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MLB | Chaminade grad Charlie Beilenson took the long route to being drafted by Mariners

After struggling in high school, beilenson went to brown, then walked on at duke where he picked up two graduate degrees and also became one of the best relief pitchers in the country.

“If you told [me] in high school or middle school or whatever that this was going to be the case, there’s absolutely no way I believe it,” Beilenson said. “And that honestly might be the same way now.

“I mean, [I’m] certainly super proud of it, but like, is this real? Do I deserve this? What the heck happened?”

Beilenson, 24, was drafted Monday in the fifth round, 154th overall by the Seattle Mariners. The Chaminade alum was one of several local products to be selected, including Harvard-Westlake’s Bryce Rainer (10th, to the Tigers), Notre Dame’s Levi Sterling (37th, Pirates) and Camarillo’s Boston Bateman (52nd, Padres). Few have anything resembling his story.

Beilenson, the grandson of longtime San Fernando Valley representative Anthony Beilenson, is the definition of a late bloomer. He pitched sparingly at Chaminade, mainly appearing in relief. Even as a junior, Chaminade’s coaches considered sending him to junior varsity for more experience.

“You can straight up, objectively put it, I was not good,” Beilenson says now.

Part of the reason was undiagnosed hypothyroidism. Beilenson learned in college that his thyroid struggled to produce a hormone that controlled his metabolism and energy levels. Doctors were shocked Beilenson didn’t feel awful. Apart from struggling to pitch deep in games, he felt fine.

Despite minimal innings, an improperly functioning thyroid, and a 6-foot, 160-pound frame, Beilenson threw hard enough to get slim collegiate attention. Still, academics were the main reason he committed to Brown.

He struggled as a freshman, finishing with a 13.91 ERA. The COVID-19 pandemic cut short his sophomore year. Most conferences returned in 2021. The Ivy League waited.

He sees it as a blessing. He lived with six of his Brown teammates, good company in a pandemic. Whenever free, they went to the gym, squatting, bench pressing, and doing other non-baseball lifts without fear of baseball injuries. Beilenson entered Brown at 160 pounds. When he graduated, he was between 205 pounds and his current 220.

The pandemic also taught Beilenson not to take baseball for granted. The NCAA gave all Ivy League athletes two additional years of eligibility, and after graduating from Brown, Beilenson knew he wanted to keep playing.

He reached out to several high-academic schools, but one stood above the rest, his father’s alma mater, Duke. Beilenson emailed the Duke coaches, writing that he could help the team. While skeptical, the Blue Devils offered a deal: If he got in, he could walk on.

That was enough for Beilenson. He was in. Then everything clicked.

In his first bullpens at Duke, Beilenson was throwing around 89 mph. Then he consistently hit 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. He hit 95 in a late season rivalry game against North Carolina. His changeup had bite. Other offspeed pitches fooled some of the best hitters in the country.

At the same time, Beilenson began medicating correctly for his hypothyroidism. He felt healthier, and years of pushing through his condition helped his body recover quicker than most. He never tired, at one point pitching six times in nine days. By the end of the season, he led the country in appearances with 39, breaking Duke’s school record. In 60-2/3 innings, he had a team-high 78 strikeouts and a 3.86 ERA.

“Early on in the spring, we started realizing that, ‘Hey, this guy is going to be a key for our success in 2023,’” Duke coach Chris Pollard said. “And then, as the year continued to go along, it became more clear to everybody, ‘Hey, this guy’s one of the best relievers in the ACC.’”

In 2024, he became one of the best relievers in the nation. As Duke’s closer, Beilenson threw 62-2/3 innings, finishing with 92 strikeouts, a 2.01 ERA, second-best nationally, and an ACC-best 12 saves. He was a unanimous first team All-American, the first in Duke’s history.

“I just wanted to win baseball games,” Beilenson said. “… It’s just surreal.”

But the Mariners wouldn’t have drafted a 24-year-old reliever if they didn’t think he could be in the majors quickly.

“We get a lot of really highly touted prospects at Duke, and guys that you could look at and say this guy has a chance to pitch in the big leagues one day or play in the big leagues one day,” Pollard said. “But [for Beilenson] to come seemingly out of nowhere, as a guy that was sort of an average reliever in the Ivy League, to now being a guy that I would bet my house [will] pitch in the big leagues, it’s just a really, really neat story.”

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MLB draft 2024 recap and analysis: Guardians take Travis Bazzana No. 1, first round results

FORT WORTH, Texas – Opting for an enticing package of speed, defense and collegiate polish, the Cleveland Guardians selected Oregon State infielder Travis Bazzana with the first overall pick in Major League Baseball’s draft on Sunday.

Shortly after the festivities began at the venerable Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth’s Stockyards, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred announced that the Guardians opted for Bazzana, a 21-year-old Australia native who hit 28 home runs, stole 16 bases and posted a 1.479 OPS for the Beavers in 2024.

