The Los Angeles Dodgers today announced their final 30 picks from the third day of the 2017 Draft.
The Dodgers made 40 overall picks in this year's draft, selecting 22 pitchers (18 right-handers, four left-handers), eight outfielders, eight infielders (five shortstops, two second basemen, one third baseman) and two catchers. Of the 18 drafted position players, 12 are right-handed hitters, five are left-handed hitters and one is a switch-hitter. Thirty-five were selected from the college ranks, while five were drafted from high school. 
On the draft's third and final day, the Dodger picked eight players with California ties in South Hills (CA) High School shortstop Jacob Amaya (11^th round), College of Marin (CA) and San Marin (CA) High School graduate Marcus Chiu (15^th round), Pepperdine University right-handed pitcher Max Gamboa (18^th round), University of California, Berkeley and Laguna Beach (CA) High School graduate Preston Grand Pre (24^th round), Cornell University and La Cañada (CA) High School graduate Justin Lewis (28^th round), University of San Diego and De La Salle (CA) High School graduate Hunter Mercado-Hood (31^st round), San Diego State University and Mater Dei (CA) High School graduate Tyler Adkison (32^nd round), Cabrillo College right-hander Brett De Geus (33^rd round) and Cabrillo College and Maria Carillo (CA) High School graduate Clayton Andrews (40^th round).
In addition, the Dodgers selected Mountain Pointe (AZ) High School catcher Logan White Jr. in the 39^th round. White is the son of former Dodger executive and current Senior Advisor to the General Manager and Director, Pro Scouting for the Padres, Logan White Sr.
View the complete list of Dodgers draft choices