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Henry Davis, the Pirates’ No. 1 overall selection in the 2021 MLB Draft, has a history of catching Major League-caliber arms at Louisville, including recent first rounders Reid Detmers and Bobby Miller.
But Davis also has a history of catching a couple of standout Major League relievers thanks to a shot in the dark he sent through social media.
While back at home in Bedford, N.Y., during the spring shutdown of baseball in 2020, Davis was scrolling through Instagram when he saw a video story from the account of then-Yankees reliever Adam Ottavino. The right-hander was just across the border in Connecticut, and Davis figured he could use someone behind the plate to catch.
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Jul 11, 2021
The Pirates entered Sunday with the third-worst record in the majors, but the day was marked with an eye to the future as the franchise made the first selection in the 2021 MLB draft.
Pittsburgh took catcher Henry Davis No. 1 overall out of Louisville, drafting in the top spot for the fifth time in franchise history and first time since taking Gerrit Cole with the top pick in 2010. The Pirates join the Mets and Astros as the only franchises to draft No. 1 overall five times.
Davis, 21, is viewed by many to be one of the safest prospects in the draft. Listed at 6 2 and 195 pounds, the right-handed hitting backstop batted .370/.482/.663 in 50 games for Louisville this season, with 15 home runs and 10 stolen bases. He had more walks (31) than strikeouts (24), and earned All-American honors from Baseball America, the NCBWA and D1Baseball.