2013 Major League Baseball draft

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2013 Major League Baseball draft
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General information
Date(s)June 6–8, 2013
Location Secaucus, New Jersey
Network(s) MLB Network
Overview
1,216 total selections
First selection Mark Appel
Houston Astros
First round selections39
←  2012
2014  →

The 2013 Major League Baseball draft was held from June 6 through June 8, 2013. [1] The first two rounds were broadcast from Studio 42 of the MLB Network in Secaucus, New Jersey.

Contents

Each team received one selection per round, going in reverse order of the 2012 MLB season final standings. In addition, teams could receive compensation draft picks if they had made a qualifying offer to a free agent player from their team, and the player rejected the offer and signed with another team. [2]

Draft order

The Washington Nationals, Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers, and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim all surrendered their first round picks by signing players who had received and rejected qualifying offers from their previous teams: Rafael Soriano, [3] B. J. Upton, [4] Kyle Lohse, [5] and Josh Hamilton, [6] respectively. The Cleveland Indians, whose first round pick was protected as it fell in the top ten, lost their second round pick and a pick in the sandwich round between the second and third rounds for signing two players who received qualifying offers: Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn. [7]

All-Star/All-MLB Team
*Player did not sign

First round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
1 Mark Appel Houston Astros Right-handed pitcher Stanford
2 Kris Bryant Chicago Cubs Third baseman San Diego
3 Jon Gray Colorado Rockies Right-handed pitcher Oklahoma
4 Kohl Stewart Minnesota Twins Right-handed pitcher St. Pius X High School (TX)
5 Clint Frazier Cleveland Indians Outfielder Loganville High School (GA)
6 Colin Moran Miami Marlins Third baseman North Carolina
7 Trey Ball Boston Red Sox Left-handed pitcher New Castle High School (IN)
8 Hunter Dozier Kansas City Royals Shortstop Stephen F. Austin
9 Austin Meadows Pittsburgh Pirates [Compensation 1] Outfielder Grayson High School (GA)
10 Phil Bickford * Toronto Blue Jays Right-handed pitcher Oaks Christian School (CA)
11 Dominic Smith New York Mets First baseman Serra High School (CA)
12 D. J. Peterson Seattle Mariners Third baseman New Mexico
13 Hunter Renfroe San Diego Padres Outfielder Mississippi State
14 Reese McGuire Pittsburgh Pirates Catcher Kentwood High School (WA)
15 Braden Shipley Arizona Diamondbacks Right-handed pitcher Nevada
16 J. P. Crawford Philadelphia Phillies Shortstop Lakewood High School (CA)
17 Tim Anderson Chicago White Sox Shortstop East Central CC (MS)
18 Chris Anderson Los Angeles Dodgers Right-handed pitcher Jacksonville
19 Marco Gonzales St. Louis Cardinals Left-handed pitcher Gonzaga
20 Jonathon Crawford Detroit Tigers Right-handed pitcher Florida
21 Nick Ciuffo Tampa Bay Rays Catcher Lexington High School (SC)
22 Hunter Harvey Baltimore Orioles Right-handed pitcher Bandys High School (NC)
23 Chi Chi Gonzalez Texas Rangers Right-handed pitcher Oral Roberts
24 Billy McKinney Oakland Athletics Outfielder Plano West High School (TX)
25 Christian Arroyo San Francisco Giants Shortstop Hernando High School (FL)
26 Eric Jagielo New York Yankees Third baseman Notre Dame
27 Phillip Ervin Cincinnati Reds Outfielder Samford

Compensatory round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
28 Rob Kaminsky St. Louis Cardinals [Compensation 2] Left-handed pitcher Saint Joseph Regional High School (NJ)
29 Ryne Stanek Tampa Bay Rays [Compensation 3] Right-handed pitcher Arkansas
30 Travis Demeritte Texas Rangers [Compensation 4] Shortstop Winder-Barrow High School (GA)
31 Jason Hursh Atlanta Braves [Compensation 5] Right-handed pitcher Oklahoma State
32 Aaron Judge New York Yankees [Compensation 6] Outfielder Fresno State
33 Ian Clarkin New York Yankees [Compensation 7] Left-handed pitcher James Madison High School (CA)

