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Mize at 1, Bart at 2, Bohm at 3. Draft going as expected with multiple four letter last names off of the board.

Yah, not a huge fan of Larnach at 21. He needs to hit to have any value at the big league level, and there are some questions about his pitch recognition. Also doesn't really fit into the Brewers' MO of up the middle athletes.

I'd still take Hiura. Adell is fascinating, but still has a much higher chance to flame out at some point. Given that Hiura is still more of a sure thing, and a really good sure thing at that, the pick is the same.

I'll go with Noah Naylor.

My guess is Segovia up or Grisham down. Orimoloye has had a really rough past couple of weeks.

https://2080baseball.com/2018/06/2018-mlb-mock-draft-final/ 2080 Baseball has the Brewers taking Jordyn Adams.

OF Carlos Belonis has been released from the Mudcats' roster.

If it's the same as last year, 4 minutes between picks in the first round and then 1 minute for rounds 2-10. The last BA mock draft has the Brewers taking Swaggerty.

Here is my final aggregate draft prospect ranking. This includes data from 13 different sources, both public and behind paywall, including Perfect Game, Baseball America, Prep Baseball Report, MLB Pipeline and more. I do not include the individual rankings due to the paywalls. Only one mock draft is used, each of the other 12 are pure rankings. For the Perfect Game and Baseball America lists, I stopped at 200 in order not to distort the top end of the rankings. This list is updated through this morning. "High Rank" refers to the highest ranking given to the player by any of the 13 sources. Brewers picks are bolded. [pre]Rank Name Position Level School High Rank 1 Casey Mize RHP D1 Auburn 1 2 Nick Madrigal 2B/SS D1 Oregon State 2 3 Matthew Liberatore LHP HS Mountain Ridge HS (AZ) 1 4 Jarred Kelenic OF HS Waukesha West HS (WI) 2 5 Alec Bohm 3B D1 Wichita State 2 6 Travis Swaggerty OF D1 South Alabama 2 7 Joey Bart C D1 Georgia Tech 3 8 Carter Stewart RHP HS Eau Gallie HS (FL) 2 9 Brady Singer RHP D1 Florida 2 10 Cole Winn RHP HS Orange Lutheran (CA) 7 11 Jonathan India 3B D1 Florida 5 12 Logan Gilbert RHP D1 Stetson 8 13 Shane McClanahan LHP D1 South Florida 3 14 Ryan Weathers LHP HS Loretto HS (TN) 7 15 Nolan Gorman 3B HS O'Connor HS (AZ) 7 16 Kumar Rocker RHP HS North Oconee HS (GA) 6 17 Ryan Rolison LHP D1 Mississippi 3 18 Brice Turang SS HS Santiago HS (CA) 11 19 Jackson Kowar RHP D1 Florida 14 20 Mason Denaburg RHP HS Merritt Island HS (FL) 7 21 Connor Scott OF/LHP HS Plant HS (FL) 16 22 Ethan Hankins RHP HS Forsyth Central HS (GA) 10 23 Cole Wilcox RHP HS Heritage HS (GA) 8 24 Trevor Larnach OF D1 Oregon State 10 25 Noah Naylor C/3B HS-CAN St. Joan of Arc Catholic SS (ON) 14 26 Triston Casas 1B HS American Heritage School (FL) 20 27 Anthony Seigler C HS Cartersville HS (GA) 22 28 Alek Thomas OF HS Mount Carmel HS (IL) 17 29 Jeremy Eierman SS D1 Missouri State 16 30 Jordan Groshans 3B/SS HS Magnolia HS (TX) 14 31 Xavier Edwards SS HS North Broward Prep (FL) 17 32 Jordyn Adams OF HS Green Hope HS (NC) 19 33 Nick Schnell OF HS Roncalli HS (IN) 9 34 Sean Hjelle RHP D1 Kentucky 19 35 J.T. Ginn RHP HS Brandon HS (MS) 20 36 Mike Siani OF HS Penn Charter School (PA) 22 37 Steele Walker OF D1 Oklahoma 29 38 Nico Hoerner SS/2B D1 Stanford 21 39 Jake McCarthy CF D1 Virginia 20 40 Jeremiah Jackson SS HS St. Luke's Episcopal School (AL) 23 41 Kris Bubic LHP D1 Stanford 30 42 Grayson Rodriguez RHP HS Central Heights HS (TX) 22 43 Will Banfield