How to watch 2025 MLB Draft: Time, TV channel, live streaming options
This year's draft will take place over two days. The first three rounds of selections will be made on July 13 with rounds four through 20 scheduled for Monday, July 14.
There are several options at the top of the draft and mock drafts vary more than usual. Promising high school options like shortstop Ethan Holliday or pitcher Seth Hernandez and dynamic players from the college ranks such as LSU ace Kade Anderson and Oregon State shortstop Aiva Arquette will go early, but in what order is still up for debate.
Here's how to watch the 2025 MLB Draft:
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When is the 2025 MLB Draft?
The 2025 MLB Draft is scheduled to take place June 13-14 in Atlanta as part of MLB All-Star week.
How to watch 2025 MLB Draft: TV, live streaming
The 2025 MLB Draft will take place over two days (July 13-14) in Atlanta, with the first three rounds on Sunday, July 13 and rounds 4-20 on Monday, July 14. The first 43 picks, including the entire first round, will be televised by ESPN and MLB Network. The first round of the MLB draft is also available to stream on Fubo, which is offering a free trial to new subscribers.
The second and third rounds on Sunday will be broadcast by MLB Network. Day 2 of the MLB draft, consisting of rounds four through 20, will be live streamed on MLB.com.
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