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2026 MLB Draft

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by tellitlikeitis, Mar 9, 2026.

  1. Amshirvani

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    why do you think this?
     
  2. tellitlikeitis

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    The final member of the 2026 Houston Astros' draft class is...

    Round 20, Pick 601: Mick Uebelhor, RHP, Western Kentucky

    One D1 season after two seasons at Oakland City, an NAIA school in Oakland City, Indiana that suspended its undergraduate programs in May. They still have 143 post-graduate students and are trying to avoid having to close, and they're doing that through a "strategic partnership" that no one really knows what that would entail and has not been confirmed in writing. Well, Uebelhor got out of that sinking ship and now has the option to play professional baseball.

    18 appearances (1 start), 3-2, 4 saves, 3.43 ERA, 44.2 IP, 32 H (2 HR allowed), 18 R (17 ER), 12 BB, 59 K, 0.99 WHIP, .204 opponent average

    Draft pick tracker should be up in a bit.
     
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    tellitlikeitis Canceled
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    Winner of the @Buck Turgidson "That's Not a Real Person" Award, Draft Edition.

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    Love it .

    This is a guy you can play in front of the younger bat first catchers and say that you need to get to his level of game preparation to start over him .

    Also can't be bad for young pitchers
     
  5. Snake Diggit

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    After today I really like this draft. Houston added 5 of the top ~110 prospects available and although they didn't come away with a top 15 talent like they did last year with Neyens, they came away with a very very deep class of potential star position players and workhorse starting pitchers.

    Houston's farm system took a big step forward this weekend. We'll see how much it gets gutted at the deadline, but in my opinion, if they sign all their picks, their farm will be solid average overall, with a Top 5 farm when analyzing just the lower levels. Projecting into opening day 2027, their AA infield is the only weak spot, and even there they will have talent, just a lack of elite prospects.
     
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    While waiting for that thread ...

    Round 1, Pick 17: Logan Hughes, OF, Texas Tech
    Round 1, Pick 28: Jack Radel, RHP, Notre Dame
    Round 2, Pick 57: Wes Mendes, LHP, Florida State
    Round 3, Pick 93: Keon Johnson, SS, First Presbyterian Day School, Macon, Georgia
    Round 4, Pick 121: Kam Durnin, SS, Missouri
    Round 4 (compensation), Pick 133: Beau Peterson, 3B, Mill Valley High School, Shawnee, Kansas
    Round 5, Pick 153: Gavin Eddy, RHP, UC-Berkeley
    Round 6, Pick 182: Michael Addari, RHP, Illinois State
    Round 7, Pick 211: Bryan Carney, RHP, University of Olivet
    Round 8, Pick 241: Aaron Piasecki, SS, Troy
    Round 9, Pick 271: Ryan Pruitt, OF, South Florida
    Round 10, Pick 301: Tazwell Butler, RHP, Kansas State
    Round 11, Pick 331: Peyton Fiene, RHP, Odessa College
    Round 12, Pick 361: Owen Nowak, OF, Middle Tennessee State
    Round 13, Pick 391: Jack Beck, SS, Columbia Central High School, Columbia, Tennessee
    Round 14, Pick 421: Brady Thomas, RHP, Jacksonville State
    Round 15, Pick 451: James Tronstein, SS, Harvard-Westlake School, Los Angeles
    Round 16, Pick 481: Rashawn Galloway, C, Texas State
    Round 17, Pick 511: Ben Tryon, IF, Dallas Baptist
    Round 18, Pick 541: Petey Soto Jr., SS, Utah Tech
    Round 19, Pick 571: Noah Miller, C, Michigan
    Round 20, Pick 601: Mick Uebelhor, RHP, Western Kentucky
     
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    https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id...order-results-analysis-every-first-round-pick
     

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