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The current class of draft-eligible juniors is filled with several established stars, but the same can't be said for the sophomore draft class, which as a whole, still has much growing to do between now and next summer.
TCU left-handed pitcher Matt Purke, our No. 1 sophomore prospect, needs no introduction. He's one of few draft-eligible sophomores, and he's expected to be the second pitcher chosen in the upcoming draft behind UCLA junior right-hander Gerrit Cole.
In terms of teams, Stanford is in great shape with four players ranked in our top 15, including pitcher Mark Appel and position players Kenny Diekroeger, Stephen Piscotty and Jacob Stewart.
We take an in-depth look at the sophomore draft class with the unveiling of the PG College Top 100 sophomore prospects, which includes five pitchers and five position players in the top 10 and plenty of other players with room to improve between next and the summer of 2012.
Up next? An inside look at our Top 100 freshman draft prospects. Our list of top sophomore prospects is below.
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