The Guardians opted for Bazzana over a fellow speedy infielder, West Virginia’s JJ Wetherholt, along with several collegiate power bats. He is expected to move quickly through the minor leagues after molding himself into the 1/1 slot this year after a childhood spent Down Under playing cricket and other sports.

But he locked in on baseball, and soon could join perennial All-Star Jose Ramirez in Cleveland’s infield. 

Bazzana was a career .360 hitter in three seasons in Corvallis and earned Pac-12 player of the year honors. He joins Adley Rutschman (Orioles, 2019) as the lone Oregon State players picked first overall. 

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• Cleveland Guardian s: Travis Bazzana, 2B, Oregon State
• Cincinnati Reds : Chase Burns, RHP, Wake Forest
• Colorado Rockies : Charlie Condon, OF, Georgia
• Oakland Athletics : Nick Kurtz, 1B, Wake Forest
• Chicago White Sox: Hagen Smith, LHP, Arkansas
• Kansas City Royals : Jac Caglianone, two-way player, Florida
• St. Louis Cardinals : JJ Wetherholt, SS, West Virginia
• Los Angeles Angels : Christian Moore, 2B, Tennessee
• Pittsburgh Pirates : Konnor Griffin, SS, Jackson Prepatory School (Miss.)
• Washington Nationals : Seaver King, SS, Wake Forest
• Detroit Tigers: Bryce Rainer, SS, Harvard Westlake (Calif.)
• Boston Red Sox : Braden Montgomery, OF, Texas A&M
• San Francisco Giants : James Tibbs III, OF/1B, Florida State
• Chicago Cubs : Cam Smith, 3B, Florida State
• Seattle Mariners : Jurrangelo Cijntje, P, Mississippi State
• Miami Marlins : PJ Morlando, OF, Summerville HS (Calif)
• Milwaukee Brewers : Braylon Payne, OF, Elkins HS (Texas)
• Tampa Bay Rays : Theo Gillen, OF, Westlake HS (Texas)
• New York Mets : Carson Benge, OF, Oklahoma State
• Toronto Blue Jays : Trey Yesavage, RHP, East Carolina
• Minnesota Twins : Kaelen Culpepper, SS, Kansas State
• Baltimore Orioles : Vance Honeycutt, OF, North Carolina
• Los Angeles Dodgers : Kellon Lindsey, SS, Hardee HS (Fla.)
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• Houston Astros : Walker Janek, C, Sam Houston State
• Arizona Diamondbacks : Slade Caldwell, OF, Valley View HS (Arkansas)
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Switch-pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje  'down to do everything'

FORT WORTH, Texas — Jurrangelo Cijntje  was 7 or 8 years old when he started throwing right-handed, for the most wholesome and relatable reason.

“I wanted,” he said Sunday night, a Seattle Mariners jersey dangling from his frame, “to be like my dad.”

That unlikely road yielded the biggest dividend Sunday, when the Mariners selected Cijntje with the 15th overall pick in the  Major League Baseball draft  – in part because of his ability to pitch both right- and left-handed.

“I will be down to do everything,” he says, “especially to help them win.” 

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Brecht is getting that opportunity.

The former Iowa Hawkeyes pitcher was selected in the Competitive Balance A round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Colorado Rockies on Sunday. Brecht, a former standout at Ankeny High School before going to Iowa, was taken with the 38th overall pick.

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Blake Burke drafted No. 34 by Brewers

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Oklahoma State pitcher/outfielder Carson Benge was selected by the New York Mets with the 19th overall pick in the draft.

He began his redshirt sophomore season as a late-inning reliever but moved to the Cowboys’ starting rotation for the final month. He finished with a 3.16 ERA, allowing 13 earned runs over 37 innings with 44 strikeouts and 11 walks.

Benge batted .335 with 18 home runs, 24 doubles and 49 RBIs. He also had 10 stolen bases in 14 attempts and was a reliable right fielder. While he maintained a .300 average virtually all season, Benge had a late power surge, hitting 12 of his home runs in the final 21 games of the season.

– The Oklahoman

Mariners take switch pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje

Mississippi State pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje was selected by the Seattle Mariners with the No. 15 pick.

The most intriguing aspect of Cijntje's game is that he can pitch with both arms — and he's really good at it.

Cijntje can top 90 miles per hour with both arms. He started 16 games for Mississippi State in 2024 but threw right-handed more than left-handed. He may project more as a starter while pitching with from the right side and a reliever from the left side. As a righty, Cijntje features a fastball, slider and changeup but doesn't throw a changeup as a lefty.

– Hattiesburg American

Cubs take Florida State's Cam Smith at No. 13

Cam Smith was selected with the the No. 14 pick by the Chicago Cubs. He was a two-year starter at third base for Florida State, exploding in 2024 with a .387 batting average, 16 home runs and 57 RBI. He touted a 1.142 OPS.

