Seven players from the Virginia Cavaliers baseball program were selected in the MLB Draft, the highest number since 2015. 2B Henry Godbout was chosen 75th by the Boston Red Sox, indicating a developing pipeline for UVA players to the team. Chris Arroyo was picked by the Marlins in the fifth round as a two-way player, while two relievers were drafted into the Dodgers organization. Jay Woolfolk was selected in the twelfth round by the Braves with expectations of continued rotation play, and Luke Hanson was a surprise pick by the Rangers in the fifteenth round.
Seven Virginia Cavaliers were selected in the MLB Draft, marking the program’s highest total since 2015 and the highest ever in the first 20 rounds.
2B Henry Godbout was picked 75th overall by the Boston Red Sox, indicating a strong pipeline from Charlottesville to Boston for UVA players.
Chris Arroyo was selected by the Marlins in the fifth round; they are interested in utilizing his power bat and strong arm as an outfielder.
Fan favorite Jay Woolfolk was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the twelfth round, with hopes of him staying in the rotation long-term.
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