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The Tigers selected Coastal Carolina’s Cameron Flukey, a right-handed pitcher, in the first round of the MLB Draft.

The Detroit Tigers dipped back into college for the second round of the 2026 MLB draft, selecting Kansas shortstop Tyson LeBlanc with the 61st overall pick. A right-handed hitter coming off a magical season with Kansas,

In 2023, the Phillies used their first-round pick on an infielder who graded highly among high school hitters but slipped in the draft because of an injury. There were echoes of Aidan Miller again this year.

The Brewers selected infielder Trey Ebel at No. 25 overall on Saturday. He's the younger brother of Brady Ebel, who was the 32nd pick in 2025.

Before his first draft in charge, Will Robertson expressed what the Orioles’ true goal is. “We hope to continue to pick later in future years,” the club’s draft director said last week. The Orioles picking No.

Ryan Lynch is a big-game pitcher. Starting for the University of North Carolina in Game 2 of the College World Series final, the Moorestown High School grad struck out five batters in four innings. Lynch was given the no decision,