MLB Draft Exclusive: Ashton Izzi
August 19, 2022
While Izzi is still a few years from the majors, he brings exciting potential to the Seattle system and hopes to make a quick impact.
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While Izzi is still a few years from the majors, he brings exciting potential to the Seattle system and hopes to make a quick impact.
The MLB Draft has wrapped up and many teams walked away with several dynamic prospects. One, in particular, is Dominic Keegan who the Rays were fortunate to snag towards the end of the fourth round.
The Red Sox took left-handed pitcher Dalton Rogers out of Southern Miss in the MLB Draft. Find out more about Rogers in this exclusive.
There was a lot of talent on the board going into day two of the MLB Draft and teams pounced on the chance to take it. What were the best picks from the day?
Austin Vernon is a promising prospect in the Tampa Bay Rays system. The Raleigh native was selected in the 10th round of the 2021 MLB draft with the 311th overall pick.
The first two rounds of the MLB Draft went down on Sunday night, and with it came tons of surprises. While it will difficult to break down all 80 picks, let’s look at the biggest reaches and steals from the first two rounds.
It was a wild and unpredictable first day of the MLB Draft. There were head-scratchers, surprises, and steals. Now we look forward to Day Two.
The youngest prospect in this draft class at 17 years old, Walter Ford reclassified for the 2022 MLB Draft after a good summer with USA Baseball last year.
Somewhat of an underdog story, Chase DeLauter was not highly recruited out of high school. He should hear his name called in the first round this year.
Vanderbilt’s top prospect this year is outfielder Spencer Jones, and the California native looks to go within the first two rounds of this year’s MLB Draft.
The 2021-22 Gatorade Illinois Baseball Player of the Year, Owen Murphy is a legitimate two-way prospect from Riverside-Brookfield High School.
Justin Campbell, a former 18th-round pick by the Astros, has surfaced as a top pitching prospect in the 2022 MLB Draft.
While Izzi is still a few years from the majors, he brings exciting potential to the Seattle system and hopes to make a quick impact.
The MLB Draft has wrapped up and many teams walked away with several dynamic prospects. One, in particular, is Dominic Keegan who the Rays were fortunate to snag towards the end of the fourth round.
The Red Sox took left-handed pitcher Dalton Rogers out of Southern Miss in the MLB Draft. Find out more about Rogers in this exclusive.
There was a lot of talent on the board going into day two of the MLB Draft and teams pounced on the chance to take it. What were the best picks from the day?
Austin Vernon is a promising prospect in the Tampa Bay Rays system. The Raleigh native was selected in the 10th round of the 2021 MLB draft with the 311th overall pick.
The first two rounds of the MLB Draft went down on Sunday night, and with it came tons of surprises. While it will difficult to break down all 80 picks, let’s look at the biggest reaches and steals from the first two rounds.
It was a wild and unpredictable first day of the MLB Draft. There were head-scratchers, surprises, and steals. Now we look forward to Day Two.
The youngest prospect in this draft class at 17 years old, Walter Ford reclassified for the 2022 MLB Draft after a good summer with USA Baseball last year.
Somewhat of an underdog story, Chase DeLauter was not highly recruited out of high school. He should hear his name called in the first round this year.
Vanderbilt’s top prospect this year is outfielder Spencer Jones, and the California native looks to go within the first two rounds of this year’s MLB Draft.
The 2021-22 Gatorade Illinois Baseball Player of the Year, Owen Murphy is a legitimate two-way prospect from Riverside-Brookfield High School.
Justin Campbell, a former 18th-round pick by the Astros, has surfaced as a top pitching prospect in the 2022 MLB Draft.
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