MLB Draft Profile: Dylan Lesko
May 30, 2022
The 2022 MLB Draft will begin on July 17, 2022. We take a look at Dylan Lesko, a well-regarded arm out of Buford High School.
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The 2022 MLB Draft will begin on July 17, 2022. We take a look at Dylan Lesko, a well-regarded arm out of Buford High School.
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A well-rounded prospect, Virginia Tech’s outfielder had put himself on the map. To be fair, Gavin Cross put himself on scout’s radars after his freshman year.
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The 2022 MLB Draft will begin on July 17, 2022. We take a look at Dylan Lesko, a well-regarded arm out of Buford High School.
Neto may be at a small school, but he has caught the attention of many scouts. Let’s take a closer look at the Fighting Camels’ best hitter.
The son of former major-leaguer Carl Crawford, fans will be waiting to see if his kid can maintain “The Perfect Storm” legacy.
The 2022 MLB Draft is under two months away as it will begin on July 17. We take a look at LSU outfielder Jacob Berry, the top college prospect in the draft and likely top 10 pick.
The 2022 MLB Draft will begin on July 17, 2022. Today we take a look at Cade Doughty, a redshirt sophomore infielder out of LSU and a potential late first-round pick.
The 2022 MLB Draft will begin on July 17, 2022. We take a look at Brooks Lee, a projected top pick in this year’s draft.
When July 17 comes around, you will have to tune in early to hear Termarr Johnson’s name, but where does he get selected?
Unfortunately, Gabriel Hughes wasn’t selected in the 2019 draft. He chose to go to Gonzaga and has concentrated solely on pitching in 2022. It has been working out pretty well.
A well-rounded prospect, Virginia Tech’s outfielder had put himself on the map. To be fair, Gavin Cross put himself on scout’s radars after his freshman year.
Georgia Tech boasts a few first-round catchers over the years like Jason Varitek (1994), Matt Wieters (2007), and Joey Bart (2018). Kevin Parada will join them in June as he could be the first catcher off the board.
The son of former MLB star Andruw Jones is currently slated to play college baseball at Vanderbilt, but it’s fair to assume he’ll forego that commitment once he’s selected with a top pick in the coming months.
With just over two months until the MLB Draft, we take a look at shortstop Jett Williams, one of the top prep bats from Texas.
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