Competitive Balance Round A

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
34 Sean Manaea Kansas City Royals Left-handed pitcher Indiana State
35 Matt Krook * Miami Marlins [Trades 1] Left-handed pitcher St. Ignatius College Prep (CA)
36 Aaron Blair Arizona Diamondbacks Right-handed pitcher Marshall
37 Josh Hart Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Parkview High School (GA)
38 Michael Lorenzen Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher Cal State Fullerton
39 Corey Knebel Detroit Tigers [Trades 2] Right-handed pitcher Texas

Other notable selections

RoundPickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
240 Andrew Thurman Houston Astros Right-handed pitcher UC Irvine
241 Rob Zastryzny Chicago Cubs Left-handed pitcher Missouri
242 Ryan McMahon Colorado Rockies Third baseman Mater Dei High School (CA)
243 Ryan Eades Minnesota Twins Right-handed pitcher LSU
244 Trevor Williams Miami Marlins Right-handed pitcher Arizona State
246 Cody Reed Kansas City Royals Left-handed pitcher Northwest Mississippi Community College
250 Dustin Peterson San Diego Padres Shortstop Gilbert High School (AZ)
252 Justin Williams Arizona Diamondbacks Shortstop Terrebonne High School (LA)
253 Andrew Knapp Philadelphia Phillies Catcher California
254 Devin Williams Milwaukee Brewers Right-handed pitcher Hazelwood West High School (MO)
255 Tyler Danish Chicago White Sox Right-handed pitcher Durant High School (FL)
257 Oscar Mercado St. Louis Cardinals Shortstop Gaither High School (FL)
261 Chance Sisco Baltimore Orioles Catcher Santiago High School (CA)
262 Akeem Bostick Texas Rangers Right-handed pitcher West Florence High School (SC)
263 Dillon Overton Oakland Athletics Left-handed pitcher Oklahoma
264 Ryder Jones San Francisco Giants Third baseman Watauga High School (NC)
265 Víctor Caratini Atlanta Braves Catcher Miami Dade College
271 Chad Pinder Oakland Athletics Shortstop Virginia Tech
273 Colby Suggs Miami Marlins Right-handed pitcher Arkansas
375 Jacob Hannemann Chicago Cubs Outfielder Brigham Young
377 Sam Moll Colorado Rockies Left-handed pitcher Memphis
378 Stuart Turner Minnesota Twins Catcher Ole Miss
380 Ben DeLuzio * Miami Marlins Shortstop The First Academy (FL)
383 Patrick Murphy Toronto Blue Jays Right-handed pitcher Hamilton High School (AZ)
385 Tyler O'Neill Seattle Mariners Outfielder Garibaldi Secondary School (BC)
387 JaCoby Jones Pittsburgh Pirates Outfielder LSU
388 Daniel Palka Arizona Diamondbacks First baseman Georgia Tech
389 Cord Sandberg Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Manatee High School (FL)
390 Barrett Astin Milwaukee Brewers Right-handed pitcher Arkansas
391 Jacob May Chicago White Sox Outfielder Coastal Carolina
392 Brandon Dixon Los Angeles Dodgers Third baseman Arizona
393 Mike Mayers St. Louis Cardinals Right-handed pitcher Ole Miss
395 Keynan Middleton Los Angeles Angels Right-handed pitcher Lane Community College
398 Stephen Tarpley Baltimore Orioles Left-handed pitcher Scottsdale Community College
3100 Ryon Healy Oakland Athletics First baseman Oregon
4109 Jordan Patterson Colorado Rockies Outfielder South Alabama
4110 Stephen Gonsalves Minnesota Twins Left-handed pitcher Cathedral Catholic High School (CA)
4111 Kyle Crockett Cleveland Indians Left-handed pitcher Virginia
4116 L. J. Mazzilli New York Mets Second baseman Connecticut
4122 Taylor Williams Milwaukee Brewers Right-handed pitcher Kent State
4124 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers First baseman/outfielder Hamilton High School (AZ)
