Top '26 Draft prospects to square off in Tuesday's HS All-American Game

Want to see the top 2026 Draft prospects all in one place? Well, you're in luck once again.

That's what the High School All-American Game is all about, and the annual showcase is a can't-miss event for anyone seeking the top high school talent in the country and a preview of who could fill up the early rounds of the 2026 Draft. And it's back.

This year’s showcase will take place on Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET from Dodger Stadium, with the broadcast re-airing on MLB Network on Aug. 15. MLB, along with USA Baseball and Area Code Baseball, announced the rosters for the game, which will be called by Gregg Caserta, former big leaguer Cole Tucker, MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis and Sande Charles.

The game will feature players from 15 states across the country, including those from MLB Develops' Breakthrough Series team, participants in last week’s Area Code Games in Long Beach, Calif., and members of USA Baseball’s 18U National Team. Eleven alumni from the Breakthrough Series are scheduled to participate: Will Adams, Nate Davis, Keon Johnson, Kingston Kela, Jacob Lombard, Dylan Minnatee, Anthony Murphy, Aiden Ruiz, Kevin Roberts and Rookie Shepard and Savion Sims.

The '25 game will also feature players with family bloodlines like Florida prep shortstop Jacob Lombard, son of Tigers bench coach George and brother of Yankees top prospect George Jr. Lombard. Another is California infielder Trey Ebel, whose father, Dino, coached the Dodgers, and brother, Brady, was the No. 32 overall pick in the '25 Draft.

This game is commonly a bellwether for the players who will soon be among baseball's top prospects. The game has featured current Major Leagues like Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony, Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews, Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker, Red Sox left-hander Kyle Harrison and Pirates righty Jared Jones, as well as prospects such as No. 1 overall prospect Konnor Griffin, White Sox lefty Noah Schultz (No. 14/CWS No. 1), Phillies infielder Aidan Miller (No. 18/PHI No. 2), and the Tigers' Max Clark (No. 10/DET No. 2) and Bryce Rainer (No. 34/DET No. 3).

Last year's game was littered with future '25 first-round picks including top overall pick Eli Willits, Ethan Holliday (fourth overall), Billy Carlson (10th), Gavin Fien (12th), Kayson Cunningham (18th), Xavier Neyens (21th) and Kruz Schoolcraft (25th). Similar talents with first-round potential for 2026 include infielder Tyler Spangler, outfielder Kevin Roberts and righties Gio Rojas and Savion Sims.

Here's a look at the complete list of players who will be participating, along with their college commitments:

Grady Emerson, INF, Fort Worth Christian (Argyle, Tx.) - Texas
Rookie Shepard, INF, Faith Lutheran (North Las Vegas, Nv.) - Miami
Beau Peterson, 3B, Mill Valley (Shawnee, Ka.) - Texas
Kingston Kela, 3B, Faith Lutheran (Las Vegas, Nv.) - Texas Christian
Brady Harris, OF, Trinity Christian Academy (St. Augustine, Fla.) - Florida
Anthony Murphy, OF, Corona High School (Corona, Ca.) - Louisiana State
Brayden Harris, RHP, St. John's Country Day (Orange Park, Fl.) - Florida State
Trey Rangel, RHP, The Colony HS (The Colony, Tx.) - Texas
Logan Schmidt, LHP, Ganesha (Aliso Viejo, Ca.) - Uncommitted
Dylan Blomker, RHP, La Cueva HS (Albuquerque, Nm.) - LSU
Logan Georges, RHP, Clovis HS (Clovis, Ca.) - TCU
Cole Koeninger, RHP/INF, Keller HS (Keller, Tx.) - Tennessee
Gio Rojas, LHP, Stoneman Douglas HS (Coral Springs, Fl.) - Miami
Wilson Anderson, RHP, Jesuit HS (Tampa, Fl.) - Mississippi State
Keon Johnson, INF, First Presbyterian Day (Macon, Ga.) - Vanderbilt
Malachi Washington, OF, Parkview HS (Stone Mountain, Ga.) - LSU
Denton Lord, RHP, South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach, Fl.) - Florida
Kaden Waechter, RHP, Jesuit HS (St. Petersburg, Fl.) - Florida State
Ryan Harwood, 1B/OF, Casteel HS (Chandler, Az.) - Texas A&M
Bo Holloway, LHP, CPA (Nashville, Tn.) - Vanderbilt
Jacob Lombard, SS, Gulliver Prep (Miami, Fla.) - Uncommitted
Joseph Contreras, RHP, Blessed Trinity Catholic HS (Alpharetta, Ga.) - Uncommitted
Carson Bolemon, LHP, Southside Christian School (Greenville, Sc.) - Wake Forest
Aiden Ruiz, INF, Stony Brook Prep (Queens, Ny.) - Vanderbilt
John Stowers, C, St. Paul's Episcopal (Mobile, Al.) - Auburn
Trey Ebel, INF, Corona HS (Rancho Cucamonga, Ca.) - Texas A&M
Alain Gomez-Gudino, C, Saguaro HS (Scottsdale, Az.) - South Carolina
Cooper Sides, RHP, Orange Lutheran (Red Bluff, Ca.) - LSU
Taytum Reeves, C, Vista Murrieta HS (Menifee, Ca.) - Texas Tech
Tyler Spangler, INF, De Le Salle (Danville, Ca.) - Stanford
Dominic Santarelli, 1B/OF, St. Joseph Catholic Academy (Pleasant Prairie, Wi.) - Louisville
Jorvoskie Lane, CF/C, OD Wyatt (Grapevine, Tx.) - Uncommitted
Savion Sims, RHP, Edmond Santa Fe (Edmond, Ok.) - Oklahoma
Landon Schutte, RHP, Oakdale HS (Oakdale, Ca.) - Georgia
Will Adams, 1B/OF, Hoover HS (Hoover, Al.) - LSU
Lucas Nawrocki, LHP, Aledo HS (Aledo, Tx.) - Uncommitted
Dylan Minnatee, 1B, Franklin HS (Elk Grove, Ca.) - LSU
Cameron Hanes, P, TNXL Academy (Windermere, Fl.) - Florida
Brady Murrietta, C, Orange Lutheran (Yorba Linda, Ca.) - Texas
Nate Davis, OF, Bishop Moore Catholic (Orlando, Fl.) - LSU
Kevin Roberts Jr., OF, Jackson Preparatory (Meridian, Ms.) - Florida

This year’s teams will be managed by former Major League manager Mike Scioscia and former Major League hitting coach Rick Eckstein, and coached by former players and MLB club Scouts. The full list of coaches is as follows:

• Mike Scioscia (Manager)
• Rick Eckstein (Manager)
• David Eckstein (Coach)
• Kenny Lofton (Coach)
• Roy Hallenback (Coach)
• Sean Cole (Pitching Coach)
• Brad Penny (Pitching Coach)
• Kirk Champion (Bullpen Coach)
• Matt Hyde (Scout -- NYY)
• Corey Rodriguez (Scout -- MIL)