The Alabama baseball program had two players named semifinalists for one of college baseball's premier honors.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— The 68 semifinalists for the 2024 awarding of the Dick Howser Trophy have been named, and two of them represent the Alabama Crimson Tide. Third baseman Gage Miller and center fielder TJ McCants were announced Thursday as members of the semifinalist list.
The prestigious trophy is bestowed annually to the top player in college baseball, voted on by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers' Association. Recent SEC winners of the award include Brady Singer , Kevin Kopps and reigning winner Paul Skenes . In a four-season stretch from 2007-10, the winners in order were David Price, Buster Posey, Stephen Strasburg and Anthony Rendon.
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