2026 MLB Draft

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by desbcoach » Sun Jul 12, 2026 8:15 pm

GL_Storm wrote:
Sun Jul 12, 2026 7:59 pm
The 11th round pick, #340, is RHP Wyatt Queen from Oregon State. Queen is a college Senior.
speaking acould be BP arm. Wyatt Queen was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 11th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, showcasing his strong performance as a right-handed pitcher at Oregon State, where he recorded a 2.49 ERA and struck out 78 batters in 47 innings during the 2026 season. His impressive stats and potential make him a notable prospect in the draf

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by desbcoach » Sun Jul 12, 2026 8:20 pm

Connor Marshburn next BP arm
Connor Marshburn is a right-handed pitcher known for his impressive physical stature and pitching skills. Standing at 6’6” and weighing 250 lbs, he has a strong presence on the mound.
Pitching Profile
Fastball: Low-to-mid 90s, reaching up to 95 mph, with notable sink and run.
Secondary Pitches: Includes a sweeper and a developing cutter.
ERA: Posted a solid 3.51 ERA over 74.1 innings in 2025.
Strikeout Rate: Achieved an 8.23 K/9 strikeout rate.
Draft Prospects
Marshburn is considered a notable prospect for the upcoming MLB Draft due to his combination of size, velocity, and pitch variety. His ability to generate weak contact and his strike-throwing capability make him an attractive option for teams looking for a reliable pitcher.

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by GL_Storm » Sun Jul 12, 2026 8:49 pm

desbcoach wrote:
Sun Jul 12, 2026 8:20 pm
Connor Marshburn next BP arm
Connor Marshburn is a right-handed pitcher known for his impressive physical stature and pitching skills. Standing at 6’6” and weighing 250 lbs, he has a strong presence on the mound.
Pitching Profile
Fastball: Low-to-mid 90s, reaching up to 95 mph, with notable sink and run.
Secondary Pitches: Includes a sweeper and a developing cutter.
ERA: Posted a solid 3.51 ERA over 74.1 innings in 2025.
Strikeout Rate: Achieved an 8.23 K/9 strikeout rate.
Draft Prospects
Marshburn is considered a notable prospect for the upcoming MLB Draft due to his combination of size, velocity, and pitch variety. His ability to generate weak contact and his strike-throwing capability make him an attractive option for teams looking for a reliable pitcher.
Yep, Marshburn is the 12th round pick, #370, from Miami of Ohio. Looks like a potential reliever. I'm sure they'll try to squeeze more velocity out of him.

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by desbcoach » Sun Jul 12, 2026 8:59 pm

14th Chris Diaz maybe another BP arm/starter
Last Season Record: 5 wins, 2 losses
Earned Run Average (ERA): 3.98
Innings Pitched: 72.1
Strikeouts: 74
Walks: 26
Control: Achieved 1,002 strikes out of 1,497 pitches

13 Anthony Treto
hat are the strengths and weaknesses of Anthony Treto as a relief pitcher?
Anthony Treto's 2026 college relief stats show a 3.10 ERA over 52.1 innings with 51 strikeouts and 19 walks, indicating control and strikeout ability, but a high 11.69 strikeouts per nine innings suggests occasional command lapses

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by GL_Storm » Sun Jul 12, 2026 10:55 pm

13th round, #400, Anthony Treto, RHP, Tarleton State
14th round, #430, Chris Diaz, RHP, Florida Gulf Coast
15th round, #460, Charlie Sutherland, OF, Minnesota
16th round, #490, Chris Torres, LHP, South Carolina Upstate
17th round, #520 Matthew Matthijs, North Carolina
18th round, #550 Dominic Santarelli, OF, St. Joseph Catholic Academy HS
19th round, #580, Michael Petite, OF, Virginia Commonwealth
20th round, #610, Connor Shouse, SS, Texas Tech

And that's the draft!

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by D-train » Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:35 pm

Mike Piazza was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 1, 1988, in the 62nd round of the Major League Baseball draft as the 1,390th overall pick.
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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by D-train » Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:36 pm

Ya just never know.
Yes, Mike Piazza was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016.The legendary catcher is widely regarded as one of the greatest offensive players at his position in MLB history, finishing his 16-year career with a .308 batting average and a record 427 home runs.
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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by D-train » Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:37 pm

Ya just never know.
Edgar Martínez signed with the Seattle Mariners as a 19-year-old amateur free agent out of Puerto Rico in December 1982 for a $4,000 signing bonus.
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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by rockycola » Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:42 pm

D-train wrote:
Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:37 pm
Ya just never know.
Edgar Martínez signed with the Seattle Mariners as a 19-year-old amateur free agent out of Puerto Rico in December 1982 for a $4,000 signing bonus.
May we get one or two of those HOF legends for the Mariners. Would be sweet. Ya just never know.
Rocky Colavito is a Hall of Famer in my book!

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Re: 2026 MLB Draft

Post by rockycola » Sun Jul 12, 2026 11:46 pm

Here's the "short" draft results from Covid 2020.
Where are they now?
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Here's the 5th round pick, Dollard's 2026 (so far) and 2025 results. He didn't pitch in 2024, in 2023 he had major shoulder surgery.
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Rocky Colavito is a Hall of Famer in my book!

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