4128 Kean Wong Tampa Bay Rays Second baseman Waiakea High School (HI)
4129 Jonah Heim Baltimore Orioles Catcher Amherst Central High School (NY)
4130 Isiah Kiner-Falefa Texas Rangers Shortstop Mid-Pacific Institute (HI)
4131 Dylan Covey Oakland Athletics Right-handed pitcher San Diego
4134 Tyler Wade New York Yankees Shortstop Murrieta Valley High School (CA)
4135 Ben Lively Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher UCF
4136 Nick Pivetta Washington Nationals Right-handed pitcher New Mexico Junior College
5137 Tony Kemp Houston Astros Second baseman Vanderbilt
5140 Aaron Slegers Minnesota Twins Right-handed pitcher Indiana
5142 Chad Wallach Miami Marlins Catcher Cal State Fullerton
5143 Corey Littrell Boston Red Sox Left-handed pitcher Kentucky
5147 Jack Reinheimer Seattle Mariners Shortstop East Carolina
5156 Buck Farmer Detroit Tigers Right-handed pitcher Georgia Tech
5157 Kyle McGowin Los Angeles Angels Right-handed pitcher Savannah State
5158 Johnny Field Tampa Bay Rays Second baseman Arizona
5161 Bobby Wahl Oakland Athletics Right-handed pitcher Ole Miss
5162 Dan Slania San Francisco Giants Right-handed pitcher Notre Dame
5166 Austin Voth Washington Nationals Right-handed pitcher Washington
6167 Jacob Nottingham Houston Astros Catcher Redlands High School (CA)
6169 Dom Núñez Colorado Rockies Third baseman Elk Grove High School (CA)
6170 Brian Navarreto Minnesota Twins Catcher Arlington Country Day School (FL)
6174 Luke Farrell Kansas City Royals Right-handed pitcher Northwestern
6175 Matthew Boyd Toronto Blue Jays Left-handed pitcher Oregon State
6178 Trevor Gott San Diego Padres Right-handed pitcher Kentucky
6179 Adam Frazier Pittsburgh Pirates Shortstop Mississippi State
6182 Garrett Cooper Milwaukee Brewers First baseman Auburn
6184 Jacob Rhame Los Angeles Dodgers Right-handed pitcher Grayson College
6190 Sam Wolff Texas Rangers Right-handed pitcher New Mexico
6191 Kyle Finnegan Oakland Athletics Right-handed pitcher Texas State
6195 Zack Weiss Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher UCLA
7204 Kyle Bartsch Kansas City Royals Left-handed pitcher South Alabama
7205 Conner Greene Toronto Blue Jays Right-handed pitcher Santa Monica High School (CA)
7207 Tyler Olson Seattle Mariners Left-handed pitcher Gonzaga
7208 Jake Bauers San Diego Padres First baseman Marina High School (CA)
7220 Nick Gardewine Texas Rangers Right-handed pitcher Kaskaskia College
7224 Nick Rumbelow New York Yankees Right-handed pitcher LSU
7225 Tyler Mahle Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher Westminster High School (CA)
8235 Kendall Graveman Toronto Blue Jays Right-handed pitcher Mississippi State
8237 Tyler Smith Seattle Mariners Shortstop Oregon State
8240 Brad Keller Arizona Diamondbacks Right-handed pitcher Flowery Branch High School (GA)
8244 Kyle Farmer Los Angeles Dodgers Catcher Georgia
8246 Zac Reininger Detroit Tigers Right-handed pitcher Hill College
8247 Nate Smith Los Angeles Angels Left-handed pitcher Furman
8248 Roel Ramírez Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher United South High School (TX)
8249 Trey Mancini Baltimore Orioles First baseman Notre Dame
8253 Kyle Wren Atlanta Braves Outfielder Georgia Tech
9259 Pat Valaika Colorado Rockies Shortstop UCLA
9260 Mitch Garver Minnesota Twins Catcher New Mexico
9261 Thomas Pannone Cleveland Indians Left-handed pitcher College of Southern Nevada
9263 Kyle Martin Boston Red Sox Right-handed pitcher Texas A&M
