Philadelphia Phillies draft college pitchers with high school shortstop Spangler
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Last updated Jul 15, 2026
The 2026 MLB Amateur Draft occurred from July 11-12 in Philadelphia. The Phillies, focusing on college talent, selected 10 college pitchers, including several standout prospects. In a notable departure, they took high school shortstop Tyler Spangler with the 36th overall pick despite his recent back injury. The draft showcased a blend of power hitters and promising pitchers, contributing to a stronger farm system as the team aims for future success.
- •Phillies selected 10 college pitchers in the draft.
- •Tyler Spangler was taken with the 36th pick.
- •Caden Bogenpohl set a freshman home run record at Missouri State.
- •Ruger Riojas, an older prospect, has a mid-90s fastball.
- •The draft took place over two days, concluding on July 12.
- 4:07 PMYahoo Sports — Did the Philadelphia Phillies Draft Successfully?
"The 2026 MLB Amateur Draft took place from July 11-12 in Philadelphia. Rounds 1-4 took place on Saturday, while the remaining 15 rounds happened on Sunday. UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky was selected first overall by the White Sox, which had been the widespread expectation leading up to the draft. The Phillies primarily targeted college pitchers in the […] The post Did the Philadelphia Phillies Draft Successfully? appeared first on The Lead.
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