Rule 5 Draft Pick By Pick
| Major League Phase | |
| First Round | |
| 1. Nationals | Terrell Young, rhp, Reds |
| 2. Mariners | Reegie Corona, ss/2b, Yankees |
| 3. Padres | Everth Cabrera, ss/2b, Rockies |
| 4. Pirates | Donald Veal, lhp, Cubs |
| *5. Orioles | Lou Palmisano, c, Brewers |
| 6. Giants | Luis Perdomo, rhp, Cardinals |
| 7. Braves | Pass |
| 8. Reds | David Patton, rhp, Rockies |
| 9. Tigers | Kyle Bloom, lhp, Pirates |
| 10. Rockies | Pass |
| ^11. Royals | Jose Lugo, lhp, Twins |
| 12. Athletics | Ben Copeland, of, Giants |
| 13. Rangers | Pass |
| 14. Indians | Pass |
| 15. Diamondbacks | James Skelton, c, Tigers |
| 16. Dodgers | Pass |
| 17. Marlins | Zack Kroenke, lhp, Yankees |
| 18. Cardinals | Pass |
| 19. Blue Jays | Pass |
| 20. Astros | Gil de la Vara, lhp, Royals |
| 21. Twins | Jason Jones, rhp, Yankees |
| 22. White Sox | Pass |
| 23. Mets | Darren O’Day, rhp, Angels |
| 24. Yankees | Pass |
| 25. Brewers | Eduardo Morlan, rhp, Rays |
| 26. Phillies | Bobby Mosebach, rhp, Angels |
| 27. Red Sox | Miguel Gonzales, rhp, Angels |
| 28. Rays | Derek Rodriguez, rhp, White Sox |
| 29. Cubs | Pass |
| 30. Angels | Pass |
| * Traded to Astros ^ Traded to Mariners |
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| Second Round | |
| 1. Padres | Ivan Nova, rhp, Yankees |
| 2. Mets | Rocky Cherry, rhp, Orioles |
| Triple-A Phase | |
| First Round | |
| 1. Nationals | Ricardo Nanita, of (White Sox) |
| 2. Mariners | Pat Ryan, rhp (Brewers) |
| 3. Padres | Pass |
| 4. Pirates | Andres Santos, lhp (Yankees) |
| 5. Orioles | Roberto Valido, ss (White Sox) |
| 6. Giants | Matt Yourkin, lhp (Marlins) |
| 7. Braves | Pass |
| 8. Reds | Francisco Lizarraga, ss (Dodgers) |
| 9. Tigers | Pass |
| 10. Rockies | Pass |
| 11. Royals | Luis Ortega, rhp (Nationals) |
| 12. Athletics | Yusef Carter, of (Cubs) |
| 13. Rangers | Elio Sarmiento, c (Giants) |
| 14. Indians | Pass |
| 15. Diamondbacks | Pass |
| 16. Dodgers | Anthony Hatch, 3b (Blue Jays) |
| 17. Marlins | Ryan Klosterman, ss (Blue Jays) |
| 18. Cardinals | Russell Haltiwanger, rhp (Royals) |
| 19. Blue Jays | Cody Haerther, 1b/of (Cardinals) |
| 20. Astros | Drew Locke, of/1b (Dodgers) |
| 21. Twins | Henry Arias, rhp (Reds) |
| 22. White Sox | Pass |
| 23. Mets | Carl Loadenthal, of (Braves) |
| 24. Yankees | Pass |
| 25. Brewers | Mark Holliman, rhp (Cubs) |
| 26. Phillies | Kyle Haines, 2b (Giants) |
| 27. Red Sox | Jason Rice, rhp (White Sox) |
| 28. Rays | Pass |
| 29. Cubs | Pass |
| 30. Angels | Pass |
| Second Round | |
| 4. Pirates | Rafael Quintero, if (Indians) |
| 5. Orioles | Josh Perrault, rhp (Nationals) |
| 11. Royals | John Suomi, c (Phillies) |
| 12. Athletics | Josue Selenes, rhp (Yankees) |
| 13. Rangers | Guider Rodriguez, ss (Brewers) |
| 17. Marlins | Brett Harker, rhp (Phillies) |
| 19. Blue Jays | David Shinskie, rhp (Twins) |
| 23. Mets | John Madden, rhp (Padres) |
| 25. Brewers | Jonny Ash, 2b (Astros) |
| 26. Phillies | Javis Diaz, of (Padres) |
| 27. Red Sox | Miguel Marquez, rhp (Mariners) |
| Third Round | |
| Pirates | Gerardo Esparza, rhp (Mariners) |
| Royals | Carlos Arias, rhp (Indians) |
| Marlins | Ron Hill, rhp (Phillies) |
| Brewers | Shane Justis, ss (Dodgers) |
| Fourth Round | |
| Brewers | Juan Sanchez, ss (Twins) |
| Double-A Phase | |
| Orioles | Andrew Barb, rhp, (Mariners) |
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How is it that the Yankees don’t have any good prospects and yet after protecting 40 teams seem to feel there are still a half dozen major leaguers available.
Maybe they could actually get something for a handful of guys Calis is so ready to dismiss as worthless.
Posted by emac2 | December 11, 2008 at 1:46 pm | ShortcutBy my count there were only 4 Yankees taken in the major league portion, and 3 were pitchers. Pitchers are easy to hide on the 25 man roster.
Posted by Jim | December 11, 2008 at 2:18 pm | Shortcut6 Yankees taken? 0 Red Sox? I thought the Yankees had a weak system and the Sox were overflowing with talent. Anyway I don’t think the Yankees lost the next Johan Santana today….
Posted by Joe | December 11, 2008 at 2:47 pm | ShortcutCorrect Jim, four Yanks (three pitchers) in major league portion, two more in minor league phase.
Posted by John Manuel | December 11, 2008 at 3:02 pm | ShortcutCongrats Yankee fans…… let us know when the “Most Players Taken in Rule V Draft” ring ceremony is. should be a big ticket event.
Posted by EC | December 11, 2008 at 3:35 pm | ShortcutThe NY Yankees are the king of everything. The greatest sports franchise ever. All these other fans crying…start looking to your owners. Even with luxury tax money they are not spending. The NY Yankees are playing by the rules and are supporting baseball also. Even in a year that they did not make the playoffs they still drew 4 mil. Deal with it…stop blaming the Yankees and start getting on these owners who pocket the money instead of making their teams better.
Posted by John | December 11, 2008 at 3:50 pm | ShortcutHow does the Cubs’ purchase of Reds’ No. 7 pick (major league phase) David Patton go without noting–that it was the Cubs who drafted Josh Hamilton in the 2006 Rule 5 draft only to spin him immediately to the Reds.
Not implying Patton will have Hamilton’s impact, but find it interesting that the two clubs–who “compete” in the same division–make another Rule 5 swap . . .
Posted by Mike | December 11, 2008 at 5:55 pm | Shortcut