2020 Major League Baseball draft

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2020 Major League Baseball draft
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General information
Date(s)June 10–11, 2020
Location Secaucus, New Jersey
Omaha, Nebraska (original planned location)
Network(s) MLB Network
ESPN/ESPN2
ESPN Deportes
Overview
160 total selections in 5 rounds
First selection Spencer Torkelson
Detroit Tigers
First round selections37
←  2019
2021  →

The 2020 Major League Baseball draft took place on June 10 and 11, 2020. The draft assigned amateur baseball players to Major League Baseball (MLB) teams. The draft order was set based on the reverse order of the 2019 MLB season standings. In addition, compensation picks were distributed for players who did not sign from the 2019 MLB draft and for teams who lost qualifying free agents. [1] On March 26, 2020, MLB and the MLBPA reached a deal that included the option to shorten the draft to five rounds, and also shorten the 2021 draft to 20 rounds due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [2] In a plan to allow teams to sign an unlimited number of undrafted players for $20,000 each, MLB ultimately opted to shorten the 2020 draft to five rounds. [3] The draft was originally planned to be hosted live for the first time in Omaha, Nebraska, to accompany the since-cancelled 2020 College World Series. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the draft was instead held remotely from MLB Network's studios in Secaucus, New Jersey. [4] [5] [6] With sponsorship from T-Mobile, the event was officially the 2020 MLB Draft Presented by T-Mobile, [7] with ESPN providing live coverage for the first time since 2008, alongside MLB Network. [8]

Contents

The Detroit Tigers, who had the worst record of the 2019 MLB season, selected Spencer Torkelson with the first overall pick in the draft. [9] As punishment for their role in the sign stealing scandal, the Houston Astros forfeited their first- and second-round picks in the draft. [10] The Boston Red Sox also forfeited their second-round pick in the draft as punishment for their own sign-stealing violations. [11] Among the selected players, there were 41 who had played for the United States national baseball team [12] and 2 who had played for the Canada national baseball team. [13]

On September 18, 2020, the Chicago White Sox promoted Garrett Crochet to the major leagues, becoming the first MLB player in six years to reach the big leagues in the same year in which he was drafted. [14]

Draft selections

Key
All-Star
*Player did not sign

First round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
1 Spencer Torkelson Detroit Tigers Third baseman Arizona State
2 Heston Kjerstad Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Arkansas
3 Max Meyer Miami Marlins Pitcher Minnesota
4 Asa Lacy Kansas City Royals Pitcher Texas A&M
5 Austin Martin Toronto Blue Jays Shortstop Vanderbilt
6 Emerson Hancock Seattle Mariners Pitcher Georgia
7 Nick Gonzales Pittsburgh Pirates Second baseman New Mexico State
8 Robert Hassell San Diego Padres Outfielder Independence High School (TN)
9 Zac Veen Colorado Rockies Outfielder Spruce Creek High School (FL)
10 Reid Detmers Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Louisville
11 Garrett Crochet Chicago White Sox Pitcher Tennessee
12 Austin Hendrick Cincinnati Reds Outfielder West Allegheny Senior High School (PA)
13 Patrick Bailey San Francisco Giants Catcher NC State
14 Justin Foscue Texas Rangers Second baseman Mississippi State
15 Mick Abel Philadelphia Phillies Pitcher Jesuit High School (OR)
16 Ed Howard Chicago Cubs Shortstop Mount Carmel High School (IL)
17 Nick Yorke Boston Red Sox Second baseman Archbishop Mitty High School (CA)
18 Bryce Jarvis Arizona Diamondbacks Pitcher Duke
19 Pete Crow-Armstrong New York Mets Outfielder Harvard-Westlake School (CA)
20 Garrett Mitchell Milwaukee Brewers Outfielder UCLA
21 Jordan Walker St. Louis Cardinals Third baseman Decatur High School (GA)
22 Cade Cavalli Washington Nationals Pitcher Oklahoma
23 Carson Tucker Cleveland Indians Shortstop Mountain Pointe High School (AZ)
24 Nick Bitsko Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Central Bucks High School East (PA)
25 Jared Shuster Atlanta Braves Pitcher Wake Forest
26 Tyler Soderstrom Oakland Athletics Catcher Turlock High School (CA)
27 Aaron Sabato Minnesota Twins First baseman North Carolina
28 Austin Wells New York Yankees Catcher Arizona
29 Bobby Miller Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Louisville

