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Video2020 Draft: Nick Bitsko, RHPNick Bitsko is 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds with plenty of projection and now stuff. After graduating early, he could be a top 10 pick in June -
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Video2020 Draft: Casey Schmitt, 3B/RHPAs a power-hitting corner infielder and relief pitcher, Casey Schmitt is considered to be the top two-way college player in the 2020 Draft
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Video2020 Draft: Kyle Hurt, SPKyle Hurt has long had the size and pure stuff to make him a very strong pitching prospect -
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Video2020 Draft: Kevin Abel, RHPKevin Abel's fastball was in the 90-93 mph range, commanding it to both sides of the plate very well -
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Video2020 Draft: Mick Abel, RHPMick Abel shows flashes of three plus pitches and is only going to get stronger, giving him the chance to be the first prep arm drafted -
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Video2020 Draft: RJ Dabovich, RHPRJ Dabovich has mainly used two pitches, a fastball which can get up to 97 mph and a breaking ball with hard, three-quarter tilt -
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Video2020 Draft: Gage Workman, 3BGage Workman is a 6-foot-4 switch-hitter who is better from the left side and is coming off a solid performance in the Cape Cod League
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Video2020 Draft: Kyle Harrison, LHPKyle Harrison could be a solid lefty starter with a three-pitch mix, using a slider as his out pitch and good command of all three pitches -
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Video2020 Draft: Chase Davis, OFChase Davis has raw power from the left side of the plate to go with quick hands and bat speed and showed hard contact this summer -
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Video2020 Draft: Daniel Susac, CBig and physical with a plus arm, Daniel Susac is a switch-hitting catcher with considerable raw power who many feel is better right-handed -
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Video2020 Draft: David Calabrese, OFAt the plate, left-handed hitter David Calabrese has a loose and easy swing geared for hard contact -
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Video2020 Draft: Emerson Hancock, SPEmerson Hancock commands his entire, impressive pitching arsenal and should be a front-line starter if he stays healthy -
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Video2020 Draft: Jack Leftwich, RHPStrong right-hander Jack Leftwich is still more thrower than pitcher, with a power repertoire that does give him the chance to start -
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Video2020 Draft: Andrew Abbott, LHPAndrew Abbott has a two-pitch repertoire he can use over multiple innings, as the lefty could be the first college reliever taken in June -
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Video2020 Draft: Tommy Mace, RHPTommy Mace generally does a nice job of throwing strikes and gets high marks for his mound presence -
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Video2020 Draft: Kyle Teel, CKyle Teel brings offensive upside in addition to a plus arm and agility that helps to make the high school catcher a very capable receiver -
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Video2020 Draft: CJ Van Eyk, RHPCJ Van Eyk has a solid three-pitch mix and can top out around 95 mph, making him possibly the most complete college pitcher from Florida
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Marlins encouraged with Bleday, Misner talksMiami announces signings of four more Draft picks
1. Baltimore Orioles
2. Kansas City Royals
3. Chicago White Sox
4. Miami Marlins
5. Detroit Tigers
6. San Diego Padres
7. Cincinnati Reds
8. Texas Rangers
9. Atlanta Braves
10. San Francisco Giants
11. Toronto Blue Jays
12. New York Mets
13. Minnesota Twins
14. Philadelphia Phillies
15. Los Angeles Angels
16. Arizona Diamondbacks
17. Washington Nationals
18. Pittsburgh Pirates
19. St. Louis Cardinals
20. Seattle Mariners
21. Atlanta Braves
22. Tampa Bay Rays
23. Colorado Rockies
24. Cleveland Indians
25. Los Angeles Dodgers
26. Arizona Diamondbacks
27. Chicago Cubs
28. Milwaukee Brewers
29. Oakland Athletics
30. New York Yankees
31. Los Angeles Dodgers
32. Houston Astros
1. Adley Rutschman, C
Oregon State
2. Bobby Witt Jr.
Colleyville Heritage HS
3. Andrew Vaughn, 1B
California
4. J.J. Bleday, OF
Vanderbilt
5. Riley Greene, OF
Hagerty HS
6. CJ Abrams, SS
Blessed Trinity HS
7. Nick Lodolo, P
TCU
8. Josh Jung, 3B
Texas Tech
9. Shea Langeliers, C
Baylor
10. Hunter Bishop, OF
Arizona State
11. Alek Manoah, P
West Virginia
12. Brett Baty, 3B
Lake Travis HS
13. Keoni Cavaco, SS
Eastlake HS
14. Bryson Stott, SS
UNLV
15. Will Wilson, SS
North Carolinna State
16. Corbin Carroll, CF
Lakeside HS
17. Jackson Rutledge, P
San Jacinto College North
18. Quinn Priester, P
Cary-Grove HS
19. Zack Thompson, P
Kentucky
20. George Kirby, P
Elon University
21. Braden Shewmake, SS
Texas A&M
22. Greg Jones, SS
UNC Wilmington
23. Michael Toglia, 1B
UCLA
24. Daniel Espino, P
Georgia Premier Academy
25. Cody Hoese, 3B
Tulane
26. Blake Walston, P
New Hanover HS
27. Ryan Jensen, P
Fresno State
28. Ethan Small, P
Mississippi State
29. Logan Davidson, SS
Clemson
30. Anthony Volpe, SS
Delbarton School
31. Michael Busch, 2B
North Carolina
32. Korey Lee, C
California
(All times ET)
Monday, June 3 - Day 1
6 p.m. - Draft preview show on MLB Network & MLB.com
7 p.m. - Rounds 1-2 on MLB Network & MLB.com
Tuesday, June 4 - Day 2
1 p.m. - Rounds 3-10 on MLB.com
Wednesday, June 5 - Day 3
12 p.m. - Rounds 11-40 on MLB.com
