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Boston College shortstop Cody Morissette, who was ranked 59th by the MLB coming into this year’s draft, has been selected right around when expected, as the Florida Miami Marlins selected him in round 2 with the 52nd pick.
The “call” for Cody Morissette.pic.twitter.com/uxz7Bge8zs
— BC Baseball (@BCBirdBall) July 12, 2021
Morissette is the second Eagle to be drafted this year, following his teammate Sal Frelick who was picked in yesterday’s first round by the Milwaukee Brewers.
Morissette was an All-American as a sophomore and freshman, as well as being named to the All-ACC Second Team his freshman year. He has a .337 career batting average, 12 career home runs, 70 career runs scored, and 85 career RBIs.
Morisette had a career high 6 home runs and 29 runs scored for the Eagles this past season. During his COVID-shortened sophomore season, he recorded a .448 batting average over 14 games, including 26 hits and 11 RBIs in 58 at bats. On the defensive side of things, Morisette recorded a career high .965 fielding percentage this year.
Morisette is the 85th Eagle to be drafted into the MLB.
Congrats to Cody!