C HS Brookwood HS (GA) 28 44 Jameson Hannah OF D1 Dallas Baptist 20 45 Seth Beer 1B D1 Clemson 31 46 Greyson Jenista OF/1B D1 Wichita State 27 47 Lenny Torres Jr. RHP HS Beacon HS (NY) 34 48 Adam Kloffenstein RHP HS Magnolia HS (TX) 22 49 Tristan Pompey OF D1 Kentucky 15 50 Griffin Conine OF D1 Duke 29 51 Blaine Knight RHP D1 Arkansas 33 52 Tristan Beck RHP D1 Stanford 15 53 Griffin Roberts RHP D1 Wake Forest 27 54 Owen White RHP HS Carson HS (NC) 31 55 Daniel Lynch LHP D1 Virginia 22 56 Tim Cate LHP D1 Connecticut 35 57 Nander De Sedas SS HS Montverde Academy (FL) 23 58 Tanner Dodson RHP/OF D1 California 42 59 Parker Meadows OF HS Grayson HS (GA) 35 60 Joe Gray Jr. OF HS Hattiesburg HS (MS) 40 61 Matt McLain SS/2B HS Beckman HS (CA) 39 62 Konnor Pilkington LHP D1 Mississippi State 30 63 Kyler Murray OF D1 Oklahoma 14 64 Kyle Isbel OF D1 Nevada-Las Vegas 43 65 Zach Watson OF D1 Louisiana State 39 66 Gunnar Hoglund RHP HS Fivay HS (FL) 49 67 Slade Cecconi RHP HS Trinity Prep (FL) 24 68 Jake Wong RHP D1 Grand Canyon 59 69 Cadyn Grenier SS D1 Oregon State 46 70 Grant Lavigne 1B/3B HS Bedford HS (NH) 47 71 Nick Decker OF HS Seneca HS (NJ) 51 72 Jonathan Ornelas SS HS Kellis HS (AZ) 48 73 Tyler Frank SS/2B D1 Florida Atlantic 42 74 Luken Baker 1B D1 Texas Christian 52 75 Austin Becker RHP HS Big Walnut HS (OH) 45 76 Osiris Johnson SS/OF HS Encinal HS (CA) 37 77 Lyon Richardson RHP HS Jensen Beach HS (FL) 45 78 Josh Breaux RHP/C JC McLennan JC (TX) 63 79 Braxton Ashcraft RHP HS Robinson HS (TX) 58 80 Elijah Cabell OF HS TNXL Academy (FL) 55 81 Ryder Green OF HS Knoxville Christian Academy (TN) 65 82 Simeon Woods-Richardson RHP/3B HS Kempner HS (TX) 46 83 Colton Eastman RHP D1 Cal State Fullerton 67 84 Aaron Hernandez RHP D1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 67 85 Raynel Delgado 3B/SS HS Calvary Christian Academy (FL) 56 86 Zack Hess RHP D1 Louisiana State 60 87 Grant Little OF D1 Texas Tech 44 88 Durbin Feltman RHP D1 Texas Christian 41 89 Steven Gingery LHP D1 Texas Tech 70 90 Nick Northcut 3B/RHP HS Mason HS (OH) 54 91 Garrett Wade LHP HS Hartselle HS (AL) 44 92 Trey Riley RHP JC John A. Logan JC (IL) 61 93 Chandler Champlain RHP HS Santa Margarita Catholic HS (CA) 58 94 Cal Raleigh C D1 Florida State 53 95 DaShawn Keirsey Jr. OF D1 Utah 63 96 Kyle Bradish RHP D1 New Mexico State 43 97 Kam Guangorena C HS St. John Bosco HS (CA) 75 98 Alex McKenna OF D1 Cal Poly 77 99 Jayson Schroeder RHP HS Juanita HS (WA) 66 100 Jaden Hill RHP HS Ashdown HS (AR) 66 101 Cole Sands RHP D1 Florida State 60 102 Sean Wymer RHP D1 Texas Christian 73 103 Dylan Coleman RHP D1 Missouri State 44 104 Matt Mercer RHP D1 Oregon 64 105 Richie Palacios SS D1 Towson 59 106 Jonathan Childress LHP HS Forney HS (TX) 66 107 Mitchell Kilkenny RHP D1 Texas A&M 82 108 Hogan Harris LHP D1 Louisiana-Lafayette 90 109 Blaze Alexander SS HS IMG Academy (FL) 74 110 Adam Hill RHP D1 South Carolina 72 111 Dominic Pipkin RHP HS Pinole Valley HS (CA) 64 112 Gage Canning OF D1 Arizona State 67 113 Landon Marceaux RHP HS Destrehan HS (LA) 65 114 Nick Sandlin RHP D1 Southern Mississippi 65 115 Bren Spillane 1B/OF D1 llinois 60 116 Jeremy Pena SS D1 Maine 81 117 Alfonso Rivas III OF/1B D1 Arizona 86 118 Brett Hansen LHP HS Foothill HS (CA) 47 119 Trey Dillard RHP JC San Jacinto JC (TX) 69 120 Jake Irvin RHP D1 Oklahoma 76 121 D.J. Artis OF D1 Liberty 80 122 Isaiah Campbell RHP D1 Arkansas 73 123 Kendall Logan Simmons 3B/SS HS Tattnall Square Academy (GA) 79 124 Adam Wolf LHP D1 Louisville 52 125 Aaron Ashby LHP JC Crowder JC (MO) 100 126 Grant Koch C D1 Arkansas 71 127 Brennen Davis OF HS Basha HS (AZ) 84 128 Terrin Vavra 3B D1 Minnesota 76 129 Nick Dunn 2B D1 Maryland 81 130 Josiah Gray RHP D2 Le Moyne 92 131 Luke Heimlich LHP D1 Oregon 44 132 Mason Englert RHP/SS HS Forney HS (TX) 92 133 Jonathan Stiever RHP D1 Indiana 78 134 Luke Bartnicki LHP HS Walton HS (GA) 39 135 Kerry Wright RHP HS Montverde Academy (FL) 115 136 Austin Wells C HS Bishop Gorman HS (NV) 70 137 Jake Mangum OF D1 Mississippi State 75 138 Cody Deason RHP D1 Arizona 74 139 Owen Sharts RHP HS Simi Valley HS (CA) 70 140 Jonathan Bowlan RHP D1 Memphis 69 141 Jackson Goddard RHP D1 Kansas 96 142 Hugh Smith RHP D3 Whitworth 71 143 Isaiah Carranza RHP D2 Azusa Pacific (CA) 101 144 Carlos Cortes OF D1 South Carolina 74 145 Charles Mack SS/3B/C HS Williamsville East HS (NY) 118 146 Max Marusak OF HS Amarillo HS (TX) 62 147 Josh Stowers OF D1 Louisville 97 148 C.J. Willis C HS Ruston HS (LA) 86 149 Reid Schaller RHP D1 Vanderbilt 71 150 Lawrence Butler OF HS Westlake HS (GA) 89 151 Brett Kinneman OF D1 North Carolina State 104 152 Brandon Williamson LHP JC North Iowa Area JC 91 153 Ryan Jeffers C D1 UNC Wilmington 81 154 Joey Gerber RHP D1 llinois 104 155 Grant Witherspoon OF D1 Tulane 89 156 Noah Song RHP D1 Navy 103 157 Garrett McDaniels LHP HS Pee Dee Academy (SC) 89 158 Jason Bilous RHP D1 Coastal Carolina 90 159 Blake Rivera RHP JC Wallace State JC (AL) 100 160 John Rooney LHP D1 Hofstra 116 161 J.P. Gates LHP/1B HS Nature Coast Tech HS (FL) 102 162 Frank German RHP D1 North Florida 92 163 Justin Jarvis RHP HS Lake Norman HS (NC) 80 164 Drew Rom LHP HS Highlands HS (KY) 98 165 Nolan Kingham RHP D1 Texas 100 166 Jack Neely RHP HS Churchill HS (TX) 101 167 Micah Bello OF HS Hilo HS (HI) 121 168 Taj Bradley RHP HS Redan HS (GA) 117 169 Ryan Feltner RHP D1 Ohio State 123 170 Brandon Dieter SS/RHP HS South Hills HS (CA) 113 171 Austin Bergner RHP D1 North Carolina 65 172 Davis Martin RHP D1 Texas Tech 119 173 Ryley Gilliam RHP D1 Clemson 103 174 Adam Hackenberg C HS Miller School (VA) 54 175 Jacob Campbell C HS Craig HS (WI) 109 176 Korey Holland OF HS Langham Creek HS (TX) 117 177 Seth Halvorsen RHP/OF HS Heritage Christian Academy (MN) 107 178 Kody Clemens INF D1 Texas 84 179 William English RHP HS Western International HS (MI) 112 180 Nick Meyer C D1 Cal Poly 105 181 Bryce Montes de Oca RHP D1 Missouri 111 182 Ty Madden RHP HS Cypress Ranch HS (TX) 123 183 Braydon Fisher RHP HS Clear Falls HS (TX) 81 184 Addison Barger SS/C HS King HS (FL) 115 185 Niko Decolati 3B/OF D1 Loyola Marymount 64 186 J.T. Schwartz SS/3B HS Corona Del Mar HS (CA) 126 187 Ford Proctor SS D1 Rice 124 188 Sean Guilbe SS/3B HS Berks Catholic HS (PA) 124 189 Zack Haake RHP D1 Kentucky 100 190 Robert Neustrom OF D1 Iowa 132 191 Bo Blessie RHP HS Lee HS (TX) 62 192 Drew Rasmussen RHP D1 Oregon State 69 193 Brandon Howlett 3B HS Jenkins HS (FL) 54 194 Austin Cox LHP D1 Mercer 73 195 Paul Richan RHP D1 San Diego 150 196 Noah Davis RHP D1 UC Santa Barbara 116 197 Nick Lee RHP D1 Louisiana-Lafayette 85 198 Ethan Reed RHP HS Aliso Niguel HS (CA) 94 199 Tyler Holton LHP D1 Florida State 95 200 Justin Wrobleski LHP HS Sequoyah HS (GA) 86 201 Steve Hajjar LHP HS Central Catholic (MA) 115 202 Eric Cole OF D1 Arkansas 73 203 Jack Perkins RHP HS Kokomo HS (IN) 96 204 Tarik Skubal LHP D1 Seattle 127 205 Cory Acton 3B/2B/OF HS American Heritage School (FL) 147 206 Michael Byrne RHP D1 Florida 49 207 Riley Thompson RHP D1 Louisville 124 208 Andrew Moritz OF D1 UNC Greensboro 143 209 Kyle