Saw this kid about a year ago in a feature - throws 100 mph and is 6’9” - he pitches in Massachusetts and was just drafted in yesterday’s MLB draft. He had an injury that kept him from going in the first round but he’s now a pro and the Texas Rangers are the lucky team. He’s a beast.

After a senior season at Bishop Feehan high school, where he pitched 44 1/3 innings striking out 106 of 163 batters faced, the Raynham, MA native's highly publicized and expected selection in the 2026 MLB Draft came as no surprise. Bumila posted a 1.10 ERA with a WHIP of 0.496, allowing just eight hits all season.

Wow. Stay tuned. Picked this up online last year and tucked it away in a one touch. Gonna hang on - serialed to /75

Easily my earliest card “prospect” of all time :-)

This dude is pitching against my Tigers tonight, but I also own him in my dynasty league AND we also count L, QS, *and* BB, so I guess I hope he pitches 6 scoreless and then the bullpen blows it? #cardsky

(I also own Keider Montero btw 👀)

Anyway, I grabbed this out of the dollar boxes, and it's so hard to get a decent pic of it, but this thing shines

Strong prospect arm in a loaded Rangers system. Clean display combo featuring both signature and color variation.

Rookie card numbered 323/399. This card is available for purchase… Direct message us for more information if you’re interested

1989 Upper Deck Nolan Ryan Texas Rangers