2026 MLB Draft: How many players with Connecticut ties were selected?
192 overall: Oshinskie is the highest-drafted Connecticut native in this year's draft, heading to the Milwaukee Brewers in the sixth round to cap off an impressive rise from the Ivy League to the show. Oshinskie posted a superb 1.93 ERA across 13 appearances with the Orleans Firebirds, falling just short of the 1.20 mark he reached in the 2024 summer with the NECBL's Bristol Blues. 243 overall: Scott will begin his MLB career with plenty of experience in pressure-packed moments, featuring in Georgia's run to the College World Series last month.
- ▪192 overall: Oshinskie is the highest-drafted Connecticut native in this year's draft, heading to the Milwaukee Brewers in the sixth round to cap off an impressive rise from the Ivy League to the show.
- ▪Oshinskie posted a superb 1.93 ERA across 13 appearances with the Orleans Firebirds, falling just short of the 1.20 mark he reached in the 2024 summer with the NECBL's Bristol Blues.
- ▪243 overall: Scott will begin his MLB career with plenty of experience in pressure-packed moments, featuring in Georgia's run to the College World Series last month.
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