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313. Pittsburgh Pirates, Jack Carey, RHP, Duke.

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313. Pittsburgh Pirates, Jack Carey, RHP, Duke.

314. Texas Rangers, JoJo Blackman, OF, Escambia H.S., Fla.

315. Detroit Tigers, Josh Crouch, C, Central Florida.

316. Boston Red Sox, Niko Kavadas, 1B, Notre Dame.

317. Baltimore Orioles, Dylan Heid, RHP, Pitt.-Johnstown,

318. Arizona Diamondbacks, Tim Tawa, 2B, Stanford.

319. Kansas City Royals, Brennon McNair, SS, Magee H.S., Miss.

320. Colorado Rockies, Nic Kent, SS, Virginia.

321. Los Angeles Angels, Chase Silseth, RHP, Arizona

322. New York Mets, Rowdey Jordan, OF, Mississippi St.

323. Washington Nationals, Marc Davis, Florida SouthWestern State College

324. Seattle Mariners, William Fleming, RHP, Wake Forest.

325. Philadelphia Phillies, Andrew Baker, RHP, Chipola College.

326. San Francisco Giants, Donovan McIntyre, OF, Marian Catholic H.S.Ill.

327. Milwaukee Brewers, Roc Riggio, 2B, Thousand Oaks H.S., Calif.

328. Houston Astros, Chad Stevens, SS, Portland.

329. Miami Marlins, Jesse Bergin, RHP, UCLA.

330. Cincinnati Reds, Shawn Guilliams, RHP, Central Florida.

331. St. Louis Cardinals, Mack Chambers, SS, New Mexico.

332. Toronto Blue Jays, Trenton Wallace, LHP, Iowa.

333. New York Yankees, Jack Neely, RHP, Ohio St.

334. Chicago Cubs, Gage Ziehl, RHP, Penfield H.S. New York.

335. Chicago White Sox, Christian Edwards, RHP, Jacksonville St.

336. Cleveland Indians, Hunter Stanley, RHP, Southern Mississippi.

337. Atlanta Braves, Adam Shoemaker, LHP, St. Benedict Catholic SS, Ont.

338. Oakland Athletics, Eduardo Rivera, RHP, Colegio CADEST, PR.

339. Minnesota Twins, Brandon Birdsell, RHP, Texas Tech.

340. San Diego Padres, Ryan River, SS, UNC Pembroke.

341. Tampa Bay Rays, Sean Mullen, RHP, UCLA.

342. Los Angeles Dodgers, Justin Wrobleski, LHP, Oklahoma St.

343. Pittsburgh Pirates, Chazz Martinez, LHP, Orange Coast College.

344. Texas Rangers, Jackson Leath, RHP, Tennessee.

345. Detroit Tigers, Michael Rothenberg, C, Duke.

346. Boston Red Sox, Christopher Troye, RHP, UC Santa Barbara.

347. Baltimore Orioles, Justin Armbruester, RHP, New Mexico.

348. Arizona Diamondbacks, Davis Diaz. SS, Acalanes H.S., Calif.

349. Kansas City Royals, Tyson Guerrero, LHP, Washington.

350. Colorado Rockies, Mason Green, LHP, Cent. Missouri.

351. Los Angeles Angels, Mason Albright, IMG Academy, Fla.

352. New York Mets, Jack-Thomas Wold, 1B, UNLV.

353. Washington Nationals, Andrew Alvarez, RHP, Cal Poly.

354. Seattle Mariners, Corey Rosier, OF, UNC-Greensboro.

355. Philadelphia Phillies, T.J. Rumfield, 1B, Virginia Tech.

356. San Francisco Giants, Landen Roupp, RHP, UNC Wilmington.

357. Milwaukee Brewers, Caden Vire, LHP, Skyvies H.S. Wash.

358. Houston Astros, Rhett Kouba, RHP, Dallas Baptist.

359. Miami Marlins, Brandon White, RHP, Washington St.

360. Cincinnati Reds, Julian Aguiar, RHP, Cypress College.

361. St. Louis Cardinals, Chris Gerard, LHP, Virginia Tech.

362. Toronto Blue Jays, Riley Tirotta, 3B, Dayton.

363. New York Yankees, Ben Rice, C, Dartmouth.

364. Chicago Cubs, Teo Banks, OF, Permian H.S., Texas.

365. Chicago White Sox, Johnny Ray, RHP, TCU.

366. Cleveland Indians, Connor Kokx OF, Long Beach St.

367. Atlanta Braves, RHP, Illinois.

368. Oakland Athletics, Mitch Myers, RHP, Pittsburgh.

369. Minnesota Twins, Kyler Fedko, OF, Connecticut.

370. San Diego Padres, Marcus Castanon, 2B, UC Santa Barbara.

371. Tampa Bay Rays, Johnny Cuevas, RHP, College of Southern Nevada.

372. Los Angeles Dodgers, Ronan Kopp, LHP, South Mountain CC.

