
Tigers take Maine lefthander Caleb Leys, a Rhode Island native, in fourth round of MLB Draft
Leys was named America East Pitcher of the Year after going 5-0 with a 1.10 ERA in league play.
Tigers 4th Round Pick LHP Caleb Leys started all of his 14 games for Maine this season, posting a 2.69 ERA over 67 IP, with 74 strikeouts(9.9 K/9), and 27 walks (3.6 BB/9). FB sits 91-93, that can look like 95 at times, SL av 82-83 with good depth with horizontal movement, CH av…
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