Which Auburn players were selected in 2021 MLB draft?
Auburn baseball lost in the first round of the SEC tournament and failed to make the 2021 NCAA tournament, but the program hopes to end the year on a strong note by hearing several names called in the MLB draft. Here's a live tracker of Tigers' players and prospects who have heard their names called, which will be updated throughout the day. Auburn players  SS Ryan Bliss  Team: Arizona Diamondbacks, Round 2 (42nd overall)  Slot value: $1.77 million  Ryan Bliss, a native of LaGrange, Georgia, finished 2021 with a .365 batting average, 15 home runs and 45 RBIs. He finished second in each of those categories among the Tigers. His 77 hits and 50 runs led the team. RHP Richard Fitts  Team: New York Yankees, Round 6 (183rd overall)  Slot value: $266,000  Fitts, a Helena native, pitched in 13 games in his junior season. He made eight starts, striking out 41 and walking 15 over 41 innings. He finished the season with a 5.88 ERA, a 1.29 WHIP and a 1-3 record. 1B Tyler Miller  Team: Boston Red Sox, Round 9 (256th overall)  Slot value: $160,300  The Pittsburgh Pirates previously drafted him while in high school in the 23rd round of the 2018 MLB draft. He opted to play college baseball instead. He led Auburn with 16 home runs and 61 RBI during his junior season in 2021. Miller ranked fifth on the team with a .313 average. His 65 hits and 38 runs were good enough for second among Tigers. Auburn prospects  RHP Calvin Ziegler  Team: New York Mets, Round 2 (46th overall)  Slot value: $1.62 million  Considered the top prospect in Canada, the Auburn signee out of St. Mary's Catholic in Ontario has a strong arm that peaked at 97 mph a few times recently. Being drafted this high with a slot value of $1.62 million, Ziegler might pass up a chance to play for Auburn and head straight to professional baseball. PREVIEW:Names to know for Auburn baseball in the 2021 MLB Draft  LOOKING BACK:Butch Thompson will remember Auburn baseball's resilience more than its struggles