Texas A&M alumnus Braden Montgomery has had a whirlwind last year, but things are finally starting to settle down for the talented outfielder. Montgomery suffered a broken right ankle during the ...

Montgomery didn't play pro ball after getting drafted last year because of an injury so he's certainly ready to go this year. He hit 27 home runs last season for Texas A&M. The following comes ...

Last year, the Aggies saw two players go in the Top 50 of the MLB draft, Braden Montgomery (No. 12 to the Boston Red Sox) and Chris Cortez (No. 45 to the Los Angeles Angels), but neither of those ...

Bo Jackson had Braden Montgomery step into his office today ... He hit 27 home runs last season for Texas A&M.