Could a third UCLA get selected in the first round of the MLB Draft?
The UCLA Bruins are expected to have at least one shortstop selected in the first round of the upcoming MLB Draft. Roman Martin is being considered as a potential second selection from UCLA, alongside teammate Roch Cholowsky. With impressive stats and defensive skills, Martin's draft prospects are looking promising.
- ▪UCLA infielder Roman Martin is ranked No. 31 in Keith Law's Top 100 MLB Draft prospects.
- ▪Teammate Roch Cholowsky is ranked No. 1 and pitcher Logan Reddemann is at No. 15.
- ▪Martin is batting .327 with seven home runs and 46 RBIs this season.
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