9265 Chad Girodo Toronto Blue Jays Left-handed pitcher Mississippi State
9269 Chad Kuhl Pittsburgh Pirates Right-handed pitcher Delaware
9278 Austin Pruitt Tampa Bay Rays Right-handed pitcher Houston
10288 Zack Godley Chicago Cubs Right-handed pitcher Tennessee
10289 Mike Tauchman Colorado Rockies Outfielder Bradley
10296 Luis Guillorme New York Mets Shortstop Coral Springs Charter School (FL)
10297 Emilio Pagán Seattle Mariners Right-handed pitcher Belmont Abbey College
10299 Shane Carle Pittsburgh Pirates Right-handed pitcher Long Beach State
10300 Jimmie Sherfy Arizona Diamondbacks Right-handed pitcher Oregon
10303 Brad Goldberg Chicago White Sox Right-handed pitcher Ohio State
10309 Austin Wynns Baltimore Orioles Catcher Fresno State
10314 Tyler Webb New York Yankees Left-handed pitcher South Carolina
10315 Daniel Wright Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher Arkansas State
11321 Adam Plutko Cleveland Indians Right-handed pitcher UCLA
11323 Carlos Asuaje Boston Red Sox Shortstop Nova Southeastern
11336 Chad Green Detroit Tigers Right-handed pitcher Louisville
11339 Steven Brault Baltimore Orioles Left-handed pitcher Regis
11341 Lou Trivino Oakland Athletics Right-handed pitcher Slippery Rock (PA)
12355 Tim Mayza Toronto Blue Jays Left-handed pitcher Millersville University of Pennsylvania
12356 Jeff McNeil New York Mets Second baseman Long Beach State
13382 J. T. Riddle Miami Marlins Second baseman Kentucky
13399 Jimmy Yacabonis Baltimore Orioles Right-handed pitcher Saint Joseph's
14410 Zack Granite Minnesota Twins Outfielder Seton Hall
14420 Steve Hathaway Arizona Diamondbacks Left-handed pitcher Franklin Pierce University
14428 Jaime Schultz Tampa Bay Rays Right-handed pitcher High Point
14429 Mike Yastrzemski Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Vanderbilt
14434 Caleb Smith New York Yankees Left-handed pitcher Sam Houston State
15437 James Farris * Houston Astros Right-handed pitcher Arizona
15460 Cody Ege Texas Rangers Left-handed pitcher Louisville
15463 Matt Marksberry Atlanta Braves Left-handed pitcher Campbell
16472 Tyler Kinley Miami Marlins Right-handed pitcher Barry University
16474 Kevin McCarthy Kansas City Royals Right-handed pitcher Marist
16475 Danny Jansen Toronto Blue Jays Catcher Appleton West High School (WI)
17507 Paul Fry Seattle Mariners Left-handed pitcher St. Clair County Community College
17521 Jaycob Brugman Oakland Athletics Outfielder Brigham Young
18554 Dustin Fowler New York Yankees Outfielder West Laurens High School (GA)
19573 Adam Engel Chicago White Sox Outfielder Louisville
20594 Glenn Sparkman Kansas City Royals Right-handed pitcher Wharton County Junior College
22651 Ben Heller Cleveland Indians Right-handed pitcher Olivet Nazarene University
22661 Mark Leiter Jr. Philadelphia Phillies Right-handed pitcher NJIT
22662 Johnny Davis Milwaukee Brewers Outfielder West Los Angeles College
22665 Luke Voit St. Louis Cardinals Catcher Missouri State
22675 Layne Somsen Cincinnati Reds Right-handed pitcher South Dakota State
23699 Stefan Crichton Baltimore Orioles Right-handed pitcher Texas Christian University
24716 Matt Brill * New York Mets Right-handed pitcher Moline High School (IL)
24724 José De León Los Angeles Dodgers Right-handed pitcher Southern
25757 Alan Busenitz Los Angeles Angels Right-handed pitcher Kennesaw State
27816 Joe Mantiply Detroit Tigers Left-handed pitcher Virginia Tech
27819 Donnie Hart Baltimore Orioles Left-handed pitcher Texas State
28835 Matt Dermody Toronto Blue Jays Left-handed pitcher Iowa
28852

