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ROUND 29: Brennan Price, RHP 6'9", 265, R/R, Felician University (Rutherford, New Jersey) Hometown: Middlesex, New Jersey DOB: 07/15/1995 (jdrusnak.wordpress.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Brennan Price Felician University Bio

ROUND 28: Andrew Vernon, RHP 6'4", 232, R/R, North Carolina Central University (Durham, North Carolina) Hometown: Raleigh, North Carolina DOB: 01/17/1994 (nccueaglepride.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Andrew Vernon NCCU Bio Andrew Vernon is first ever NCCU MLB draft pick

ROUND 27: Nick Cain, RF 6'4", 215, R/R, Faulkner University (Montgomery, Alabama) Hometown: Xenia, Ohio DOB: 09/02/1993 (faulknereagles.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Nick Cain 2015–16 Stats

ROUND 26: Nick Roscetti, SS 6'3", 190, R/R, University of Iowa (Iowa City, Iowa) Hometown: Sherman, Illinois DOB: 11/06/1993 (blackheartgoldpants.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Nick Roscetti Bio - Hawkeye Sports

ROUND 25: Blake Lillis, LHP 6'3", 180, L/L, St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Overland Park, Kansas) Hometown: Overland Park, Kansas DOB: 03/10/1998 (prepbaseballreport.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS:

ROUND 24: Michael Gonzalez, RHP 6'1", 190, R/R, Norwalk High School (Norwalk, Connecticut) Hometown: Norwalk, Connecticut DOB: 07/22/1998 (stamfordadvocate.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Norwalk High's Gonzalez drafted by Brewers in 24th round

ROUND 23: Ronnie Gideon, 1B 6'3", 240, R/R, Texas A&M (College Station, Texas) Hometown: Hallsville, Texas DOB: 09/20/1994 (Texas A&M) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Ronnie Gideon - Texas A&M University Athletics

ROUND 22: Cam Roegner, LHP 6'6", 210, L/L, Bradley University (Peoria, Illinois) Hometown: Beloit, Wisconsin DOB: 06/19/1993 (ncaa.com) (bradleyscout.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Cameron Roegner Bradley Braves Bio Cameron Roegner pitches Bradley to MVC title game; No. 12 DBU eliminated Beloit's Roegner attends Brewers game as new member of organization (includes video interview)

ROUND 21: Nathan Rodriguez, C 5'10", 185, R/R, Cypress College (Cypress, California) Hometown: Yorba Linda, California DOB: 09/30/1995 (Perfect Game) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Nathan Rodriguez - Cypress College Athletics

ROUND 20: Jared Horn, RHP 6'4", 220, R/R, Vintage High School (Napa, California) Hometown: Napa, California DOB: 07/21/1998 (Student Sports - flickr) (Baseball America) SCOUTING REPORT: MLB.com Rank: 34 Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Slider: 45 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 50 | Overall: 50 Napa, in Northern California, is known more for producing wine than baseball players. Horn, a strong, athletic right-hander from Vintage High School, could change all of that. Horn has been on radar screens for a while, but really saw his stock soar as the spring progressed. While other intriguing prep arms in California have been inconsistent, Horn has been impressive on a regular basis. The 6-foot-3 righty has some serious power stuff, headlined by a fastball that has consistently been up to 94-96 mph this spring. He throws two breaking balls, with the curve a bit ahead of the slider. Throwing from a higher slot, he gets under the slider at times, but when he stays on top of it, it can be a nasty out pitch. His changeup is a bit behind, but is a viable option. In addition to his stuff, scouts love the Cal commit's competitiveness and the football mentality -- he was also his high school's quarterback -- he brings to the mound. That should help him maximize his formidable raw stuff and fly off the board as early as the first round. LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Jared Horn, RHP Potential future ace Jared Horn remains firm in his commitment to Cal Baseball… Potential future ace Jared Horn remains firm in his commitment to Cal Baseball, not drafted in MLB Draft Day 1 Vintage's Horn drafted in 20th round, but won't be signing with Brewers

ROUND 19: Zachary Clark, CF 6'2", 200, R/R, Pearl River Community College (Poplarville, Mississippi) Hometown: Springfield, Louisiana DOB: 12/05/1995 (Pearl River Community College) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Zachary Clark Pearl River CC Bio

ROUND 18: Cooper Hummel, C 5'10", 185, S/R, University of Portland (Portland, Oregon) Hometown: Lake Oswego, Oregon DOB: 11/28/1994 (Portland Pilots) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Cooper Hummel U. of Portland Bio

ROUND 17: Weston Wilson, 3B 6'3", 195, R/R, Clemson University (Clemson, South Carolina) Hometown: High Point, North Carolina DOB: 09/11/1994 (clemsontigers.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Weston Wilson Clemson Bio

ROUND 16: Louie Crow, RHP 6'2", 160, R/R, Buena Park High School (Buena Park, California) Hometown: Fullerton, California DOB: 07/06/1998 (Prospect Pipeline) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: (posted July 9, 2015) (posted March 19, 2016)

ROUND 15: Scott Serigstad, RHP 6'1", 190, R/R, Cal State Fullerton (Fullerton, California) Hometown: Placentia, California DOB: 11/02/1994 (Los Angeles Times) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Scott Serigstad Cal State Fullerton Bio Pirates sweep to repeat state title

