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A write-up on Marlins prospect Adam Conley's hot start and what's in store for the young left-hander.

WSU baseball got a major boost on Monday when only junior pitcher Adam Conley was able to agree to terms on a pro contract, as sluggers Derek Jones and Taylor Ard will now return to school.

Is there hope for recovery in 2012? The answer is yes. (Isn't it always?) We look at who the players are who could step up to get WSU baseball back in the postseason.

The Florida Marlins use their second pick (72nd overall) to scoop up Washington State LHP Adam Conley on Day 2 of the 2011 MLB Draft.

The big day has arrived for almost-certain-to-be-gone WSU pitcher Adam Conley -- the first round of the MLB First-Year Player Draft begins tonight at 4 p.m. PDT, and mock drafts abound as the hour draws closer.

WSU left hander Adam Conley, who throws in the low- to mid-90s, is likely to hear his name called early in the 2011 MLB Draft next week. We catch up with Jason Churchill of ESPN.com's MLB Draft Blog for the inside scoop.

In what was a season of disappointment for the WSU baseball team, there was one enormous bright spot: Redshirt sophomore first baseman Taylor Ard, who was named to the All-Pac-10 team today.

With baseball's regular season speeding towards the finish line, WSU began its stretch run with a nice -- but slightly unsatisfying -- series win over the Washington Huskies at Bailey-Brayton Field this weekend.