Dusten Knight

San Francisco Giants Right-handed pitcher Texas–Pan American
29871 Cavan Biggio * Philadelphia Phillies Shortstop St. Thomas High School (TX)
29878 Hunter Wood Tampa Bay Rays Right-handed pitcher Howard College
30895 Rowdy Tellez Toronto Blue Jays First baseman Elk Grove High School (CA)
30910 Joe Palumbo Texas Rangers Left-handed pitcher St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School (NY)
31945 Andrew Benintendi * Cincinnati Reds Outfielder Madeira High School (OH)
32954 Mike Shawaryn * Kansas City Royals Right-handed pitcher Gloucester Catholic High School (NJ)
33977 Tyler White Houston Astros Third baseman Western Carolina
33991 Harrison Musgrave * Philadelphia Phillies Left-handed pitcher West Virginia
351,037 Kacy Clemens * Houston Astros Right-handed pitcher Memorial High School (TX)
351,056 A. J. Puk * Detroit Tigers Left-handed pitcher Washington High School (IA)
361,095 Taylor Hearn * Cincinnati Reds Left-handed pitcher San Jacinto College
361,094 Nestor Cortés Jr. New York Yankees Left-handed pitcher Hialeah Senior High School (FL)
371,114 Justin Dunn * Los Angeles Dodgers Right-handed pitcher The Gunnery (CT)
381,129 Scott Moss * Colorado Rockies Left-handed pitcher DeLand High School (FL)
401,216 Shaun Anderson * Washington Nationals Right-handed pitcher American Heritage School (FL)

Notes

Compensation picks
  1. ↑ Compensation pick for failing to sign Mark Appel in the 2012 Major League Baseball Draft
  2. ↑ Compensation pick for the Milwaukee Brewers signing Kyle Lohse
  3. ↑ Compensation pick for the Atlanta Braves signing B. J. Upton
  4. ↑ Compensation pick for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim signing Josh Hamilton
  5. ↑ Compensation pick for the Cleveland Indians signing Michael Bourn
  6. ↑ Compensation pick for the Cleveland Indians signing Nick Swisher
  7. ↑ Compensation pick for the Washington Nationals signing Rafael Soriano
Traded picks
  1. ↑ The Marlins acquired the 35th overall selection, and Gorkys Hernández from the Pirates in exchange for Gaby Sánchez, and Kyle Kaminska on July 31, 2012. [8]
  2. ↑ The Tigers acquired the 39th overall pick, Aníbal Sánchez, and Omar Infante from the Marlins in exchange for Brian Flynn, Rob Brantly, and Jacob Turner on July 23, 2012. [9]

NCAA investigation

The Philadelphia Phillies selected college juniors Ben Wetzler of Oregon State University in the fifth round and Jason Monda of Washington State University in the sixth round of the draft. Both entered into negotiations with the Phillies with the help of a financial adviser, which is against National Collegiate Athletic Association rules. Both also chose to return to college for their senior year. The Phillies reported Wetzler and Monda to the NCAA, which cleared Monda and suspended Wetzler for the first 11 games of the college season. [10] [11]

Player notes

Kyle Crockett, the Cleveland Indians fourth round pick out of the University of Virginia, was promoted to the Indians on May 16, 2014. This made Crockett the first 2013 draftee to reach the major leagues. [12]

Marco Gonzales, the St. Louis Cardinals' first round pick, made his MLB debut on June 25, 2014. This made Gonzales the first 2013 first round pick to reach the major leagues. [13]

Nate Orf, who went undrafted out of Baylor University in 2013, signed with the Milwaukee Brewers for $500 and worked his way up through their farm system, making his MLB debut with them on July 2, 2018. His first hit two days later turned out to be the game-winning home run and he was carried back out by his teammates for a curtain call. [14]

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  14. ↑ "Undrafted Nate Orf carried out for curtain call by Brewers teammates after first MLB home run". CBSSports.com. Retrieved July 5, 2018.
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