Tracking the Red Sox’ selections in the 2026 MLB Draft
No. 67, competitive balance B Owen Hull, CF, UNC Hull, Schaffner’s roommate at UNC, this year hit .393/.500./615 with nine homers and 18 steals in 2026 with…
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After Peterson, outfielder Kyle Jones went in the Third Round at pick No. 102 to the Milwaukee Brewers, and pitcher Russell Sandefer went in the Fourth Round at pick No. 132 to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Infielder Kevin Roberts Jr. was taken in the Fourth Round at pick No. 110 to the Baltimore Orioles, and outfielder Brady Harris, right-handed pitcher Brady Snow, left-handed pitcher Colin White and outfielder Braylen Montgomery will be names to keep an eye on moving forward. The 21-year-old excelled in the areas that are most difficult to train, showing elite contact skills and outstanding strike zone awareness, contributing to a walk rate (13 percent) that surpassed his strikeout rate (9).
Furthermore, No. 156, fifth round ($454,100) Lucas Davenport, RHP, Baylor After using all three Day 1 picks on position players, the Sox opted for a college arm with their first pick of Day 2.
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After Peterson, outfielder Kyle Jones went in the Third Round at pick No. 102 to the Milwaukee Brewers, and pitcher Russell Sandefer went in the Fourth Round at pick No. 132 to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
according to Sports IllustratedInfielder Kevin Roberts Jr. was taken in the Fourth Round at pick No. 110 to the Baltimore Orioles, and outfielder Brady Harris, right-handed pitcher Brady Snow, left-handed pitcher Colin White and outfielder Braylen Montgomery will be names to keep an eye on moving forward.
according to Sports IllustratedThe 21-year-old excelled in the areas that are most difficult to train, showing elite contact skills and outstanding strike zone awareness, contributing to a walk rate (13 percent) that surpassed his strikeout rate (9).
according to The Boston GlobeNo. 156, fifth round ($454,100) Lucas Davenport, RHP, Baylor After using all three Day 1 picks on position players, the Sox opted for a college arm with their first pick of Day 2.
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