Georgia Tech Baseball Lands 2023 RHP/OF Michal Kovala

Georgia Tech Baseball reeled in another prospect for its 2023 recruiting class

Georgia Tech Baseball just got eight players drafted in the 2022 MLB Draft and is going to have to find some replacements for the future. Head coach Danny Hall had to go overseas to land his latest talented prospect to commit, but he got an intriguing player in Michal Kovala, a pitcher/outfielder from the Czech Republic. 

Excited to announce that I have committed to Georgia Tech to further my athletic and academic career! 🐝🐝🐝 @p27scouting @PG_Scouting @pg_int1 @GTBSBRecruit pic.twitter.com/MIo9535Rnk

— Michal Kovala (@mynameismiggi) July 20, 2022

Kovala is primarily a pitcher and while he is not the biggest in stature at 6-0 175, he was reportedly throwing at 89 MPH and has the frame to get bigger and add more strength. 

Pitching was obviously a weak point for the Yellow Jackets this past season and prevented them from making a serious run in the NCAA Tournament, despite having one of the best offenses in the country. 

Kovala becomes the 15th commit in the 2023 class for Georgia Tech and the 15th pitcher. We will see if any of them can make an impact as freshmen next season for the Yellow Jackets. 

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