MLB Draft

As the 2024 baseball season approaches, catch up with the top returning players in the Shore Conference.

The Baltimore Orioles boast a bevy of flamethrowers in their MLB bullpen and on Monday, they selected former Wall flamethrower Teddy Sharkey in the 2023 MLB Draft.

The Pittsburgh Pirates made former CBA star and Vanderbilt right-hander Patrick Reilly the third pick of the fifth round of the 2023 Major League Baseball Draft.

The Oakland Athletics used the 41st pick of the 2023 Major League Baseball Draft on Jackson Memorial grad and Rutgers centerfielder Ryan Lasko.

Ryan Lasko, Teddy Sharkey and Patrick Reilly are three Shore Conference alumni to watch in this year's MLB Draft, which kicks off Sunday night in Seattle.

Now that the 2022 MLB Draft is in the books, who are some players with Shore Conference ties to watch for leading to the 2023 Draft in Seattle?

Since his days at Freehold Township and most recently Notre Dame, Liam Simon has shown off the find of arm that Major League teams covet. Now, the San Francisco Giants will try to harness it.

Coming off a 2022 season at Elon that did not meet his high standards, Jackson Memorial grad Alex Iadisernia is ready for the next chapter after being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Boston Red Sox took former Pinelands pitcher Noah Dean out of Old Dominion, making him the first Pinelands graduate selected in the MLB Draft.

The Houston Astros made former Wall star and Monmouth University ace Trey Dombroski their fourth-round pick during Day 2 of the 2022 MLB Draft.

Get updates and developments on all of the Shore Conference alumni to be selected in the 2022 MLB Draft on Monday and Tuesday.

Monmouth University ace Trey Dombroski headlines a group of at least nine Shore Conference alums whose names could be called during the three-day Major League Baseball Draft, which begins on Sunday.