Competitive Balance Round A

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
30 Jordan Westburg Baltimore Orioles Shortstop Mississippi State
31 Carmen Mlodzinski Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher South Carolina
32 Nick Loftin Kansas City Royals Shortstop Baylor
33 Slade Cecconi Arizona Diamondbacks Pitcher Miami
34 Justin Lange San Diego Padres Pitcher Llano High School (TX)
35 Drew Romo Colorado Rockies Catcher The Woodlands High School (TX)
36 Tanner Burns Cleveland Indians Pitcher Auburn
37 Alika Williams Tampa Bay Rays [Trades 1] Shortstop Arizona State

Second round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
38 Dillon Dingler Detroit Tigers Catcher Ohio State
39 Hudson Haskin Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Tulane
40 Dax Fulton Miami Marlins Pitcher Mustang High School (OK)
41Ben Hernandez Kansas City Royals Pitcher De La Salle Institute (IL)
42 CJ Van Eyk Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher Florida State
43 Zach DeLoach Seattle Mariners Outfielder Texas A&M
44 Jared Jones Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher La Mirada High School (CA)
45 Owen Caissie San Diego Padres Outfielder Notre Dame Secondary School (ON)
46 Chris McMahon Colorado Rockies Pitcher Miami
47 Jared Kelley Chicago White Sox Pitcher Refugio High School (TX)
48 Christian Roa Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Texas A&M
49 Casey Schmitt San Francisco Giants Third baseman San Diego State
50 Evan Carter Texas Rangers Outfielder Elizabethton High School (TN)
51 Burl Carraway Chicago Cubs Pitcher Dallas Baptist
52 J. T. Ginn New York Mets Pitcher Mississippi State
53 Freddy Zamora Milwaukee Brewers Shortstop Miami
54 Masyn Winn St. Louis Cardinals Shortstop/Pitcher Kingwood High School (TX)
55 Cole Henry Washington Nationals Pitcher LSU
56 Logan Allen Cleveland Indians Pitcher Florida International
57 Ian Seymour Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Virginia Tech
58 Jeff Criswell Oakland Athletics Pitcher Michigan
59Alerick Soularie Minnesota Twins Outfielder Tennessee
60 Landon Knack Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher East Tennessee State

Competitive Balance Round B

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
61 Kyle Nicolas Miami Marlins Pitcher Ball State
62 Daniel Cabrera Detroit Tigers Outfielder LSU
63 Tink Hence St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Watson Chapel High School (AR)
64 Connor Phillips Seattle Mariners [Trades 2] Pitcher McLennan Community College
65Jackson Miller Cincinnati Reds Catcher J. W. Mitchell High School (FL)
66 Clayton Beeter Los Angeles Dodgers [Trades 3] Pitcher Texas Tech

Compensatory round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
67Nick Swiney San Francisco Giants [Compensation 1] Pitcher NC State
68Jimmy Glowenke San Francisco Giants [Compensation 2] Shortstop Dallas Baptist
69 Isaiah Greene New York Mets [Compensation 3] Outfielder Corona High School (CA)
70 Alec Burleson St. Louis Cardinals [Compensation 4] Outfielder East Carolina
71Sammy Infante Washington Nationals [Compensation 5] Shortstop Monsignor Edward Pace High School (FL)
72 Alex Santos Houston Astros [Compensation 6] Pitcher Mount Saint Michael Academy (NY)

