With the 26th overall pick, Philadelphia selected University of Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood, who threw a no-hitter in the College World Series against Murray State with 19 strikeouts. It was the ...

Wood famously threw a no-hitter in the College World Series last year by featuring a fastball that hums in the mid-90s and ramps up to 98 mph with a good chase rate, coupled with a swing-and-miss ...

The record-breaking performance was the first no-hitter in the College World Series since 1960. His 19 strikeouts were the most in a nine-inning game in College World Series history.

The Phils selected righthanded pitcher Gage Wood from the University of Arkansas in the first round with the 26th overall pick. They also drafted lefthander Cade Obermueller out of Iowa with the 63rd ...

Gage Wood delivered one of the College World Series’ strongest pitching performances ever when he threw a 119-pitch no-hitter for Arkansas on June 16. He was part of a different kind of history ...

Well, here we go. Gage Wood carries a no-hitter into the ninth inning. It would be the third no-hitter in the history of the College World Series. How good is that?

Wood this season tens tarts went 4-1 with a 3.82 ERA, a 0.90 WHIP, and 69 strikeouts in 37.2 innings. He pitched a no-hitter in the college World Series.

PHILADELPHIA — Gage Wood’s first association with the Philadelphia Phillies before they picked him 26th overall in this month’s MLB draft was an interaction with Cliff Lee as a kid. Wood, a ...

The Philadelphia Phillies drafted Arkansas standout pitcher Gage Wood in the first round of the 2025 MLB Draft, and could be an answer for the bullpen woes.

For the first time in their history, the Phillies have the 26th pick overall pick. It's because of all the winning. With that pick, the Phillies have chosen Gage Wood, a college pitcher from Arkansas.

They took right-handed fireballer Gage Wood, the kid who threw a no-hitter for Arkansas in the College World Series, in the first round of the MLB draft.

Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood reacts after striking out the final Murray State batter in the eighth inning of an NCAA College Baseball World Series baseball game in Omaha, Neb., on June 16, 2025.