Datres 3B D1 North Carolina 150 210 Ryan Olenek OF/2B D1 Mississippi 112 211 Sam Bordner RHP D1 Louisville 129 212 Cole Roederer OF HS Hart HS (CA) 161 213 Brandon Neeck LHP HS Horace Greeley HS (NY) 156 214 Ryan Weiss RHP D1 Wright State 159 215 Bryce Bush 3B/1B HS De La Salle Collegiate HS (MI) 89 216 Hayden Jones C HS Carroll HS (IN) 111 217 Mateo Gil SS HS Timber Creek HS (TX) 76 218 Mason Montgomery LHP HS Leander HS (TX) 83 219 Jake Mulholland LHP D1 Oregon State 84 220 Devlin Granberg OF D1 Dallas Baptist 85 221 Michael Plassmeyer LHP D1 Missouri 131 222 Erik Tolman LHP HS El Toro HS (CA) 90 223 John Malcom 1B HS Detroit Country Day HS (MI) 119 224 Kingston Liniak OF HS Mission Hills HS (CA) 160 225 Cole Henry RHP HS Florence HS (AL) 138 226 Nick Sprengel LHP D1 San Diego 93 227 Andrew Quezada RHP D1 Cal State Fullerton 132 228 Nick Fortes C/1B D1 Mississippi 115 229 Hunter Feduccia C D1 Louisiana State 106 230 Johnny Aiello 3B D1 Wake Forest 137 231 Levi Kelly RHP HS IMG Academy (FL) 167 232 Joe DeMers RHP D1 Washington 118 233 Brian Eichhorn RHP D1 Georgia Southern 131 234 Cody Morris RHP D1 South Carolina 142 235 Jimmy Herron OF D1 Duke 165 236 Luke Heyer 3B D1 Kentucky 123 237 Jonathan Heasley RHP D1 Oklahoma State 124 238 Adam Scott LHP D1 Wofford 126 239 Caleb Kilian RHP D1 Texas Tech 128 240 Preston Hartsell OF HS Corona Del Mar HS (CA) 130 241 Blair Henley RHP D1 Texas 133 242 Kyle Luckham RHP HS El Dorado HS (CA) 143 243 Brendan Donovan INF/OF D1 South Alabama 135 244 Kendrick Calilao OF HS The First Academy (FL) 137 245 Ethan Smith RHP HS Mount Juliet HS (TN) 137 246 Brandon Birdsell RHP HS Conroe HS (TX) 138 247 Antoine Duplantis OF D1 Louisiana State 139 248 Franco Aleman RHP HS Alonso HS (FL) 140 249 J.J. Schwarz 1B/C D1 Florida 152 250 Deacon Liput SS/2B D1 Florida 149 251 Edgar Gonzalez RHP D1 Fresno State 160 252 Michael Flynn RHP D1 Arizona 182 253 Jawuan Harris OF D1 Rutgers 176 254 Vinny Tosti OF HS Mater Dei HS (CA) 159 255 Colby Gomes RHP HS Millard West HS (NE) 161 256 Daniel Bies RHP D1 Gonzaga 162 257 Zach Linginfelter RHP D1 Tennessee 166 258 Jared Poland 2B/3B/RHP HS Cathedral HS (IN) 170 259 Jarren Duran 2B D1 Long Beach State 170 260 Josh Winder RHP D1 VMI 170 261 P.J. Hilson OF/RHP HS Nettleton HS (AR) 171 262 Sean Chandler RHP JC Iowa Western CC 172 263 Nick Pogue RHP HS Eau Gallie HS (FL) 175 264 Andrew Perez LHP D1 South Florida 176 265 Brett Finnel RHP HS Woodcrest Christian (CA) 179 266 Andrew Eyster OF JC Santa Fe JC (FL) 179 267 Charlie Cerny RHP D1 Illinois-Chicago 180 268 Ryan Cusick RHP HS Avon Old Farms HS (CT) 188 269 Tyler Ras RHP/OF HS Middletown North HS (NJ) 188 270 Will Ripoll RHP HS Curtis Christian HS (LA) 183 271 Adrian Del Castillo C HS Gulliver Schools (FL) 194 272 J.J. Montgomery RHP D1 Central Florida 184 273 Jon Olsen RHP D1 UCLA 184 274 Wesley Clarke C HS Liberty Christian Academy (VA) 187 275 Eric Cerantola RHP HS-CAN Holy Trinity Catholic SS (ON) 189 276 R.J. Freure RHP D1 Pittsburgh 189 277 Patrick Raby RHP D1 Vanderbilt 190 278 Thad Ward RHP D1 Central Florida 192 279 Zaid Walker OF HS Homewood-Flossmoor HS (IL) 193 280 Jacob Maton RHP HS Glenwood HS (IL) 194 281 Brandon Lockridge OF D1 Troy 194 282 Owen Miller SS D1 Illinois State 195 283 Kaleb Hill LHP HS Watson Chapel HS (AR) 197 284 Aidan Maldonado RHP HS Rosemount HS (MN) 198 285 Carter Lohman LHP HS Hamilton Southeastern HS (IN) 199 286 Jonah Davis OF D1 California 200 287 Lency Delgado SS HS Doral Academy Charter HS (FL) 200 288 Cesar Salazar C D1 Arizona 200[/pre]

