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The 2026 MLB Draft selected Texas catcher Rylan Tinney in the second round, opening the Longhorns’ draft weekend.
The 2026 MLB Draft selected Texas catcher Rylan Tinney in the second round, opening the Longhorns’ draft weekend.
Source: Texas Athletics
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