LIVE: Watch Day 2 of the MLB Draft

Even after the primary 70 picks got here off the board in an exciting Day 1 of the 2023 MLB Draftthere’s nonetheless tons of talent available at this time for Day 2, which covers Rounds 3-10. All eight rounds are being streamed stay proper now on MLB.com, with one minute between picks. Comply with alongside proper right here for round-by-round protection.

The Draft concludes with Rounds 11-20 on Tuesday, beginning at 2 p.m. ET, with no delay between picks, all heard on MLB.com.

Decide 1 (71st general), Nationals: Travis Sykora, RHP, Spherical Rock (Texas) HS (Ranked No. 40 on MLB Pipeline’s Draft Prospect checklist)
The Nats went bat-heavy on Day 1 with Dylan Crews and Yohandy Morales, and so they went to the pitching effectively to start Day 2. Sykora can contact 101 mph along with his plus-plus fastball and in addition showcases a plus splitter (uncommon for prep pitchers) and above-average slider. Standing at 6-foot-6, the right-hander has some projection remaining.

Decide 6 (76th general), Tigers: Paul Wilson, LHP, Lakeridge (Ore.) HS (No. 51)
Trevor Wilson pitched eight years within the Majors (seven with the Giants) after being an eighth-rounder in 1985. His son Paul sits 92-94 mph with a fastball that options nice carry up within the zone and performs off it effectively with an above-average energy curveball. He’ll grow to be probably the greatest lefties in a Detroit system that boasts just one southpaw amongst its top 30 prospects.

Decide 10 (eightieth general), D-backs: Jack Hurley, OF, Virginia Tech (No. 36)
Thought-about by MLB Pipeline to be the very best participant obtainable headed into Day 2, Hurley heads to Arizona — a system that is aware of find out how to develop outfielders — and brings plus pace and bettering energy to the desk. He had back-to-back seasons with an OPS above 1.000 for the Hokies in 2022 and ’23, and he moved again to middle area this spring, the place his wheels and instincts ought to serve him effectively in professional ball.

Decide 18 (88th general), Rays: Tre’ Morgan, 1B, LSU (No. 137)
Anybody who adopted LSU’s run to a Males’s School World Collection title ought to acknowledge Morgan, a possible plus-plus fielder who made an unimaginable catch on a security squeeze within the MCWS semis. The 20-year-old is the uncommon first baseman who’s hit over energy as he prioritizes contact over producing eye-popping exit velocities from the left facet. Morgan is the fifth LSU participant chosen by 88 picks.

Decide 21 (91st general), Mets: Nolan McLean, TWP, Oklahoma State (No. 97)
A 3rd-round decide of the Orioles final yr, McLean didn’t signal as a result of worries a couple of post-Draft MRI. He heads to the Mets in the identical spherical one yr later. The 6-foot-4 right-hander is a greater guess as a pitcher with a fastball as much as 98 and two good breakers in his curveball and slider, however he has loads of energy (with a propensity to swing and miss) as a hitter too.

Decide 22 (92nd general), Mariners: Teddy McGraw, RHP, Wake Forest (No. 84)
Main well being considerations have triggered McGraw to tumble after 2019 Tommy John surgical procedure and one other elbow problem saved him from pitching this spring, however he has first-round-level expertise. The 6-foot-3 right-hander sits 92-95 mph along with his fastball and affords two above-average offspeeds in a mid-80s sweeper and upper-80s change. He joins a Mariners group that is aware of find out how to get probably the most out of arms. Simply have a look at the rises of Bryce Miller and Bryan Woo this yr.

Decide 4 (a hundred and fifth general), Reds: Cole Schoenwetter, RHP, San Marcos (Calif.) HS (No. 43)
Make that 4 arms in 5 picks for Cincinnati, which boasted a bat-heavy system firstly of this course of. Schoenwetter, a 6-foot-3 right-hander dedicated to UC Santa Barbara, brings first rate 92-94 mph warmth to the Reds however stands out extra for his plus spike curve, a real swing-and-miss choice on the subsequent stage.

Decide 5 (106th general), Royals: Hunter Owen, LHP, Vanderbilt (No. 56)
With Blake Mitchell (No. 14) and Blake Wolters (No. 41) already in the mixthe Royals grabbed Owen to offer themselves three of MLB Pipeline’s High 60 prospects by 4 rounds. The 6-foot-6 southpaw missed time with arm fatigue this spring however confirmed a 92-94 mph fastball with good carry and a mid-80s slider that flashed plus. Owen struck out 76 in 64 innings in 2023 in his first season as a full-time starter.

Decide 16 (117th general), Giants: Maui Ahuna, SS, Tennessee (No. 48)
Ahuna hit .396/.479/.634 as a sophomore at Kansas, transferred to Tennessee and couldn’t fairly replicate these numbers as his strikeout charge climbed. There may be nonetheless rather a lot to love right here, beginning along with his 65-grade pace and stellar defensive chops on the grime, and San Francisco is banking on serving to the bat flip round, maybe beginning with tamping down Ahuna’s aggressive method.

Decide 20 (121st general), Blue Jays: Landen Maroudis, RHP, Calvary Christian (Fla.) HS (No. 72)
Calvary Christian boasts three pitchers ranked amongst MLB Pipeline’s high 150 prospects with Liam Peterson (No. 85) and Hunter Dietz (No. 141) nonetheless ready. Maroudis is the primary off the board, because of a fastball that may contact 96 and an above-average changeup. Supremely athletic at 6-foot-3, Maroudis additionally starred at brief within the prep ranks however might take off as he focuses on pitching.

Decide 21 (122nd general), Cardinals: Quinn Matthews, LHP, Stanford (No. 86)
Matthews sparked nationwide debate when he threw 156 pitches in a 16-strikeout, complete-game effort in a Tremendous Regionals win over Texas. From a stuff standpoint, the 6-foot-5 southpaw boasts an above-average fading changeup and sits within the low-90s along with his heater. A Nineteenth-round decide by the Rays final yr, Matthews jumped 15 rounds after returning to the Cardinal as a senior.

Decide 27 (128th general), Padres: Homer Bush Jr., OF, Grand Canyon (No. 94)
San Diego went to a quick runner from the prep ranks in Dillon Head at No. 25 general and provides a university outfielder with plus wheels three rounds later. Bush — son of the seven-year Main Leaguer of the identical title — hit .370/.478/.500 with extra walks than strikeouts as a junior this spring however lacks even common energy (two homers).