Maryland Baseball at the 2012 MLB Draft

2012 Maryland Players
SS Alfredo Rodriguez – 17th round – 545 overall – Milwaukee Brewers
LHP Jimmy Reed – 21st round – 667 overall – New York Yankees
RHP Charlie Haslup – 26th round – 817 overall – New York Yankees
RHP Michael Boyden – 31st round – 954 overall – Washington Nationals

2012 Maryland Prep Signees
LHP Jake Drossner – 23rd round – 704 overall – Chicago Cubs
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 Making his first career start, Jimmy Reed held 17th-ranked NC State to two hits in eight shutout innings, striking out eight in a dominant performance to lead Maryland to a 4-0 victory Friday night.

Reed, who had evolved into one of the conference’s top closers this season, had been expected to start on Saturday. But Brett Harman was scratched from Friday’s game due to arm soreness, and Reed masterfully stepped in.

The left-handed junior set the tone from the start, retiring the … Read More »

Korey Wacker went 5-for-5 with a go-ahead RBI single in the seventh and Maryland matched a season high with 15 hits to defeat No. 12 Miami 6-4 Sunday afternoon.

Wacker, who became the first Maryland player with five hits in a game since 2007, was one of four Terps with multiple hits. Jordan Hagel went 4-for-5, and Michael Montville and K.J. Hockaday both had a pair of hits.

 Closer Jimmy Reed,  entered in the seventh and pitched a season-high three scoreless innings. Reed, … Read More »

Five Maryland pitchers combined for a complete-game shutout andRyan Holland ripped a three-run triple off the right-field wall as part of a five-run seventh inning to lead the Terps over Delaware 8-0 Tuesday afternoon. Sophomore lefty Jimmy Reed (1-1) came on in relief of starter Chuck Ghysels in the fourth and needed just 11 pitches to get through two innings thanks to a pair of inning-ending double plays. Reed was credited with the win as Maryland (8-4) finished … Read More »