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Another New Braunfels High School product has fulfilled his dreams of a professional baseball career.
Former Unicorn Bryce Miller heard his name called Monday during the fourth round of the 2021 MLB Draft, as the Seattle Mariners targeted the flame-throwing right-hander with the 113th overall selection.
Miller, who moved from the bullpen to the top of the starting rotation for Texas A&M prior to his senior season, flashed plenty of velocity on his fastball this year while posting a 3-2 record with an ERA of 4.45 and 70 strikeouts in 56 2/3 innings.
Not bad for a player that thought he would be utilized as an outfielder at the collegiate level when he signed an offer from Blinn College back in 2017.
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Dustin Saenz, José Valadez Acuña, and Drake Osborn were all selected in the 2021 MLB Draft.
The dream of almost every young baseball player is to one day play in the major leagues.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â The dream of almost every young baseball player is to one day play in the major leagues.
This week, that dream took one step closer to becoming a reality for three local athletes.
âIt was me and my parents, we were all super excited, Drake Osborn said. It was a call Iâve been waiting for an extremely long time now.
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Question of the Day By Noah Fleischman - The Washington Times - Monday, July 12, 2021
After drafting high school infielder Brady House in the first round Sunday night, the Washington Nationals added six more position players on Monday afternoon.
Washington has been known to snap up pitchers early in the draft, but this year has been the opposite, taking their first pitcher in the fourth round. Here’s who the Nationals drafted in Monday afternoon: Second round, pick 80: Daylen Lile, outfielder, Kentucky’s Trinity High School. Lile, a Louisville signee, was named Gatorade Baseball Player of the Year in Kentucky twice during his high school career. The 6-foot outfielder was the 80th best prospect in the MLB.com pre-draft rankings and No. 62 in the Baseball America pre-draft rankings. He was also named the 2021 Rawlin
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