The 2016 MLB draft is now just one week away, with the first round set to begin on June 9.
The Philadelphia Phillies will be picking No. 1 overall, just the second time in franchise history they've held the top selection. It turned out pretty well last time, in 1998, when they grabbed University of Miami outfielder Pat Burrell.
This time around, there's no clear-cut player atop draft boards. Instead, there's a handful of guys who are all in the mix to go 1-1.
Florida left-hander A.J. Puk, Tennessee infielder Nick Senzel, Mercer outfielder Kyle Lewis and Louisville outfielder Corey Ray headline this year's college crop.
Meanwhile, the high school ranks are highlighted by New Jersey left-hander Jason Groome, Kansas right-hander Riley Pint and California outfielders Mickey Moniak and Blake Rutherford.
There's plenty of intriguing talent beyond just that top tier of prospects, though, and what follows is our complete 2016 MLB draft big board.
It includes a look at the top 100 overall prospects as well as positional breakdowns of the top 15 catchers, top 20 corner infielders, top 20 middle infielders, top 30 outfielders, top 30 right-handed pitchers and top 20 left-handed pitchers.
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