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2 0 1 9 M L B D R A F T 35 2 0 2 0 B A S E B A L L M E D I A G U I D E 2019 PAC-12 MLB DRAFT DRAFT PICKS FOR ROUNDS 1-2, DAY ONE, (13) - Adley Rutschman, C, OSU - 1st round, 1st overall, Baltimore Orioles Andrew Vaughn, 1B, CAL - 1st round, 3rd overall, Chicago White Sox Hunter Bishop, OF, ASU - 1st round, 10th overall, San Francisco Giants Michael Toglia, 1B/OF, UCLA - 1st round, 23rd overall, Colorado Rockies Korey Lee, C, CAL - 1st round, 32nd overal, Houston Astros Cameron Cannon, SS, ARIZ - 2nd round, 43rd overall, Boston Red Sox Nick Quintana, 3B, ARIZ - 2nd round, 47th overall, Detroit Tigers Ryan Garcia, P, UCLA - 2nd round, 50th overall, Texas Rangers Ryne Nelson, P, ORE - 2nd round, 56th overall, Arizona Diamondbacks Beau Philip, SS, OSU - 2nd round, 60th overall, Atlanta Braves Chase Strumpf, 2B, UCLA - 2nd round, 64th overall, Chicago Cubs Alec Marsh, P, ASU - 2nd round, 70th overall, Kansas City Royals Kyle Stowers, OF, STAN - 2nd round, 71st overall, Baltimore Orioles DRAFT PICKS FOR ROUNDS 4-10, DAY TWO, (18) - Grant Gambrell, P, OSU - 3rd round, 80th overall, Kansas City Royals Spencer Steer, SS, ORE - 3rd round, 90th overall, Minnesota Twins Matt Fraizer, CF, ARIZ - 3rd round, 95th overall, Pittsburgh Pirates Ryan Kreidler, SS, UCLA - 4th round, 112th overall, Detroit Tigers Erik Miller, P, STAN - 4th round, 120th overall, Philadelphia Phillies Chris Clarke, P, USC - 4th round, 132nd overall, Chicago Cubs Nick Kahle, C, WASH - 4th round, 133rd overall, Milwaukee Brewers Jack Little, P, STAN - 5th round, 161st overall, Los Angeles Dodgers Josh Burgmann, P, WASH - 5th round, 162nd overall, Chicago Cubs Maverick Handley, C, STAN - 6th round, 168th overall, Baltimore Orioles Avery Weems, P, ARIZ - 6th round, 170th overall, Chicago White Sox Cameron Eden, SS, CAL - 6th round, 177th overall, Toronto Blue Jays Will Matthiesen, P, STAN - 6th round, 184th overall, Pittsburgh Pirates Blake Sabol, C, USC - 7th round, 214th overall, Pittsburgh Pirates Jack Ralston, P, UCLA - 7th round, 215th overall, St. Louis Cardinals Jared Horn, P, CAL - 7th round, 219th overall, Colorado Rockies Jeremy Ydens, OF, UCLA - 8th round, 243rd overall, Washington Nationals C.J. Stubbs, P, USC - 10th round, 316th overall, Houston Astros DRAFT PICKS FOR ROUNDS 11-40, DAY THREE, (39) - Andrew Daschbach, 1B, STAN - 11th round, 318th overall, Baltimore Orioles Connor Lunn, P, USC - 11th round, 335th overall, St. Louis Cardinals Oliver Dunn, 2B, UTAH - 11th round, 345th overall, New York Yankees Matthew Acosta, CF, USC - 12th round, 353rd overall, San Diego Padres Arman Sabouri, LHP, CAL - 12th round, 373rd overall, Milwaukee Brewers Justin Hooper, P, UCLA - 14th round, 409th overall, Kansas City Royals Chris Micheles, P, WASH - 14th round, 420th overall, Philadelphia Phillies Lyle Lin, C, ASU - 14th round, 422nd overall, Arizona Diamondbacks Carter Aldrete, 2B, ASU - 15th round, 446th overall, San Francisco Giants Connor Blair, RF, WASH - 15th round, 457th overall, Atlanta Braves Andrew Nardi, P, ARIZ - 16th round, 471st overall, Miami Marlins Jordan Jones, P, WASH - 16th round, 490th overall, Cleveland Indians A.J. Block, P, WSU - 17th round, 502nd overall, Detroit Tigers Brandon Wulff, OF, STAN - 17th round, 521st overall, Los Angeles Dodgers Brandon Eisert, P, OSU - 18th round, 537th overall, Toronto Blue Jays Austin Manning, P, USC - 19th round, 559th overall, Kansas City Royals Jack Stronach, 3B, UCLA - 21st round, 623rd overall, San Diego Padres Bryce Fehmel, P, OSU - 21st round, 626th overall, San Francisco Giants Rogelio Reyes, P, CAL - 22nd round, 659th overall, Minnesota Twins Andres Alvarez, SS, WSU - 22nd round, 664th overall, Pittsburgh Pirates Jakob Goldfard, C, ORE - 24th round, 710th overall, Chicago White Sox Duke Kinamon, SS, STAN - 24th round, 728th overall, Tampa Bay Rays Jake Pries, LF, UCLA - 24th round, 735th overall, New York Yankees Nate Hadley, P, UCLA - 25th round, 749th overall, Minnesota Twins Jonny Deluca, OF, ORE - 25th round, 761st overall , Los Angeles Dodgers Brandon McIlwain, CF, CAL - 26th round, 771st overall, Miami Marlins Kyle Molnar, P, UCLA - 26th round, 781st overall, Los Angeles Angels Tyler Malone, C, OSU - 27th round, 803rd overall, San