Tracking Vanderbilt baseball players, signees picked in 2025 MLB Draft
At least four Commodores have been selected in every draft since 2004, and the program's 151 total draft picks over the past 20 years are the most of any college program.
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Vanderbilt's top draft prospects are JD Thompson and RJ Austin. Other players who could get selected include Cody Bowker, Sawyer Hawks, Riley Nelson and Levi Huesman.
Players selected in the top 10 rounds are highly likely to sign with the teams that drafted them, while those drafted outside the top 10 rounds sometimes choose not to sign.
The 2025 MLB Draft will be 20 rounds held over two days, down from the three days it has typically occupied. Day 1 on July 13 (5 p.m. CT, ESPN and MLB Network) consists of the first three rounds, while rounds 4-20 will take place July 14 (10:30 a.m. CT, MLB.com).
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Here are all the Vanderbilt players and signees selected.
This story will be updated.
Aria Gerson covers Vanderbilt athletics for The Tennessean. Contact her at agerson@gannett.com or on X @aria_gerson.
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