
Duke’s 2025 Draft Haul: One Pick, Three Alumni Head to MLB
The 2025 MLB Draft saw the Durham-based Duke Blue Devils limited to a single selection, while three alumni secured deals with prominent franchises.
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The 2025 MLB Draft saw the Durham-based Duke Blue Devils limited to a single selection, while three alumni secured deals with prominent franchises.
Aidan Weaver, a 2026 graduate of Central Bucks East, has turned a modest college stint into a promising professional baseball prospect, earning a draft selection and a spot at the Oakland Athletics' rookie camp.

Four Bucks County baseball standouts — Eddie Rosado Jr., Aiden Robbins, Joe Tiroly and Aidan Weaver — were drafted in the 2026 MLB Draft, each joining major league clubs after impressive high school and college careers.

Duke alumni made a splash in the 2026 MLB Draft, as right‑hander Aidan Weaver was picked by the Oakland Athletics in the eighth round. The selection comes alongside the draft of former Blue Devils Kyle Johnson and Macon Winslow, highlighting a productive pipeline from Durham to the majors.

The 2026 MLB Draft saw just a single current Duke player drafted, though several alumni were selected, revealing both the program's historical strengths and its current challenges.

Duke’s baseball program has a storied past but limited modern draft success; this season’s outcomes underscore a transitional phase under new leadership while a former star lands a high‑profile deal.

In a rain‑soaked showdown at Jack Coombs Field, Duke’s offense sputtered early, allowing Wake Forest to build a four‑run lead before the Blue Devils trimmed the margin. Senior Day looms as the final game approaches.

The Blue Devils were unable to recover from a four-run hole, with Matthew Strand's 13th home run and Michael DiMartini's RBI single unable to spark a comeback.