
Twins Draft TCU Pitcher Tommy LaPour in 2026 MLB Draft
Tommy LaPour, a right‑handed pitcher from TCU, was drafted 107th overall by the Minnesota Twins after a standout sophomore season and a challenging junior year marked by injury.
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Tommy LaPour, a right‑handed pitcher from TCU, was drafted 107th overall by the Minnesota Twins after a standout sophomore season and a challenging junior year marked by injury.
Right‑hander Tommy LaPour, a TCU transfer from Missouri, was selected 107th overall by the Minnesota Twins after a strong sophomore campaign and a challenging junior year.

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The 2026 MLB Draft opened Saturday with the Chicago White Sox holding the first pick, while Texas A&M infielder Chris Hacopian and Texas commit Grady Emerson were among the top selections, highlighting the Lone Star State's strong pipeline of talent.

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The draft begins at noon CT, featuring the White Sox, Rays and Twins at the top, while penalties and incentive picks add intrigue to the upcoming rounds.

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A look at the former Mississippi State University players who are currently active in professional baseball, their recent performances, injuries, and the program’s enduring legacy.

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A deep dive into the most compelling waiver‑wire targets across the National League and American League, focusing on players who can shift fantasy matchups.

AJ Ewing, Andre Pallante, Tyler Tolbert, Kody Clemens, and Cole Carrigg are emerging as key waiver‑wire targets, each bringing a distinct blend of speed, power, or pitching reliability that could reshape fantasy lineups.

Several minor‑league standouts are flashing the kind of production that could force front offices to accelerate their service‑time timelines, making them prime targets for fantasy leagues and real‑world roster decisions.

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