Third round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
73Trei Cruz Detroit Tigers Shortstop Rice
74Anthony Servideo Baltimore Orioles Shortstop Ole Miss
75 Zach McCambley Miami Marlins Pitcher Coastal Carolina
76 Tyler Gentry Kansas City Royals Outfielder Alabama
77 Trent Palmer Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher Jacksonville
78 Kaden Polcovich Seattle Mariners Second baseman Oklahoma State
79Nick Garcia Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Chapman
80 Cole Wilcox San Diego Padres Pitcher Georgia
81 Sam Weatherly Colorado Rockies Pitcher Clemson
82David Calabrese Los Angeles Angels Outfielder St. Elizabeth Catholic High School (ON)
83Adisyn Coffey Chicago White Sox Pitcher Wabash Valley
84 Bryce Bonnin Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Texas Tech
85 Kyle Harrison San Francisco Giants Pitcher De La Salle High School (CA)
86 Tekoah Roby Texas Rangers Pitcher Pine Forest High School (FL)
87 Casey Martin Philadelphia Phillies Shortstop Arkansas
88Jordan Nwogu Chicago Cubs Outfielder Michigan
89 Blaze Jordan Boston Red Sox Third baseman DeSoto Central High School (MS)
90Liam Norris Arizona Diamondbacks Pitcher Green Hope High School (NC)
91Anthony Walters New York Mets Shortstop San Diego State
92Zavier Warren Milwaukee Brewers Catcher Central Michigan
93Levi Prater St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Oklahoma
94 Holden Powell Washington Nationals Pitcher UCLA
95 Petey Halpin Cleveland Indians Outfielder Mira Costa High School (CA)
96Hunter Barnhart Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher St. Joseph High School (CA)
97 Jesse Franklin V Atlanta Braves Outfielder Michigan
98 Michael Guldberg Oakland Athletics Outfielder Georgia Tech
99 Trevor Hauver New York Yankees Second baseman Arizona State
100Jake Vogel Los Angeles Dodgers Outfielder Huntington Beach High School (CA)
101Tyler Brown Houston Astros Pitcher Vanderbilt

Fourth round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
102 Gage Workman Detroit Tigers Third baseman Arizona State
103 Coby Mayo Baltimore Orioles Third baseman Stoneman Douglas High School (FL)
104 Jake Eder Miami Marlins Pitcher Vanderbilt
105Christian Chamberlain Kansas City Royals Pitcher Oregon State
106 Nick Frasso Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher Loyola Marymount
107Tyler Keenan Seattle Mariners Third baseman Ole Miss
108Jack Hartman Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Appalachian State
109Levi Thomas San Diego Padres Pitcher Troy
110Case Williams Colorado Rockies Pitcher Douglas County High School (CO)
111 Werner Blakely Los Angeles Angels Shortstop Detroit Edison High School (MI)
112Kade Mechals Chicago White Sox Pitcher Grand Canyon
113Mac Wainwright Cincinnati Reds Outfielder St. Edward High School (OH)
114 R. J. Dabovich San Francisco Giants Pitcher Arizona State
115Dylan MacLean Texas Rangers Pitcher Central Catholic High School (OR)
116Carson Ragsdale Philadelphia Phillies Pitcher South Florida
117 Luke Little Chicago Cubs Pitcher San Jacinto College North
118Jeremy Wu-Yelland Boston Red Sox Pitcher Hawaii
119A. J. Vukovich Arizona Diamondbacks Third baseman East Troy High School (WI)
120Matthew Dyer New York Mets Catcher Arizona
121 Joey Wiemer Milwaukee Brewers Outfielder Cincinnati
122Ian Bedell St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Missouri
123Brady Lindsly Washington Nationals Catcher Oklahoma
124Milan Tolentino Cleveland Indians Shortstop Santa Margarita High School (CA)
125Tanner Murray Tampa Bay Rays Shortstop UC Davis
126 Spencer Strider Atlanta Braves Pitcher Clemson
127 Dane Acker Oakland Athletics Pitcher Oklahoma
128 Marco Raya Minnesota Twins Pitcher United South High School (TX)
129 Beck Way New York Yankees Pitcher Northwest Florida State
130Carson Taylor Los Angeles Dodgers Catcher Virginia Tech
131Zach Daniels Houston Astros Outfielder Tennessee