Also, Cadyn Grenier of Oregon State was good enough to push Nick Madrigal to 2B full time and he can hit a little, too. I'd be happy with him at 60 or 73 as well.

I really like Osiris Johnson, high schooler out in California. Can pick it in the dirt and also happens to be one of the youngest players in the draft. Doesn't turn 18 until November, I think. Would be more than fine with him at 60 or 73.

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ROUND 40 (1205th overall): Wes Clarke, C (Photo: John Whittle) Height: 6'3 Weight: 200 B/T: R/R School: Liberty Christian Academy (VA) Year: HS Senior Hometown: Forest, VA DOB: 10/13/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Clarke popped up on the draft radar this spring as an extremely physical, very athletic prospect with some power in his righthanded bat. He's a catcher now and is expected to continue behind the plate at South Carolina, but some scouts are wary of his below average arm strength and are therefore hesitant to project him behind the plate at the professional level. He does have the athleticism to potentially play the outfield, though the arm strength would likely limit him to left field. There is pretty significant power from the right side as well, and while the bat is raw now, the hope is that he'll develop as a hitter to where the power will play frequently in games. Prep Baseball Report: Clarke is 6-3 with a projectable athletic frame that he can still add to. Hits from the right side from an athletic stance, short leg kick stride on line, smooth load back, good rhythm to his swing. Explosive hips and good balance to swing. Quick hands, quick to ball, works uphill through it with good extension. Has a line drive swing with a lot of power potential, ball carries well, showed ability to use who field in BP, slight pull approach in game, exit velocity was 94. Behind the plate, sways quietly, soft hands receiving, presents a very good strike, quick into his blocks. Quick, clean exchange, throws from a high three-quarters arm slot, short loose arm action, yanks head some at release. Pop times were 1.94-2.01 and position velocity was 78, showed some accuracy with his throws. Home to first was 4.56. LINKS:

