Baseball

Gonzaga Alumni Drafted into MLB as Bell Joins Giants, Feld Signs with White Sox

Former Bulldogs sign professional contracts after draft selections

Two former Gonzaga Bulldogs baseball standouts received significant news this week as the MLB Draft unfolded, marking another milestone for the program's consistent pipeline of professional talent.

Mikey Bell, who anchored the middle of the Zags' lineup, was selected in the 19th round by the San Francisco Giants, a testament to his offensive contributions that caught the eye of major league scouts.

Draft Day Moves

Bell is expected to spend his final year of eligibility at the University of Georgia, where he will continue to develop under a strong collegiate program before reporting to the Giants.

Justin Feld, who completed his senior season without being drafted, inked an agreement with the Chicago White Sox, securing a professional opportunity after a standout collegiate career.

Gonzaga University has now seen at least one player drafted in every full MLB draft since 1999, underscoring the program's sustained impact on the professional baseball landscape.

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