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Tate’s Branden Fryman Drafted By The New York Mets
June 13, 2016
Tate High School graduate Branden Fryman was chosen by the New York Mets in the 37th round of the Major League Baseball Draft. He was selection 1,120 overall.
Fryman has signed to play baseball for Samford University in Birmingham. Fryman hit .400 last year as a junior. The Aggies shortstop is the son of Travis Fryman who spent 12 years in the majors with the Detroit Tigers and the Cleveland Indians, and he was named an all-star five times.
Pictured: Tate’s Branden Fryman signs with Samford University. Filed photos.
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6 Responses to “Tate’s Branden Fryman Drafted By The New York Mets”
Yes, he’s talented, but sitting in that chair is a smart kid, too! Through guidance from his parents, Branden has known all along that talent alone wasn’t going to take him anywhere. Talent is cheaper than table salt, because it comes naturally. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work. You have earned this, young man. Congratulations!
Go METS!
Congratulations, THE New York METS are an AMAZING team!
Awesome!! Congrats! We know u will do great!
Way to go Branden!!! Congratulations!! Like Wanda said ” Like Father, Like son”.
Congratulations Mr Fryman and good luck.
Now is the time to start planning for your retirement and post sports career life.
Like father, like son. Congratulations.