ROUND 39 (1175th overall): Caleb Marquez, C (Photo: Prep Baseball Report) Height: 6'3 Weight: 240 B/T: R/R School: Blue Springs HS (MO) Year: HS Senior Hometown: DOB: 12/22/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America: Marquez is also a football prospect as a tight end. He's an athletic catcher who needs plenty of reps behind the plate, but has above-average athleticism for the position. LINKS: A dream realized: Wildcats’ Marquez finally has name called in MLB Draft

ROUND 38 (1145th overall): Aidan Maldonado, RHP (Photo: Prep Baseball Report) Height: 6'0 Weight: 170 B/T: R/R School: Rosemount HS (MN) Year: HS Senior Hometown: Rosemount, MN DOB: 5/27/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: A bit of a lesser-known prospect who plays his high school ball in a state where the snow didn't completely melt until early May in some parts, Maldonado has some serious arm speed with big-time velocity projection. There is a pretty fair amount of reliever risk with Maldonado thanks to command concerns and a delivery that has some visible effort, but the righthander has touched as high as 96 mph this spring, and with his combination of arm speed and physical projection, scouts believe he will throw even harder. His off-speed stuff is raw but shows promise at times. Baseball America: Maldonado popped up onto the national scouting scene with an impressive performance at the World Wood Bat Championships in Jupiter last October. In that short stint, Maldonado showed a 91-95 mph fastball and a two-plane power curve breaking ball that flashed above-average. Both pitches came from a fast, live arm. The arm strength has been there this spring as well, but he’s been more hittable than scouts would like and evaluators aren’t enamored with his delivery. The Illinois signee could still end up getting some money in the draft, but it’s more likely to come from a team drafting him on day three. LINKS:

