent available in this draft class.