​Drew Titsworth did not have to wait long after Ariston Veasey’s name appeared on the MLB Draft board. The Clemson junior right-hander was chosen by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 11th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, with the 339th overall selection. Clemson baseball announced the pick on Sunday, congratulating Titsworth as yet another Tigers pitcher earned a professional opportunity. It came just two picks after Veasey was selected by the Chicago Cubs at 337th overall, marking Clemson as a program with two right-handed pitchers taken in rapid succession during the 11th round. For the Tigers, that represents a pretty cool moment to celebrate as their players continue to reach the professional level.
Over three seasons at Clemson, Titsworth posted a 13-4 record with two saves and a 4.34 ERA across 54 appearances, including 12 starts. He accumulated 119 strikeouts in 110 innings, proving his value in multiple roles as both a reliever and a starter. His 2026 season underscored that versatility once again. Born in Michigan, the talented pitcher made 15 appearances, five of which came as starts, finishing with a 4-3 record and 43 strikeouts over 35.1 innings. He shined particularly when used out of the bullpen, posting a 4-0 record with a 3.31 ERA across 10 relief appearances while holding opponents to a .172 batting average.
For those following Clemson baseball, Titsworth’s draft selection continues a streak of Tigers making their mark in professional baseball, underscoring the program’s ongoing development and depth across the pitching staff. Clemson Wire will continue to follow his journey, along with the broader coverage of Clemson Tigers news and notes, including insights and opinions, as this next step unfolds for a player who contributed significantly to the Tigers during his collegiate career.
This article originally appeared on Clemson Wire as part of the coverage surrounding Drew Titsworth rounding out a cluster of Clemson players drafted to the MLB, offering readers a broader view of Clemson’s presence in professional baseball and the implications for the program going forward.