ROUND 37 (1115th overall): Franklin Hernandez, RHP http://cdnak1.psbin.com/img/mw=160/mh=210/cr=n/d=5w7q0/kawaqgmga4xeck3y.jpg (Photo: College of Central Florida) Height: 6'0 Weight: 175 B/T: R/R School: Central Florida Year: JC Sophomore Hometown: Nagua, DR DOB: 10/29/95 SCOUTING REPORT: ScoutcastBB: FR RHP Franklin Hernandez (Dominican Republic) has been a pleasant surprise for @cfpats. Up to 92.4 in this Intrasquad, and has recently climbed to 96 w/ 2400+ spin and 2650 spin on the CB. LINKS:

ROUND 36 (1085th overall): Brandon Williamson, LHP http://cdnak1.psbin.com/img/mw=400/cr=n/d=q03ok/lu46e91nuiqxhbc1.jpg (Photo: North Iowa Area CC) Height: 6'6 Weight: 205 B/T: L/L School: North Iowa Area CC Year: JC Sophomore Hometown: Welcome, MN DOB: 4/2/98 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Williamson first popped up on our radar back in the early fall, when he was brought up in discussions for the JUCO top prospects list as a long, lanky lefthander who could touch 90-91 mph. Fast forward to now and he's a more physical, still-projectable lefty who has touched as high as 95-96 mph. Williamson was very good for NIACC this year, with an 8-4 record across 66 innings with a 3.14 ERA, striking out 104 hitters and walking 34. There's a lot to like about the ingredients here, though Williamson is still very raw and has a long way to go. He controls his body well enough and scouts are optimistic that he may have average command in the end; the arm is very fast, and there is even some room to continue filling out, which may give him another velo bump. While he has touched the mid-90s, he usually sits in the 90-93 mph range, and the slider – while flashing above average – is usually a fringy pitch right now. He's committed to TCU where pitching coach Kirk Saarloos has a track record of turning raw materials into giants, but Williamson is anything but a sure bet to make it to campus in Fort Worth. Baseball America: An athletic, 6-foot-5 lefty, Williamson got off to a terrible start to his sophomore season at NIACC. A month into the season he had a 5.89 ERA and was allowing two baserunners per inning. But since late March, he posted a 2.08 ERA with 1.2 baserunners per inning and 15.5 strikeouts per nine innings. Williamson boasts a varied repertoire as he'll mix a 90-95 mph fastball, a pair of average breaking balls and a less-developed, but potentially average, changeup. His slider shows signs of developing into an above-average pitch down the road. Williamson's below-average control will have to improve, but there's nothing in his delivery that would indicate continued control issues. His delivery is fluid and his arm path is relatively clean. Williamson is a Texas Christian signee, but he could be taken early enough on day two to convince him to forgo another year of college ball. LINKS:

ROUND 35 (1055th overall): Josh Watson, OF (Photo: Twitter) Height: 5'11 Weight: 195 B/T: S/R School: TCU Year: 4YR Junior Hometown: Arlington, TX DOB: 0/10/96 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: In what has been a very tough year for TCU, especially from an injury perspective, Watson was one of the bright spots from a production standpoint. The junior outfielder slashed .305/.437/.495 with 10 doubles, three triples and eight home runs, adding in eight stolen bases and a great deal of walks. He swings and misses a bit too much with a relatively elevated strikeout rate, but has shown improvement in that regard this season. He has some pretty legitimate raw power from the right side of the plate and scouts are pleased with the swing adjustments he made coming into the season, which has allowed for him to get to that power in game more frequently. The swing-and-miss is a concern but he does have a very quality approach and is able to work his share of walks. He's likely a left fielder long term, which puts more emphasis on how his bat is expected to develop at the next level. Baseball America: Watson had one of the better freshman seasons in the country, as he hit .280/.398/.506 for the Horned Frogs and was equally impressive that summer at the Cape Cod League. He then suffered through a significant sophomore slump as he seemed to lose confidence at the plate. He's bounced back as a junior, showing more fluid hands and a looser swing. Watson was hitting .320/.453/.534 in mid-May. He has a chance to be an above-average hitter, but he doesn't show the at-least average power scouts are looking for in a left fielder. LINKS:

