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Oregon's Mason Neville experiences major fall in MLB Draft
Oregon Ducks star Mason Neville was one of college baseball's brightest stars this season. The 6-foot-3, left-handed outfielder was MLB.com's No. 35 overall prospect after tying for the NCAA lead with 26 home runs. But after the first day of the MLB draft, which included three rounds and 105 selections, Neville is still available.
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Reds (kind of) borrowed Dodgers blueprint with second-chance pick they hope hits bigThe Cincinnati Reds drafted Mason Neville in the fourth round, three years after selecting him out of high school. This time, they’re hoping the pick sticks.
After two years at Oregon, Mason Neville is officially heading to the next level. He was selected in the 2025 MLB Draft. The ...
After a Big Ten Conference regular season title and hosting an NCAA Tournament Regional in Eugene, five Oregon Ducks were all selected on the second and final d ...
Liam Doyle and Seth Hernandez were both potential No. 1 picks who landed a bit later in the draft with NL Central teams.
The Oregon Ducks are on the verge of returning to the postseason for the fifth consecutive season, in part thanks to the stellar play of outfielder Mason Neville, who has been on the radar of MLB ...
In the end, the Cincinnati Reds picked him No. 114 on Monday. For all intents and purposes, it looks like a steal.
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