The Indians got themselves hopefully an arm for the future with pick 35 in Monday’s MLB First-Year player draft, as they took right-handed pitcher Ethan Hawkins from Cumming, Georgia with the selection.
Hawkins, a 6-foot-6, 215 pound thrower, just wrapped up his senior year at Forsyth High School. The Indians pick of Hawkins came after the team lost Carlos Santana this last offseason to the Philadelphia Phillies.
He’s verbally committed to play next year at Vanderbilt. Reports say he could have the best fastball of anyone in this year’s MLB Draft.
At #35 overall in the compensation phase of the 1st round the Indians have selected RHP Ethan Hawkins out of Cumming, GA. pic.twitter.com/t48ftGnRxK
— Tribeinsider (@tribeinsider) June 5, 2018
1C (35): @indians select Forsyth Central HS RHP Ethan Hankins. https://t.co/E0lB8a6xSG #MLBDraft
— MLB Draft Tracker (@MLBDraftTracker) June 5, 2018
A generational arm? @Dempster46 digs into @Indians selection Ethan Hankins. #MLBDraft pic.twitter.com/Nc3SLqpjE7
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) June 5, 2018
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