ROUND 34 (1025th overall): Michael Mediavilla, LHP (Photo: Getty) Height: 6'5 Weight: 225 B/T: L/L School: Miami Year: 4YR Senior Hometown: Hialeah, FL DOB: 8/14/95 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball Draft Report: Both Michael Mediavilla and Jeb Bargfeldt do the crafty lefthander thing pretty well. Both guys live in the upper-80s with average or better changeups. LINKS:

ROUND 33 (995th overall): Brandon Hylton, 1B (Photo: Prep Baseball Report) Height: 6'6 Weight: 220 B/T: L/R School: Ridge HS (NJ) Year: HS Senior Hometown: Greenbrook, NJ DOB: 2/1/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Prep Baseball Report: Hylton has a tall, lanky athletic build at 6-foot-5 215-pounds. One of the top uncommitted 2018s in NJ. LHH with power. Wide, slightly opened stance to start off. Hands just above back shoulder with bat parallel to the ground. Smooth, fluid load, hands go down and back. Uses a small leg lift and stride to start swing. Elastic and quick hips with swing. Produces impressive power with little effort. Produces some lift to swing. Has 7 home runs on the year so far. LINKS: Milwaukee Brewers select Ridge's Brandon Hylton in MLB Draft Milwaukee Brewers Draft Brandon Hylton of Ridge H.S.

ROUND 32 (965th overall): Jonny Cuevas, 3B (Photo: Desert Sun) Height: 6'1 Weight: 195 B/T: R/R School: Palm Desert HS Year: HS Senior Hometown: Indio, CA DOB: 11/20/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America: Cuevas served as the No. 2 starter behind Jeremiah Estrada on the Palm Desert (Calif.) High team that made the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 title game in 2017. With Estrada gone after being drafted by the Cubs in the sixth round, Cuevas stepped into the spotlight and went 5-3, 2.11 on the mound and hit .452 to lead the Aztecs to their 10th straight league title. Cuevas is more experienced at third base, but on the mound is where pro teams want him. A 6-foot-1, 200-pound righthander, Cuevas brings premium arm strength with a fastball up to 93 mph and evaluators think there is more velocity to come as he gains experience and cleans up his raw mechanics. He also shows feel to spin a promising slider. Cuevas began moving up draft boards late, with most teams viewing him as a day-three selection. He is committed to Southern California. LINKS: Meet The Desert Sun's top athletes for the spring sports season

ROUND 31 (935th overall): Matt Dillard, LHP (Photo: Craig Moseley) Height: 6'2 Weight: 185 B/T: L/L School: St. Pius X HS (TX) Year: HS Senior Hometown: Tomball, TX DOB: 9/3/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Prep Baseball Report: Houston Area Code Tryouts: 6-2/185. H3/4 slot. FB 87-88. + Slurve 74. CH 72 LINKS:

ROUND 30 (905th overall): Basilio Pacheco, LHP (Photo: Steven Georges) Height: 6'0 Weight: 150 B/T: L/L School: Segerstrom HS (CA) Year: HS Senior Hometown: Santa Ana, CA DOB: 5/26/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Prep Baseball Report: Long Beach State commit, 6'1, 170LB lefty, with a well-proportioned, medium sized frame, high waist, long wingspan, and projects to put on muscle and overall strength as he matures. Pacheco displays proper mechanics, with a ¾ arm slot, and a smooth, easy arm-action. He features a 2-seam, cutting FB sitting 85-88, touching 91. CB is slurvy, with 2-to-7 break, but effective at 72-74. CH is developing with some fade action at 79-81. Pacheco is an athlete that can get off the mound and field his position. He tends to pull his head to his glove side on the delivery, spins off and loses command of his pitches. However, FB plays up because it's deceptive, and jumps through the strike zone. Pacheco is not a pure strike thrower; but with some minor adjustments in his delivery he will continue to develop. LINKS: