The career of Shane McClanahan has been brief thus far, but he has been another arm in the continuing reloading of the Tampa Bay Rays.
Taken with the 31st Pick of 2016’s Amateur Draft, the southpaw, who played his college ball at South Florida, could stay in state. McClanahan debuted for Tampa in late April of 2021, earning a spot on the Starting Rotation. He finished the season with a strong 10-6 Record and was seventh in Rookie of the Year voting.
McClanahan went to the All-Star Game as an MLB sophomore, completing the year going 12-8 with a 2.54 ERA and a sub-one WHIP (0.954). He was also sixth in Cy Young voting. The hurler made the All-Star Team again in 2023, and had another good season (11-2, 3.29 ERA) albeit in only 21 starts.
Will 2024 bring McLanahan another All-Star year?
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