There is no exact science on how to succeed in the MLB Draft, but the Chicago Cubs have done a great job in recent years cracking the code and finding value. In

The Cubs’ recent track record in the MLB Draft has been identifying players who have the potential to climb quickly to the big leagues. That is a trend that had outfielder Ethan Conrad excited after he heard Chicago call his name in the first round on Sunday night.

Kepley was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the second round of the draft at No. 56 overall, being the second Tar Heel to be drafted on Sunday night. He joins catcher Luke Stevenson who was taken by the Seattle Mariners.

It has been a fantastic first half of the season for the Chicago Cubs, and the team is going to be focused on trying to accomplish big things in October. After

Scouting notes on 50 prospects who didn’t make the top 100 but could still hear their names called on draft day.

MLB Draft has come and gone, the MLB All-Star game is tonight, and a few Tar Heels now know the MLB club that will be their home for the next step of their career. In case you missed our recaps, here’s all who was selected during the Draft and the decisions they’ll face.

The Chicago Cubs have done a wonderful job over the last few years of turning their farm system into one of the best in baseball. Some of that talent has been a