Fifth round

PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
132 Colt Keith Detroit Tigers Third baseman Biloxi High School (MS)
133 Carter Baumler Baltimore Orioles Pitcher Dowling Catholic High School (IA)
134 Kyle Hurt Miami Marlins Pitcher USC
135 Will Klein Kansas City Royals Pitcher Eastern Illinois
136Zach Britton Toronto Blue Jays Outfielder Louisville
137 Taylor Dollard Seattle Mariners Pitcher Cal Poly
138Logan Hofmann Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Northwestern State
139Jagger Haynes San Diego Padres Pitcher West Columbus High School (NC)
140Jack Blomgren Colorado Rockies Shortstop Michigan
141 Adam Seminaris Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Long Beach State
142 Bailey Horn Chicago White Sox Pitcher Auburn
143 Joe Boyle Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Notre Dame
144 Ryan Murphy San Francisco Giants Pitcher Le Moyne
145 Thomas Saggese Texas Rangers Shortstop Carlsbad High School (CA)
146Baron Radcliff Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Georgia Tech
147Koen Moreno Chicago Cubs Pitcher Panther Creek High School (NC)
148Shane Drohan Boston Red Sox Pitcher Florida State
149 Brandon Pfaadt Arizona Diamondbacks Pitcher Bellarmine
150 Eric Orze New York Mets Pitcher New Orleans
151Hayden Cantrelle Milwaukee Brewers Shortstop Louisiana
152LJ Jones St. Louis Cardinals Outfielder Long Beach State
153 Mitchell Parker Washington Nationals Pitcher San Jacinto College North
154Mason Hickman Cleveland Indians Pitcher Vanderbilt
155Jeff Hakanson Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Central Florida
156 Bryce Elder Atlanta Braves Pitcher Texas
157Stevie Emanuels Oakland Athletics Pitcher Washington
158 Kala'i Rosario Minnesota Twins Outfielder Waiakea High School (HI)
159 Gavin Stone Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Central Arkansas
160 Shay Whitcomb Houston Astros Shortstop UC San Diego

Summary

Selections by school and conference or state/province

Conference/StateRound 1CB Round ARound 2CB Round BComp RoundRound 3Round 4Round 5Total
High school baseball states
Arkansas 000100001
Arizona 100000001
California 3010141111
Colorado 000000101
Florida 100111105
Georgia 100000001
Hawaii 000000011
Illinois 101000002
Iowa 000000011
Michigan 000000101
Mississippi 000001012
New York 000010001
North Carolina 000001023
Ohio 000000101
Oklahoma 001000001
Ontario 001001002
Oregon 100000102
Pennsylvania 200000002
Tennessee 101000002
Texas 022000105
Wisconsin 000000101
NCAA Division I baseball conferences
American 001010215
ACC 6140122416
ASUN 000001001
Big 12 110103219
Big Ten 102002016
Big West 000000235
C-USA 001001002
MAC 000101002
MW 001000001
OVC 000000011
Pac-12 3100024212
SEC 6351054226
SoCon 001000001
Southland 000000033
Sun Belt 000001214
WCC 000000101
WAC 101011105
NCAA Division II baseball conferences
CCAA 000000011
GLVC 000000011
NE10 000000011
NCAA Division III baseball conferences
SCIAC 000001001
NJCAA baseball conferences
GRAC000001001
NTJCAC 000100001
Panhandle 000000101
SJCC 000000112

Selections by position

PositionRound 1CB Round ARound 2CB Round BComp RoundRound 3Round 4Round 5Total
Pitcher 114154214172087
Catcher 3111013010
First base 100000001
Second base 200002004
Third base 201001419
Shortstop 4320243422
Outfield 6051273428

Schools with multiple draft selections

SelectionsColleges
5 Arizona State
4 Michigan, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt
3 Louisville, U. of Miami, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Texas A&M
2 Arizona, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Dallas Baptist, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Long Beach State, LSU, NC State, Ole Miss, San Diego State, San Jacinto College North, Texas Tech, UCLA, Virginia Tech

Notes

Compensation picks
  1. ↑ Compensation pick for the Arizona Diamondbacks signing Madison Bumgarner [18]
  2. ↑ Compensation pick for the Atlanta Braves signing Will Smith [18]
  3. ↑ Compensation pick for the Philadelphia Phillies signing Zack Wheeler [18]
  4. ↑ Compensation pick for the Atlanta Braves signing Marcell Ozuna [18]
  5. ↑ Compensation pick for the Los Angeles Angels signing Anthony Rendon [18]
  6. ↑ Compensation pick for the New York Yankees signing Gerrit Cole [18]
Trades
  1. ↑ Rays acquired José Martínez, Randy Arozarena, and the 37th pick from the St. Louis Cardinals for Matthew Liberatore, Edgardo Rodriguez, and the 63rd pick. [15]
  2. ↑ Mariners acquired Adam Hill and the 64th pick from the Milwaukee Brewers for Omar Narváez. [16]
  3. ↑ Dodgers acquired Brusdar Graterol, Luke Raley and the 66th pick from the Minnesota Twins for Kenta Maeda, Jaír Camargo, and cash. [17]

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