Zach DeLoach and Christian Roa were both selected in the second round of the 2020 MLB Draft by the Mariners and Reds, respectively. Hear both their reactions and thoughts about the opportunity to play pro ball as well as Rob Childress' thoughts on A&M's success as a program.

With the 2020 MLB Draft now in the rearview mirror, Aggie baseball moves on with possibly one of the most talented rosters in program history despite having three players taken in the first 50 picks. Aggie baseball color commentator Scott Clendenin joined TexAgs Radio to analyze the current roster.

The second Texas A&M Aggies is off the board in the 2020 MLB Draft as the Seattle Mariners selected Zach DeLoach in the second round, 43rd overall. DeLoach had garnered All-American honors during a shortened junior campaign in Aggieland.

The 2020 Major League Baseball Draft begins tonight on ESPN & the MLB Network, and it won't take long before an Aggies' name is called. Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball.com joined TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on the draft, and it's implications around the SEC.

This week, MLB will hold the 2020 Draft which will consist of five rounds, 35 less than normal. Despite the shortened draft, a handful of Aggies are still expected to be selected. Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress joined TexAgs Radio to discuss his top prospects.

As the MLB Draft approaches, Texas A&M baseball color commentator Scott Clendenin joined TexAgs Radio to discuss Asa Lacy's chances of going first overall and which Aggies could hear their names in this year's abbreviated draft.

Texas A&M baseball color commentator Scott Clendenin joined TexAgs Radio for another edition of Diamond Talk, this time trying to guess what the Aggies' roster might look like in 2021 following eligibility relief, the draft and newcomers making their way to Aggieland.

Following the NCAA's decision to extend eligibility relief to all spring sport athletes regardless of classification, Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio to share a baseball perspective on this unprecedented move.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M baseball color commentator Scott Clendenin joined to discuss the possible fallout of MLB's shortened draft as well as the NCAA granting eligibility relief.

After a disappointing weekend last week, the Aggies were able to go undefeated on the week with a win over A&M-CC and a home sweep over New Mexico State. The Ags will need to keep the momentum going as they start SEC on the road against Auburn this weekend.

Texas A&M broke out the big bats on Sunday afternoon as the Maroon & White scored 16 runs en route to a run-rule victory over New Mexico State. Austin Bost and Zach DeLoach each had two home runs while Chris Weber tossed five strong innings in the win.

Texas A&M will be looking to bounce back this weekend as they face potential first-round draft pick Nick Gonzales and the New Mexico State Aggies at Olsen Field. David Sandhop prepares you with all you need to know ahead of the Aggie-on-Aggie action on the diamond.

Today's spin of the TexAgs Topic Wheel brings us to the Texas Aggie bats. Following a disappointing weekend in Frisco, the Maroon & White look to get back on track at Olsen Field this weekend against New Mexico State.

Texas A&M baseball hopes to find some momentum this weekend when they host the New Mexico State Aggies for a three-game set at Olsen Field. Rob Childress, Bryce Blaum, Zach DeLoach and Asa Lacy spoke to the media ahead of the series.

The Aggies suffered their first disappointing weekend after losing all three games at Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco. With the losses, Texas A&M finds itself outside the top-25 for the first time in 2020.

Aggie starter Jonathan Childress had another solid outing on the mound as the Aggies picked up their tenth straight win to open up the 2020 season. Childress gave up just two hits and faced one batter over the minimum through his 70 pitches on the hill.

The Aggie baseball team improved to 9-0 on the season with a midweek shutout victory over Houston Baptist. HBU managed 10 hits, but the A&M defense and superb pitching outings from Dustin Saenz and the Aggie bullpen kept the scoreboard empty for the Huskies.

Texas A&M's stars - both on the mound and at the plate - shined bright on Friday as the Aggies defeated Army, 12-3, in the series opener. Asa Lacy struck out 14 and Zach DeLoach hit a pair of home runs en route to the victory.