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2021 15th round pick (437): Keagan Gillies - RHP - (Senior) Tulane

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6'8, 242

Big, relief arm. Was actually a grad student this year. 

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2021 (Graduate Student): Established himself as the Green Wave's top reliever... Posted a team-best 0.96 earned run average... Was selected to the All-Louisiana Sports Writers Association team following the year... His 44 strikeouts were the most among Green Wave relief pitchers... Allowed just three earned runs in 28.0 innings of work... Gave up just 13 hits and 17 walks... His lone blown save came at eventual National Champion Mississippi State (2/26)... After his blown save at Mississippi State, he would only allow one earned run, strike out 40 batters and allow just 12 walks in 24.0 innings of work... Struck out seven batters in 3.0 innings of relief at home against Wichita State (4/16)... Save his best performance for last as he tied a career high with 11 strikeouts in 4.1 innings of relief during the American Athletic Conference Championship Semifinal matchup against eventual tournament winner USF (5/29).

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The Mississippi State series was the pivotal moment for Gillies, too, but in a completely different way. After giving up a two-out, two-strike hit that turned a one-run lead in the ninth inning of the series finale into an excruciating one-run loss, he allowed only one run over his final 14 appearances. With his fastball reaching 98 miles per hour, he struck out 40 in 23 1/3 innings over that span.

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