– Palm Beach Post

Braden Montgomery to Boston Red Sox with 12th pick

Texas A&M baseball outfielder Braden Montgomery was selected by the Detroit Tigers on Sunday with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2024 MLB draft

Montgomery, a junior, produced an early first-round caliber season after transferring from Stanford. The draft pick holds a slot value of $5,712,100. He is the highest-drafted position player in Aggies history, surpassing Tyler Naquin who was picked No. 15 overall in 2012.

– Mississippi Clarion Ledger

No. 11: Bryce Rainer to Detroit Tigers

The Detroit Tigers selected Harvard-Westlake High School (Los Angeles, California) shortstop Bryce Rainer with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2024 MLB draft.

In the 2024 season, Rainer hit .505 with four home runs, 28 walks and 14 strikeouts in 33 games, spanning 127 plate appearances. The 19-year-old has been compared to Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager.

– Detroit Free Press

Angels take Christian Moore with No. 8 pick

Tennesee's Christian Moore had one of the best seasons in program history in 2024. The junior second baseman slugged a program-record 34 homers, while setting the career record with 61.

Moore is the highest-drafted Vol since Nick Senzel was picked No. 2 by the Cincinnati Reds in 2016.

– KnoxNews.com

JJ Wetherholt falls to Cardinals at No. 7

The St. Louis Cardinals selected West Virginia shortstop JJ Wetherholt with the seventh overall pick, tremendous value for a player who some projected would be taken first overall. Wetherholt hit .370 in 557 career at-bats for the Mountaineers, but dealt with a hamstring injury in 2024.

Two-way player Jac Caglianone to Royals at No. 6

A Tampa native, the 6-foot-5, 250-pound Jac Caglianone put together another dominant season at the plate for the Florida Gators, batting .419 with 35 home runs and 72 RBIs. He became the first player to post back-to-back 30 home runs in SEC history, powering UF to a second straight College World Series appearance while setting school records for home runs in a season (35) and career (75).

– Gainesville.com

Nick Kurtz to Oakland Athletics with No. 4 pick

The Athletics drafted Wake Forest first baseman Nick Kurtz with the fourth overall pick, the second Demon Deacon to be selected already.

No. 3: Colorado Rockies select Charlie Condon

After the Reds surprised by taking pitcher Chase Burns with the second pick, the Rockies swooped in to take Georgia slugger Charlie Condon with the third overall selection.

The 6-foot-6 outfielder led Division 1 with a .433 average and 37 home runs in 2024.

Chase Burns to Cincinnati Reds with second overall pick

Wake Forest right-hander Chase Burns was taken by the Cincinnati Reds with the No. 2 pick. A transfer from Tennessee, Burns went 8-1 with a 2.72 ERA and 162 strikeouts in 13 starts in 2024.

Travis Bazzana goes No. 1 to Cleveland Guardians

With the first overall pick, the Cleveland Guardians selected Oregon State infielder Travis Bazzana.

Bazzana hit .407 with 28 home runs and 16 steals in 60 games for the Beavers in 2024 after posting a .374 average in 2023.

MLB draft schedule 2024

• Sunday, July 14 – 7 p.m. ET: Round 1, Competitive Balance Round A, Round 2, Competitive Balance Round B
• Monday, July 15 – 2 p.m. ET: Rounds 3-10
• Tuesday, July 16 – 2 p.m. ET: Rounds 11-20

How to watch MLB draft

Sunday's draft action will air on MLB Network , with the first round also on ESPN . The draft can be live-streamed on MLB.com .

MLB draft No. 1 pick history

• 2023: Paul Skenes, Pirates
• 2022: Jackson Holliday, Orioles
• 2021: Henry Davis, Pirates
• 2020: Spencer Torkelson, Tigers
• 2019: Adley Rutschman, Orioles
• 2018: Casey Mize, Tigers
• 2017: Royce Lewis, Twins
• 2016: Mickey Moniak, Phillies
• 2015: Dansby Swanson, Diamondbacks
• 2014: Brady Aiken, Astros
• 2013: Mark Appel, Astros
• 2012: Carlos Correa, Astros
• 2011: Gerrit Cole, Pirates
• 2010: Bryce Harper, Nationals
• 2009: Stephen Strasburg, Nationals
• 2008: Tim Beckham, Rays
• 2007: David Price, Rays
• 2006: Luke Hochevar, Royals
• 2005: Justin Upton, Diamondbacks
• 2004: Matt Bush, Padres
• 2003: Delmon Young, Rays
• 2002: Bryan Bullington, Pirates
• 2001: Joe Mauer, Twins
• 2000: Adrián González, Marlins

MLB draft date and time

MLB's 2024 draft begins on Sunday, July 14 at 7 p.m. ET.

Here's the full schedule: