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Texas Tech Athletics With their seventh round pick (No. 222 overall) the Dodgers drafted right-handed pitcher Ryan Sublette from Texas Tech. Yes, another pitcher! The Dodgers have now taken a pitcher with their first six picks of the draft. Sublette was widely viewed as one of the better relief pitchers in all of college baseball in 2021. He appeared in 19 games, posting an ERA of 2.34. In 42 1⁄ 3 innings, he struck out 62 while walking 17. His WHIP was 1.06. According to Baseball America, he has a 92-95 mph above-average fastball that has late life to generate swings and misses in the s...

BREAKING: Mason Montgomery drafted in the sixth round The Red Raider lefty gets to stay with Dru Baker and go to Tampa Bay Share this story Texas Tech Athletics Mason Montgomery, the left handed pitcher that started all but one weekend for the Red Raiders in 2021, has been drafted in the MLB Draft. Montgomery will get to stay teammates with Dru Baker, as he was drafted with the 191st pick by the Tampa Bay Rays. Montgomery is the fourth Red Raider drafted today on the second day of the draft. In 2021, he held down the Sunday rotation spot for a majority of the year, while coming out of the b...

And then there were 16. The NCAA postseason field has been whittled down by the exciting Regional action that wrapped up earlier this week. Super Regionals begin on Friday, with 16 teams fighting for the chance to be one of eight teams to head to Omaha for the College World

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May 14, 2021 Oklahoma pitchers struck out a season-high 18 Texas Tech batters on Friday night at L. Dale Mitchell Park in Norman as the Sooners walked off with a 9-8 win in 10 innings. Justin Mitchell led off the 10th with a triple, then after a strikeout, Mitchell scored the winning run on a wild pitch by Tech pitcher Ryan Sublette. “Oh, that was awesome,” Mitchell said afterward. “I mean — uh, I don’t know if I can describe it. I mean, does anyone expect a passed-ball walk-off right there? Probably not. But that’s the game of baseball. You never know what’s gonna happen, and ...