Baseball's top prospects took the field in the 2025 Futures Game at Truist Park on Saturday afternoon. The National League came back to beat the American League in the seven-inning affair (NL 4, AL 2),

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• There were a couple of players who did underwhelm in the game. Marlins lefty Thomas White returned to the Futures Game, and for the second year in a row, he had trouble throwing strikes. He was 95-98 with a slider at 80-84, premium stuff, but half his pitches were called balls and they were bad misses at that.

Tennessee Baseball had 18 players tied to the program selected in the 2025 MLB Draft, including top-ranked signees and transfer commits, but not all are going pro, as some still plan to suit up in Knoxville.

Royals prospect Carter Jensen, who played at Park Hill High School, put on a show at batting practice ahead of the All-Star Futures Game.