Two hard-throwing Western New York college pitchers were selected in the early rounds of the MLB Draft on Monday. St.

Salina was a high school star at Webster Schroeder, just east of Rochester. After a year at George Mason, he returned to New York to pitch at St. Bonaventure. For the Bonnies, Salina became a star.

Michael Salina, a pitcher at St. Bonaventure University, was selected in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball draft.

Danny McDevitt had the longest MLB tenure of all St. Bonaventure pitchers, pitching from 1957-1962, tossing 456 career ...

Headed to San Diego ...

Michael Salina, a Webster Schroeder High School graduate from 2022, has been pitching for St. Bonaventure for the past two years. Now, the former Webster Warrior is heading to professional ...

The Padres only had two picks on Day 1, but came away thrilled with both of them -- before a full host of selections on Day 2 ...

ST. BONAVENTURE — Junior right-handed pitcher Michael Salina made St. Bonaventure history Monday afternoon by becoming the Bonnies' highest MLB Draft pick with a fourth round selection by the San ...

Here is the latest from the San Diego Padres 20205 MLB Draft. The Padres added several young players who have a chance to be ...