The prepster from Connecticut had a remarkable season and put himself firmly on the map for the MLB Draft on July 11. The lefty improved his velocity and absolutely dominated this year leading his team to a perfect 25-0 record.
While Connor Norby’s career started off slow at East Carolina University, he certainly has turned it around. The Pirates’ second baseman has raked over the last two seasons. So much so, that he has put himself firmly in the first three rounds.
In his first three years at East Carolina, Gavin Williams was primarily a reliever appearing in 38 games but just five starts. Not only has he been durable, but Williams has also been downright great in 2021 and has entered the first-round conversation.
Anthony Solometo will be a name you will hear on July 11. Who takes him is anybody’s guess, but be assured that the talent is there, as he is among the top three prep starters in this year’s class.
Will Bednar has certainly moved up draft boards with an excellent season at Mississippi State. He has even put himself in the first-round conversation.
With the MLB Draft five weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will soon add more talent to their minor league system. Over the last few months, Boston has been tied to multiple players including, Jack Leiter, Brady House, and Marcelo Mayer.
The second baseman from Alabama has turned some heads this season. Peyton Wilson started off as a catcher but has proven himself to be valuable in the field no matter where he plays.
With the truncated MLB Draft last year, Matt Mikulski wasn’t selected. It may have been a blessing in disguise. The Fordham University left-hander has been excellent this season and has put himself into the first-round discussion.
The 2021 MLB draft is only six weeks away. One player who might hear his name called is Louisville’s infielder Alex Binelas. Let’s take a look at where the 21-year-old stands with the draft approaching.
The Boston College centerfielder will hear his name called on July 11. Sal Frelick is one of the most complete college players in the draft, but will it be enough for a team to draft him in the top 10?
We are less than seven weeks away from the MLB Draft. Get ready for the big bats and big arms to make an impact. Who is your team taking?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11. Today, we look at Joshua Baez, a tall, powerful outfielder out of Dexter Southfield High School in Brookline, MA. Baez will look to be one of many high school prospects selected in the first-round.
The prepster from Connecticut had a remarkable season and put himself firmly on the map for the MLB Draft on July 11. The lefty improved his velocity and absolutely dominated this year leading his team to a perfect 25-0 record.
While Connor Norby’s career started off slow at East Carolina University, he certainly has turned it around. The Pirates’ second baseman has raked over the last two seasons. So much so, that he has put himself firmly in the first three rounds.
In his first three years at East Carolina, Gavin Williams was primarily a reliever appearing in 38 games but just five starts. Not only has he been durable, but Williams has also been downright great in 2021 and has entered the first-round conversation.
Anthony Solometo will be a name you will hear on July 11. Who takes him is anybody’s guess, but be assured that the talent is there, as he is among the top three prep starters in this year’s class.
Will Bednar has certainly moved up draft boards with an excellent season at Mississippi State. He has even put himself in the first-round conversation.
With the MLB Draft five weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will soon add more talent to their minor league system. Over the last few months, Boston has been tied to multiple players including, Jack Leiter, Brady House, and Marcelo Mayer.
The second baseman from Alabama has turned some heads this season. Peyton Wilson started off as a catcher but has proven himself to be valuable in the field no matter where he plays.
With the truncated MLB Draft last year, Matt Mikulski wasn’t selected. It may have been a blessing in disguise. The Fordham University left-hander has been excellent this season and has put himself into the first-round discussion.
The 2021 MLB draft is only six weeks away. One player who might hear his name called is Louisville’s infielder Alex Binelas. Let’s take a look at where the 21-year-old stands with the draft approaching.
The Boston College centerfielder will hear his name called on July 11. Sal Frelick is one of the most complete college players in the draft, but will it be enough for a team to draft him in the top 10?
We are less than seven weeks away from the MLB Draft. Get ready for the big bats and big arms to make an impact. Who is your team taking?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11. Today, we look at Joshua Baez, a tall, powerful outfielder out of Dexter Southfield High School in Brookline, MA. Baez will look to be one of many high school prospects selected in the first-round.
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