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Angels Draft Texas A&M Infielder Gavin Grahovac

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Angels Draft Texas A&M Infielder Gavin Grahovac

College Station is back in the MLB Draft spotlight, and that matters in Houston, where Texas A&M baseball draws plenty of attention from alumni and SEC fans across places like Katy and The Woodlands. The Los Angeles Angels selected Texas A&M infielder Gavin Grahovac in the third round, adding one of the Aggies' best-known position players to their 2025 draft class.

Grahovac built his profile at Texas A&M as a power-hitting infielder with a strong national reputation before heading into the draft. For Aggies followers around Houston, this is the latest reminder that A&M continues to send high-level talent into pro baseball, even as roster turnover remains part of the college game every summer.

Gavin Grahovac adds another MLB Draft pick for Texas A&M

The Angels made Gavin Grahovac their third-round choice, giving the former Aggie a quick path into affiliated baseball. Draft status matters. A third-round selection usually brings both organizational investment and a clear development plan once a player reports to a minor league affiliate.

Grahovac's value starts with his bat. During his time at Texas A&M, he earned attention as a middle-of-the-order threat and a versatile infielder. Clubs look for corner power, but they also look for players who have already handled premium college pitching in high-pressure games. Grahovac checked those boxes well enough to come off the board on Day 1 of the draft's later rounds.

Why the Angels pick matters in Houston's A&M circle

This story has local pull even without a direct Houston team connection. Texas A&M has one of the largest alumni bases in the region, and Aggies remain a steady part of the city's sports conversation from Downtown watch parties to suburban youth fields where college baseball still gets serious attention.

For those alumni and college baseball followers, the selection gives a fresh pro landing spot to track. The Angels now get a chance to develop a player who arrived in the SEC with major expectations and still carried enough upside to hold strong draft value.

Grahovac's next step will be signing and beginning his pro career in the Angels system, where early assignments typically come soon after the draft wraps. Bonus figures and affiliate placement usually follow in the days ahead as teams finalize agreements with their picks.

This article is a summary of reporting by 12thman.com. Read the full story here.