Pittsburgh Picks Florida State Pitcher Bryson Moore in 7th Round

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The Pittsburgh Pirates have selected Florida State right-handed pitcher Bryson Moore in the seventh round of the MLB Draft. Moore's selection marks the final pick of Florida State's starting rotation by the Pirates, further bolstering their farm system.

Bryson Moore, a right-handed pitcher from Florida State, heard his name called in the seventh round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Moore is known for his command on the mound.

His selection by Pittsburgh means the Pirates have now drafted all of Florida State's starting rotation members. This move continues to build out the Pirates' organizational depth with college talent.

The Pirates' acquisition of Moore adds another arm to their system, continuing their strategy of drafting players who project to have solid control and command.

💬 SideLine Take

The Pirates are clearly targeting pitchers with strong control this draft, and Moore fits that mold perfectly. This is a sensible, if not flashy, addition to their system.

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Source: Yahoo Sports

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