The Major League Baseball amateur draft is just over a month away, with the first pick set for July 13. This article ranks the top 30 prospects ahead of this event, with insights derived from discussions with front-office personnel, statistical research, and historical performance analysis.

1. Eli Willits, SS, Fort Cobb-Broxton HS (OK)

Willits is regarded as a top shortstop with major league lineage, showing promise as a defender and switch-hitter despite some concerns about his power.

2. Kade Anderson, LHP, LSU

A reliable collegiate lefty with a range of pitches, Anderson has drawn attention for his fastball and control.

3. Liam Doyle, LHP, Tennessee

Doyle made a name for himself this season with impressive strikeout rates, although teams will consider his workload.

4. Jamie Arnold, LHP, Florida State

Despite a less dominant season, Arnold maintains an excellent pitching toolkit and sidearm effectiveness.

5. Ethan Holliday, 3B/SS, Stillwater HS (OK)

Holliday is the notable son of an All-Star with potential to be drafted high, particularly for his batting abilities.

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Detailed insights about additional prospects, focusing on their skills, potential, and projections for where they might be drafted.