ROUND 14: Gabriel García, C 6'3", 185, R/R, Broward College (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Hometown: Coamo, Puerto Rico DOB: 12/16/1997 (@basegab77) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Gabriel García Profile and Stats (njcaa.org)

ROUND 13: Thomas Jankins, RHP 6'3", 200, R/R, Quinnipiac University (Hamden, Connecticut) Hometown: West Brookfield, Massachusetts DOB: 07/02/1995 (quinnipiacbobcats) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Quinnipiac Athletics Thomas Jankins Bio QU Baseball's Thomas Jankins Selected in 13th Round of MLB Draft by Milwaukee Brewers MLB Draft: Hopedale's Ian Strom, West Brookfield's Thomas Jankins top area picks

ROUND 12: Trever Morrison, SS 6'0", 180, L/R, Oregon State University (Corvallis, Oregon) Hometown: Bothell, Washington DOB: 04/21/1995 (statesmanjournal.com) SCOUTING REPORT: MLB.com Rank: 116 Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 30 | Run: 55 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45 In his bio on the Oregon State website, Morrison lists former Beaver infielder Darwin Barney as his favorite athlete. As a three-year starter at OSU who has the chance to stay up the middle, seeing Morrison follow a Barney-like career path isn't out of the question. Morrison is a fairly athletic middle infielder who has performed well at a major college program, all things that should serve him well in the Draft. Some feel he'll hit enough to be an everyday player, with a worst-case scenario being a future as a super-utility type, one who has already shown the ability to play the outfield. With good footwork and a decent arm, it would pay to send him out as a shortstop and let him show if he can't stay there. Morrison is lumped in with other college performer middle infield types, with his left-handedness at the plate something that sets him apart. Barney was taken in the fourth round of the 2007 Draft; Morrison could hear his name called by then as well. LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Trever Morrison, SS Trever Morrison, Oregon State Beavers shortstop, to miss rest of regular season with hand injury

ROUND 11: Chad McClanahan, 3B 6'5", 200, L/R, Brophy Jesuit Prep School (Phoenix, Arizona) Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona DOB: 12/22/1997 (power-showcase.com) SCOUTING REPORT: MLB.com Rank: 122 Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 50 | Run: 40 | Arm: 55 | Field: 40 | Overall: 45 It's a down year for Draft talent in Arizona this year, with just one player -- ASU's Bobby Dalbec -- cracking the top 100. McClanahan might be the best high schooler in the state, one who impressed early on when there were general managers aplenty going to see amateur games during Spring Training. The big corner infielder came back down to earth a little bit, but his name was generating some decent top few rounds buzz as the Draft approached. The 6-foot-5 left-handed hitter has a ton of offensive projection and already has a good feel to hit with knowledge of where the barrel of the bat needs to be. He's shown in-game power during his senior year and there should be more as he fills out his frame and adds strength. A solid athlete who also played football, McClanahan has a solid arm at third, though most see a move to first base in his future. He might be athletic enough to handle left field. The biggest question regarding McClanahan might be his signability. The Phoenix native is committed to Arizona State and it was believed that it might be tough to lure him away from heading to campus. LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Chad McClanahan, 3B Chad McClanahan - 9th Annual Power Showcase Home Run Derby Will the Milwaukee Brewers entice Brophy's Chad McClanahan away from ASU?

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ROUND 10: Blake Fox, LHP 6'4", 225, L/L, Rice University (Houston, Texas) Hometown: Bellaire, Texas DOB: 06/17/1993 (Baseball America) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Blake Fox Blake Fox Bio: Rice University Video: Rice Pitcher Blake Fox Is Sly! Rice's Blake Fox Unveils An All-Time Great Pickoff Move This Rice pitcher's pickoff move is so slick it should be patented

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ROUND 9: Trey York, 2B 6'2", 190, R/R, East Tennessee State (Johnson City, Tennessee) Hometown: Knoxville, TN DOB: 04/04/1994 (Johnson City Press) (etsubucs.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Trey York Bio: East Tennessee State Bearden graduate Trey York drafted in ninth round by Brewers

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ROUND 8: Francisco Thomas, SS 6'1", 204, S/R, Osceola Senior High School (City, Florida) Hometown: Kissimmee, Florida DOB: 08/27/1998 (Perfect Game) SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game Francisco Thomas Perfect Game Profile (Insider content provided by Patrick Ebert of PerfectGame.org) 161. Francisco Thomas, ss/3b, Osceola HS B-R, 6-2/195, Carolina, Puerto Rico College Commitment: San Diego State Thomas is from Carolina, Puerto Rico and his parents still live on the island but Thomas has played in the summers with FTB Tucci in Central Florida and attended Osceola High School in that part of the state this year. He has some middle infield athleticism, including a very strong throwing arm, but will likely play third base at the next level, where he will be a solid defender. Thomas is a switch-hitter with very good raw bat speed and power potential from the left side and a shorter, more line drive approach righthanded. He was one of four Puerto Ricans that participated in last summer’s Perfect Game All-American Classic along with Luis Curbelo, Mario Feliciano and Alexis Torres. LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Francisco Thomas Aztecs land highly-rated shortstop prospect Francisco Thomas - Prospect Select Baseball