Arizona high schooler Mitch Nay got off to a slow start this spring, but the third baseman has impressed teams with his tools on both sides of the ball and potentially played his way into the first round of the draft. Nay leads the latest edition of Draft Tracker, profiling five players on the rise.
• CALLIS CHAT: Jim Callis held his weekly draft and prospects chat.
• Byron Buxton's loud tools have drawn scouts to tiny Baxley, Ga., to see the draft's top prospect.
• Carlos Correa has lofty goals on and off the field, but the toolsy shortstop might start by being the highest-drafted player out of Puerto Rico ever .
• We've compiled the slot amounts for all the picks in the first 10 rounds, as set by the new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
• Buxton's five-tool potential makes him the No. 1 prospect on our Draft Top 100 rankings. Subscribers can read scouting reports on the entire Top 100, going from 1-25 , 26-50 , 51-75 and 76-100 .