MLB Draft

Recent Red Bank Catholic graduate Shane Panzini is hoping to hear his name called early in the 2021 MLB Draft beginning on Sunday and he could headline a handful of potential draft picks with Jersey Shore roots.

Shane Panzini has molded himself into one of the top pitchers in the country and on top of leading his Red Bank Catholic team this spring, he will be auditioning for 30 Major League Baseball Clubs.

Following three injury-plagued years at North Carolina, former CBA star Luca Dalatri signed a deal to join the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday.

With the this week's MLB Draft limited to only five rounds this year, CBA grad Pat Reilly could go unpicked. That does not mean there is not interest in the Vanderbilt commit.

The Chicago Cubs drafted Middletown North senior Tyler Ras and three more Shore Conference alumni heard their names called on the final day of the 2018 MLB Draft.

The Reds selected former CBA standout Matt Pidich out of Pitt in the eighth round of the 2018 MLB Draft.

The first 17 rounds of the 2017 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft came and went without a Shore Conference player or alumnus hearing his name called and within a span of 29 picks, three former Shore Conference pitchers got the call every baseball player hopes to hear...

Updated at 11 p.m., July 14 Barnegat alum Jason Groome has agreed to a contract with the Boston Red Sox that will guarantee him a signing bonus of $3.65 million, as first reported by Jon Heyman of MLB Network and FanRagSports.com and confirmed by Hudson Belinsky of Basebal America...

On the baseball field, Jason Groome showed this past year he has a pretty good poker face. As 17-year-old with a mid-90's fastball and one of the best breaking balls of any amateur player in the country, there was plenty of opportunity for bravado and braggadocio...

The Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft might not have played out exactly like Brandon Martorano and Luca Dalatri had envisioned, but on the bright side, it is now likely the two will be teammates for at least another three seasons...

Five Shore Conference alumni were selected Saturday out of their respective college programs on day three of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The Texas Rangers selected Jackson Memorial graduate Alex Daniele in the 19th round, the Tampa Bay Rays took Manalapan alum Joe Serrapica in the 24th, Red Bank Catholic alum Mike Rescigno went to the San Francisco Giants in the 25th round,

After performing well against some of the best prep baseball competition in N.J., Toms River North senior Joey Rose will now have a chance to compete against the best competition anywhere. The Arizona Diamondbacks selected Rose with their fifth-round selection and the No...