373. Pittsburgh Pirates, Owen Sharts, RHP, Nevada.

374. Texas Rangers, Thomas Ireland, LHP, Polk State College.

375. Detroit Tigers, Chris Myers, SS, Toledo.

376. Boston Red Sox, Zach Ehrhard, SS Wharton H.S., Fla.

377. Baltimore Orioles, Jacob teter, 1B, Florida Southern.

378. Arizona Diamondbacks, Josh Swales, RHP, College of Southern Nevada.

379. Kansas City Royals,Patrick Halligan, RHP, Pensacola St. College.

380. Colorado Rockies, E.J. Andrews, OF, Fresno St.

381. Los Angeles Angels, Mo Hanley, LHP, Adrian College.

382. New York Mets, Matt Rudick OF, San Diego St.

383. Washington Nationals, Mack Anglin, RHP, Clemson.

384. Seattle Mariners, Ben Ramirez, SS, USC.

385. Philadelphia Phillies, Jared Carr, OF, Shepherd Univ.

386. San Francisco Giants, Jared Dupere, OF, Northwestern.

387. Milwaukee Brewers, Quinton Low, RHP, Chatfield H.S., Colo.

388. Houston Astros, Kobe Kato, 2B, Arizona.

389. Miami Marlins, Chandler Jozwiak, LHP, Texas A&M.

390. Cincinnati Reds, Michael Trautwein, C, Northwestern.

391. St. Louis Cardinals, Hayes Heinecke, LHP, Wofford.

392. Toronto Blue Jays, Matt Svanson, RHP, Lehigh.

393. New York Yankees, Zachary Messinger, RHP, Virginia.

394. Chicago Cubs, Erian Rodriguez, RHP, Georgia Premier Academy, Ga.

395. Chicago White Sox, Cobey Smelley, C, Shelton State CC.

396. Cleveland Indians, Davis Sharpe, RHP, Clemson.

397. Atlanta Braves, Adam Zebrowski, C, St. John Fisher, Coll.

398. Oakland Athletics, Aaron Holiday, RHP, Old Dominion.

399. Minnesota Twins, David Festa, RHP, Seton Hall.

400. San Diego Padres, Kobe Robinson, RHP, Chattanooga St. CC.

401. Tampa Bay Rays, Bobby Seymour, 1B, Wake Forest.

402. Los Angeles Dodgers, Antonio Knowles, RHP, Florida St. College.

403. Pittsburgh Pirates, Braylon Bishop, OF, Arkansas H.S., Ark.

404. Texas Rangers, Tucker Mitchell C, State College of Florida Manatee – Sarasota (FL).

405. Detroit Tigers,RJ Petit, RHP, Charleston Southern.

406. Boston Red Sox, Jacob Webb, RHP, Miami University.

407. Baltimore Orioles, Daniel Lloyd, RHP, South Carolina.

408. Arizona Diamondbacks, Channy Ortiz, SS, Grand Canyon Univ.

409. Kansas City Royals, Caden Monke, LHP, Arkansas.

410. Colorado Rockies, Tyler Ras, RHP, Alabama.

411. Los Angeles Angels, Eric Torres, RHP, Kansas St.

412. New York Mets, Nathan Lavender, LHP, Illinois.

413. Washington Nationals, Erik Tolman, LHP, Arizona St.

414. Seattle Mariners, Andrew Moore, RHP, Chipola College.

415. Philadelphia Phillies, Jose Valadez, OF, Veterans Memorial H.S., Texas.

416. San Francisco Giants, Tyler Myrick, RHP, Florida International.

417. Milwaukee Brewers, Jace Avina, OF, Spanish Springs H.S., Nevada.

418. Houston Astros, Bryant Salgado, RHP, Oregon St.

419. Miami Marlins, Holt Jones, RHP, Kentucky.

420. Cincinnati Reds, Carter Rattfield, RHP, Clemson.

421. St. Louis Cardinals, Andre Granillo, RHP, UC Riverside

422. Toronto Blue Jays, Damiano Palmegiani, 3B, College of Southern Nevada.

423. New York Yankees, Sean Hermann, LHP, Durant H.S., Durant H.S., Fla.

424. Chicago Cubs, Frankie Scalzo, RHP, Grand Canyon University.

425. Chicago White Sox, Noah Owen, RHP, Golden West College.

426. Cleveland Indians, Trenton Denholm, RHP, UC Irvine.

427. Atlanta Braves, Caleb Durbin, SS, Washington U.

428. Oakland Athletics, Jonny Butler, OF, UC Irvine.

429. Minnesota Twins, Pierson Ohl, RHP, Grand Canyon Univesity.

430. San Diego Padres, RHP, UNC Wilmington.

431. Tampa Bay Rays, Antonio Menendez, RHP, Wake Forest.

432. Los Angeles Dodgers, Jordan Leasure, RHP, Tampa.

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