Inbox: Looking ahead to the Draft
Draft News
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He's 19 years old ... and he has a 105-mph fastballThere's nothing Little about his game
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VideoDraft prospects No. 150-200Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo discuss MLB Draft prospects No. 150-200 and some ranked there in the past -
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VideoMayo, Callis' 2020 mock draftJim Callis and Jonathan Mayo talk about their 2020 MLB mock draft and where they believe certain players will land in the first round -
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VideoRobert Hassell on summer showcaseRobert Hassell, the 16th ranked prospect in the 2020 Draft, talks to Jonathan Mayo about his family name, summer showcase circuit and more -
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Video2020 Draft: Tyson Guerrero, LHPTyson Guerrero is a left-handed pitcher who has an above-average fastball and nasty curveball in his three-pitch arsenal -
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Video2020 Draft: Patrick Reilly, RHPPatrick Reilly has the ingredients to be a power starter with a fastball that goes to 96 mph and he could add more velocity
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Stars shining elsewhere: Draft picks that got awaySeveral of today's big names were picked by other teams but didn't sign
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Video2020 Draft: Elijah Cabell, OFElijah Cabell is an athletic outfielder who has above-average arm strength and raw power at the plate -
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Video2020 Draft: Carson Ragsdale, RHPCarson Ragsdale has a fastball that's 91-95 mph to go with a potential plus curveball that comes from his 6'8'' frame -
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Video2020 Draft: McDonough, OF/2BTyler McDonough is a switch-hitter who controls the strike zone and has the ability to play center field and second base -
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Video2020 Draft: Jamal O'Guinn, 3B/OFJamal O'Guinn is a 6-foot-4, 220-pound versatile player who has solid plate discipline and the ability to play multiple positions -
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Video2020 Draft: Alex Toral, 1BFirst baseman Alex Toral has raw power and is able to hit the ball to all fields
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How Judge powered a Draft prospect's 5-HR dayGuess you could say he SOCKED the baseball. Get it?
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Video2020 Draft: Steven Ondina, SSSteven Ondina has excellent hands and footwork, while also having good bat-to-ball skills with the ability to hit the gaps -
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Video2020 Draft: Jacob Berry, 3BJacob Berry is a six-foot tall switch-hitter whose best tool is his bat, contributing plus power especially from the left side of the dish -
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Video2020 Draft: Matt Mikulski, LHPMatt Mikulski has a deceptive delivery that makes it difficult for hitters to pick the ball up coming out of his hand -
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Video2020 Draft: Stevie Emanuels, RHPStevie Emanuels is long and athletic with a good pitchers frame, allowing his fastball gets to the hitter in a hurry -
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Video2020 Draft: TJ Nichols, RHPTJ Nichols couples his blazing fastball with a very effective slider, while his changeup is still a work in progress -
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Video2020 Draft: Jacob Teter, 1BJacob Teter has more walks than strikeouts in his college career and has shown the ability to make consistent contact -
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Video2020 Draft: Dylan MacLean, LHPDylan MacLean is a southpaw who entices scouts with his ability to command his stuff combined with potential future gains in velocity -
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Video2020 Draft: Braiden Ward, OFA Cape Cod League All-Star last summer, Braiden Ward led the PAC-12 in steals all three seasons he's played at the University of Washington -
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Video2020 Draft: Carson Taylor, CVirginia Tech catcher Carson Taylor has considerable bat speed from both sides of the plate and has shown a good feel for the strike zone -
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Video2020 Draft: Hunter Haas, SSA player who is more than the sum of his parts, Hunter Haas is more instincts and feel than tools, though his glove does stand out
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
