Earlier this week, left-handed pitcher Shane Sdao announced his decision to return to Texas A&M for another season in Maroon & White. With the 2025 MLB Draft in the rearview, Sdao spoke about coming back, the latest with his rehab process and more.

For the second time in many years, Texas A&M left-hander Ryan Prager has heard his named called in the MLB Draft as the Cleveland Guardians selected him in the ninth round, 282nd overall. Prager's 250 strikeouts rank 12th on the program's all-time list.

Coming to Aggieland as a graduate transfer before the 2025 season, Texas A&M infielder Wyatt Henseler was selected by the Washington Nationals in the ninth round, 261st overall, in the 2025 MLB Draft. Henseler hit a team-best .319 in his lone season as an Aggie.

A native of Raymore, Missouri, Texas A&M left-hander Kaiden Wilson was selected by the Miami Marlins in the ninth round, 258th overall, in the 2025 MLB Draft. In 2025, made 22 relief appearances and owned a 4.43 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in 22.1 innings pitched.

After spending just one season in Maroon & White, Texas A&M left-handed pitcher Myles Patton was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the seventh round, 208th overall, in the 2025 MLB Draft. Prior to this season, Patton pitched at Long Beach State for two years.

Michael Earley's everyday shortstop in 2025, Texas A&M infielder Kaeden Kent was selected by the New York Yankees in the third round, 103rd overall, in the 2025 MLB Draft. The son of 2000 NL MVP Jeff Kent, Kaeden hit .290 with 18 homers across 135 games as an Aggie.

Leading the Aggies in ERA (3.42) and strikeouts (98) in 2025, junior left-hander Justin Lamkin was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the second round, 71st overall, in the 2025 MLB Draft. With 260 career strikeouts, Lamkin ranks eighth on the program's all-time list.

Texas A&M's all-time leader in career home runs, outfielder Jace LaViolette became the 15th first-round pick in program history when the Cleveland Guardians selected him with the 27th overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft.

Live from Atlanta during MLB's All-Star Game festivities, the 2025 MLB Draft begins on Sunday night as many Texas A&M hopefuls wait to hear their names called. Follow along throughout the weekend and join the conversation as the Aggies come off the board.

The 2025 MLB Draft begins on Sunday evening in Atlanta and will run through Monday, as 615 prospects will be selected across the 20-round selection process. Jace LaViolette headlines this year's crop of Aggies eyeing possible futures in professional baseball.

Spending 11 seasons in Aggieland, Justin Seely was a part of Rob Childress' staff during two trips to the College World Series. The former Aggie assistant coach is now an Arizona Diamondbacks scout and joined TexAgs Live to preview the Aggies in the MLB Draft.

The 2025 MLB Draft begins on Sunday night in Atlanta as Michael Earley & Co. are currently constructing Texas A&M's 2026 roster. On Wednesday morning, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Live to discuss where the Aggies could hear their names called next week.

Texas A&M left-handed pitcher Ryan Prager announced on Wednesday afternoon that he's staying in Aggieland despite being a third-round selection in the 2024 MLB Draft. On Thursday morning, Prager joined TexAgs Radio to discuss that decision and more.

Texas A&M left-handed pitcher Ryan Prager has announced he will return to Aggieland for the 2025 season despite being drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the third round of the 2024 MLB Draft. A second-team All-SEC pick, Prager was 9-1 with a 2.95 ERA in 2024.

An all-time Texas A&M legend, senior left-handed pitcher Evan Aschenbeck was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 13th round, 392nd overall, in the 2024 MLB Draft. For a brilliant 2024 campaign, Aschenbeck was named the NCBWA's National Stopper of the Year.

After playing in both the Little League World Series and the Men's College World Series, Texas A&M slick-fielding shortstop Ali Camarillo was selected by the Oakland Athletics in the 12th round with the 346th overall pick.

Texas A&M right-handed pitcher Tanner Jones was selected in the sixth round, 167th overall, by the Kansas City Royals during the 2024 MLB Draft. In one season in Aggieland, Jones pieced together a 3-1 record with a 6.33 ERA in 48.1 innings pitched.

An elite backstop for the Fightin' Texas Aggies in 2024, senior catcher Jackson Appel was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the sixth round, 169th overall, in the 2024 MLB Draft. Appel hit .331 with 10 home runs and 41 RBIs in his only season in Maroon & White.