By DJ Harding
The Boston Red Sox took to the draft the past three days and with 22 picks over 20 rounds the Red Sox made a bunch of selections.
Here’s the 22 players that will be joining the Boston Red Sox’s farm system.
With the fourteenth selection in the 2023 MLB Draft the Boston Red Sox chose Kyle Teel, a catcher out of Virginia.
Following Teel, Boston picked two high school shortstops with their second and third round selections.
First it was Nazzan Zanetello with pick number 50. Zanetello came from Christian Brothers College High School.
Following Zanetello Antonia Anderson from North Atlanta High School.
The Red Sox with their fourth round pick selected Matt Duffy, a pitcher from Canisius College.
After Duffy Boston took two different college shortstops. Kristian Campbell at 132 overall. The very next selection was Justin Riemer of Wright State.
After Riemer the fifth and sixth round had Boston select pitchers.
Connelly Early was taken with pick number 151 who pitched for Virginia and played with Teel the 14th pick from Boston.
CJ Weins, a pitcher from Western Kentucky, was the Red Sox’s 178th pick.
The seventh round selection at pick 208 was Caden Rose and Outfielder who played for Alabama.
The next three picks by Boston were pitchers. Trennor O’Donnell from Ball State, Blake Wehunt from Kennesaw State, and Ryan Ammons from Clemson.
After the three pitchers, outfielder Nelly Taylor of Polk State College at pick number 328.
Following Taylor three more pitchers were selected, Max Carlson of North Carolina, Cade Freeney of North Dakota State, and JoJo Ingrassia of Cal State Fullerton.
Round 15 came after the pitchers and Boston chose Phoenix Call, a shortstop from Calabasas High School.
The last five picks for the Red Soxs had three pitchers and two outfielders.
Isaac Stebens a pitcher from Oklahoma State, Outfielder Dylan Schlaegel of Legacy High School, Zach Fogell from the University of Connecticut, Outfielder Stanley Tucker of Texas A&M, and the last Red Sox selection was Robert Orloski a pitcher who played for Middleton High School.