Bryce Harper, despite having less hype now than he did a few months ago, ranks no. 1 on Lincoln's first draft board of 2010.

Strasburg is a fantastic talent and headed for stardom, but find out why you shouldn't reserve his spot in Cooperstown just yet.

We take a look at the No. 2 overall pick in the 2009 MLB draft, Seattle Mariners' stud Dustin Ackley.

James, Borchering, and Wilson have almost nothing in common, except the fact that they're all really good prospects.

Much to the dismay of many of our readers, summer baseball is nearly over.

We continue our scouting series with the look at Cleveland's first round pick, Alex White.

Bryce Harper is the number one prospect for the 2010 MLB draft, take a closer look at why he's so good.

With Bryce Harper officially scheduled to join the 2010 Draft class as a collegiate athlete, we can begin our draft rankings.

Lincoln's final draft board for the class of 2009.

Teams aren't only built on the first day of the draft, we a look at a few Day 2 prospects who could make a name for themselves.

With the 2009 MLB draft fast approaching, we take a look at the two most productive college hitters in this year's class.

With conference tournaments coming to an end and the draft just a few weeks away, I figured this was the best time to bust out my quantitative draft rankings.

This is a test chat. Lincoln and Adam discussed the 2009 Draft.

With the MLB draft only a few weeks away, take a look at who your favorite team might be targeting.

There's still a lot of uncertainty with this class, as only a handful of players have solidified themselves as likely Top 15 picks.

The Texas Rangers have built the most impressive group of minor league talent in the game via trades, the draft, and spending wisely in the international free agent market.

An updated look at the top college prospects for the 2009 MLB draft; Stephen Strasburg dominates, Dustin Ackley and Rich Poythress keep mashing. Plus, find out why you should be leery of Grant Green and Alex White.

The future ace of the Texas Rangers made his MLB debut in a tough relief spot but showed poise and stuff that belies his age.

The O's have shot new life into their minor leagues, taking the best position player and best pitcher in back-to-back drafts.

Grant Green has gone from preseason favorite to dissappointment back to showing signs of life.

A month has pasted since my last draft board and this latest incarnation features lots of shakeups.

Stephen Strasburg continues to dominate, Dustin Ackley improves his power game, Josh Phegley keeps raking, and more.

Though they lack pitching prospects, the Marlins have one the deepest farm systems in all of baseball.

With three weekends of college baseball in the books, we take a look at some of the top prospects and performers so far.

Though Mat Gamel and Alcides Escobar have some obstacles to overcome, they both could become solid big leaguers.

Stephen Strasburg, Dustin Ackley, and Grant Green sit atop Lincoln Hamilton's first 2009 draft board.

What do Evan Longoria and Pedro Alvarez have in common? It's not that they both were flawless collegiate hitters.

I’ve been tinkering with a system for ranking college performance and projecting pro success – do I know how to party, or what?

Following fellow ACC catcher and No. 5 overall pick, Matt Wieters, Buster Posey get our '08 nod as the No. 1 talent in the HWL.

Stephen Strasburg was the best pitcher in college baseball last year, but where does he rank among other elite prospects?