The 2020 Major League Baseball Draft begins tonight on ESPN & the MLB Network, and it won't take long before an Aggies' name is called. Kendall Rogers of D1Baseball.com joined TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on the draft, and it's implications around the SEC.

This week, MLB will hold the 2020 Draft which will consist of five rounds, 35 less than normal. Despite the shortened draft, a handful of Aggies are still expected to be selected. Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress joined TexAgs Radio to discuss his top prospects.

On this day in 2016, the Aggie baseball team won the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama. We got the team back together on Google Hangouts to reminisce about their favorite memories, stories, and much more.

To fill your sports void, our baseball duo of Gabe Bock and Scott Clendenin joined on TexAgs Radio to each select their best team using players exclusively from the Rob Childress era at Texas A&M.

Following the NCAA's decision to extend eligibility relief to all spring sport athletes regardless of classification, Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio to share a baseball perspective on this unprecedented move.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, A&M baseball head coach Rob Childress joined to share his thoughts on the 2020 season coming to a halt, the possibility of players gaining an extra year of eligibility, and more.

Winners of five straight, Texas A&M has found some momentum over the last week as the Aggies head into the gauntlet that is Southeastern Conference play this weekend with No. 18 Auburn. Ahead of the series, Rob Childress, Chris Weber and Logan Sartori spoke to the media.

The Aggies had one final tuneup before beginning SEC play in Auburn this weekend, and they took care of Rice on the road, winning 6-2. David Sandhop shares his thoughts on A&M's victory in Houston.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress joined to recap his team's 4-0 week and look ahead to another 4-game week and the first conference series of the 2020 season.

After a disappointing weekend last week, the Aggies were able to go undefeated on the week with a win over A&M-CC and a home sweep over New Mexico State. The Ags will need to keep the momentum going as they start SEC on the road against Auburn this weekend.

Texas A&M broke out the big bats on Sunday afternoon as the Maroon & White scored 16 runs en route to a run-rule victory over New Mexico State. Austin Bost and Zach DeLoach each had two home runs while Chris Weber tossed five strong innings in the win.

Austin Bost hit a three-run pinch-hit home run in the sixth inning that kickstarted Texas A&M on their way to a 7-5 comeback victory. In his first bullpen appearance of the year, Chandler Jozwiak shined and picked up the victory.

The Aggie baseball team chalked up their 12th win of the season with an 8-3 home victory over New Mexico State on Friday. The win was largely in part to seven stellar innings pitched from Asa Lacy, who struck out a total of 13 batters on the night.

Texas A&M will be looking to bounce back this weekend as they face potential first-round draft pick Nick Gonzales and the New Mexico State Aggies at Olsen Field. David Sandhop prepares you with all you need to know ahead of the Aggie-on-Aggie action on the diamond.

Texas A&M baseball hopes to find some momentum this weekend when they host the New Mexico State Aggies for a three-game set at Olsen Field. Rob Childress, Bryce Blaum, Zach DeLoach and Asa Lacy spoke to the media ahead of the series.

The Texas A&M baseball team was able to come out with a win on Tuesday after losing their last three games in the Frisco Classic. It didn't come easy, as a walk-off single from Zane Schmidt in the bottom of the ninth was needed for the Aggies to pull out the victory.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress joined to share his thoughts on the Ags' disappointing showing in Frisco, and the planned adjustments for the squad moving forward.

The Aggies suffered their first disappointing weekend after losing all three games at Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco. With the losses, Texas A&M finds itself outside the top-25 for the first time in 2020.