Diego Padres Kenyon Yovan, P, ORE - 27th round, 811th overall, Los Angeles Angels Daniel Bakst, SS, STAN - 28th round, 857th overall, Boston Red Sox Dylan Pearce, P, OSU - 31st round, 935th overall, St. Louis Cardinals Danny Sinatro, CF, WSU - 32nd round, 971st overall, Los Angeles Dodgers Ben Baird, SS, WASH - 34th round, 1,025th overall, St. Louis Cardinals Randy Labaut, P, ARIZ - 35th round, 1,060th overall, Cleveland Indians Augue Sylk, P, USC - 38th round, 1,129th overall, Kansas City Royals Jake Hirabayashi, 3B, UCLA - 39th round, 1,169th overall, Minnesota Twins Ty Haselman, C, UCLA - 40th round, 1,211th overall, Los Angeles Dodgers Sam Romero, P, ASU - 40th round, 1,214th overall, Oakland Athletics Dillon Plew, 1B, WSU - 40th round, 1,216th overall, Houston Astros 2019 MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS SCHOOL-BY-SCHOOL TOTALS UCLA – 13 Stanford – 9 California – 7 Oregon State – 7 USC – 7 Arizona – 6 Washington – 6 Arizona State – 5 Oregon – 5 Washington State – 4 Utah – 1 2019 MLB DRAFT BY CONFERENCE SEC - 91 Pac-12 - 70 ACC - 69 Big 12 – 48 Big Ten – 42 2019 PAC-12 MLB DRAFT Seventy Pac-12 student-athletes were selected over three days of the 2019 MLB Draft, including Oregon State's Adley Rutschman being selected with the No. 1 overall pick by the Baltimore Orioles, giving the Conference an NCAA-best seven No. 1 overall draft picks all-time. The 70 Pac-12 selections are the most-ever for the Conference, breaking the previous record of 69 in 2011. For the eighth-straight year, all 11 league programs had at least one player drafted. Additionally, the Pac-12 averaged 6.36 student-athletes drafted per team, the best average of any conference. The Conference had three picks in the top 10 for the !rst time since 2006 with California's Andrew Vaughn being selected with the third pick and Arizona State's Hunter Bishop chosen with the 10th pick. UCLA's 13 selections are tied for the most of any school in the nation. After UCLA, Stanford had the second- most picks in the Pac-12 with nine, followed by California, Oregon State and USC with seven selections apiece. Oregon State catcher Adley Rutschman made history as the Beavers' !rst-ever No. 1 overall pick after he was selected by the Baltimore Orioles. The Pac-12 Player of the Year and Co-Defensive Player of the Year is the seventh Pac-12 player to go No. 1 overall, the most of any conference, and the !rst since Stanford's Mark Appel in 2013. Since 2011, !ve college players were selected with the top pick, and three of them have come from the Conference of Champions (Appel, 2013; UCLA's Gerrit Cole, 2011). Cal !rst baseman Andrew Vaughn also set a new Golden Bears' standard, becoming the highest selection in program history with the third overall pick by the Chicago White Sox. The previous high was in 2006 when Brandon Morrow went !fth overall. The Pac-12 also had the Nos. 1 and 3 picks in the 2011 draft. The league has had two of the top three picks four times (2019, 2011, 1991, 1978) in the history of the draft since 1965, the most of any other conference. Cal's catcher Korey Lee was also selected in the !rst round with the 32nd overall pick by the Houston Astros. It marked the !rst time in school history that multiple student-athletes were selected in the !rst round. Arizona State's Hunter Bishop, a native of Palo Alto, Calif., is heading back to his Bay Area home after he was selected with the 10th overall pick by the San Francisco Giants. He is the !rst Sun Devil to be selected in the !rst round since 2012 and the !rst to be chosen in the top 10 since 2009. UCLA's 13 total selections set a new program record and is tied with Vanderbilt for the most picks of any school in this year's draft. UCLA was the only team in the nation to have three student-athletes selected in the !rst two rounds of the draft. Junior !rst baseman Michael Toglia was the !rst-round selection (No. 23 overall) of the Colorado Rockies, while junior right-handed pitcher Ryan Garcia (No. 50 overall, Texas Rangers) and ju- nior second baseman Chase Strumpf (No. 64 overall, Chicago Cubs) were taken in the second round. It marks the second time in program history, and !rst since 1987, that UCLA has had three players selected in the !rst two rounds of the MLB Draft.