Clemson baseball had two players, two signees and one transfer taken in the 2025 MLB Draft. Here's why this was huge for Erik Bakich's 2026 roster.

From Mike Sullivan back in 1979 to Logan Davidson in 2019, here's every Clemson Tigers player taken in the first round of the MLB Draft.

Who drafted Cam Cannarella? The Miami Marlins picked the star outfielder in the 2025 MLB Draft. Here's what to expect from Cannarella.

A former Spruce Creek pitcher is off the board in the 2025 MLB Draft. Lucas Mahlstedt went to the Los Angeles Angels in Round 7.

The Atlantic Coast Conference had six players taken in the top 43 overall picks of the MLB Draft. Five programs produced first-round selections.

Shortstop Dax Kilby, who had signed with the Tigers out of Newnan High School in Georgia, was the first player with Clemson ties to be selected in the draft. Kilby was ranked as the No. 62 overall prospect by MLB.com but was drafted well ahead of that projection by the Yankees with the 39th overall pick.

Clemson baseball had two players, two signees and one transfer selected in the 2025 MLB Draft. The two players selected were the fewest under Tigers coach Erik Bakich and their fewest since 2020.

An in-state recruit from Hartsville, Cannarella had a dazzling career at Clemson from 2023-25 and is the most recognizable player of the Erik Bakich era. He was a three-year starter and Clemson’s first multi-time All American since Seth Beer.

With that in mind, below I've highlighted my favorite non-first-round pick by each of the 30 teams.  Got it? Let's ride. RHP Brian Curley (Pick No. 92): Curley is a 5-foot-10 right-hander who split his one season at Georgia between the rotation and the bullpen.

Gamecocks baseball star taken by Arizona Diamondbacks July 14 after transferring from Clemson for the 2025 season, following Ethan Petry as a fifth-round pick

Clemson outfielder Cam Cannarella is among many talented college baseball players hoping to land in the first round of the 2025 MLB draft.