The Yankees Select Eric Reyzelman of LSU in the 5th Round, as well as Rounds 6-10
John Allen
More Stories By John Allen
- Mother’s Day: How Anthony Volpe’s mom molded him into a Yankee phenom
- High drama in ALDS: Umpire warns Yankees, Royals dispute Jazz decision
- Unsung heroes rescue Yankees after top stars falter in ALDS Game 1 vs. Royals
- Yankees 6-5 Royals: Alex Verdugo’s late heroics propel Bronx Bombers to ALDS-opening win
- Alex Verdugo leads Yankees comeback with key hit and stellar defense vs. Royals
Table of Contents
On Monday, the Yankees picked Eric Reyzelman, a 6-foot-2, 188-pound pitcher out of LSU, in the 5th round of the 2022 MLB Draft.
It was pick number 160, with a slot price of $340,500.
Reyzelman was ranked as the 323rd best player in the draft by Baseball America. Here’s an excerpt from the scouting report on him:
He’s a one-pitch pitcher who challenges batters to hit his 90+ fastball that reaches 99 mph. This year, he threw it 94% of the time. Even though hitters knew it was coming, they had a 39% swing-and-miss rate. … At some point in pro ball, he’ll need to find a second pitch…
ROUND 6: Chase Hampton, righty pitcher, Texas Tech, pick No. 190, slot value $263,800
ROUND 7: Cam Schlittler, righty pitcher, Northeastern, pick No. 220, slot value $207,300
ROUND 8: Brett Barrerra, Stanford shortstop, pick No. 250, slot value $172,200
ROUND 9: Matt Keating, righty pitcher, USC, pick No. 280, slot value $157,900
ROUND 10: Will Brian, the lefty pitcher from Eastern Kentucky, pick No. 310, slot value $149,700
What do you think, leave a comment below?
- Categories: Eric Reyzelman
- Tags: Eric Reyzelman