Texas A&M left-handed pitcher Asa Lacy was selected fourth overall by the Kansas City Royals in the 2020 MLB Draft, but long before he turned into one of baseball's top prospects, Lacy received vital knowledge from 'The Rookie', former big league pitcher Jim Morris.

Despite his first season in Aggieland being cut short, Chad Caillet has already made an impact on the culture within the A&M lineup. He joined TexAgs Radio to discuss how you implement a culture and recruiting remotely during the COVID-19 shutdown.

Texas A&M baseball color commentator and living encyclopedia of Aggie baseball Scott Clendenin joined for another edition of Diamond Talk as he and Gabe touch on the latest news surrounding A&M baseball.

21 years ago, Mark Johnson and the A&M baseball team made a run to Omaha and the 1999 College World Series. To look back on that memorable season, we got the core group together on Google Hangouts to talk about their favorite memories, stories and more.

Texas A&M pitcher Asa Lacy was taken with the 4th overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals, making him the highest-drafted Aggie baseball player in school history. The Athletic's Levi Weaver explores just how he got to be a top-five draft pick.

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.

After the Kansas City Royals selected him with the No. 4 overall pick in the 2020 Major League Baseball Draft, Texas A&M lefthander Asa Lacy spoke with the media to discuss the honor and his excitement to join the Royals.

A second Texas A&M weekend starter has heard his name called during the 2020 MLB Draft as the Cincinnati Reds selected Christian Roa in the second round. The right-hander became the third Aggie to come off the Draft board.

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.

On Wednesday night, highly-touted junior Aggie pitcher Asa Lacy was selected by the Kansas City Royals with the fourth overall pick, making him the highest-drafted baseball player in Texas A&M history. Lacy surpassed Jeff Granger, the fifth overall pick in 1993.

Follow along with David Sandhop as he and the TexAgs staff provide live updates of the 2020 Major League Baseball Draft as a handful of Aggies hope to hear their names called during the five-round selection process.

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.