When they signed, Donovan Tate and Everett Williams immediately became two of the highest-ceiling players in the Padres organization
Our Draft Report Cards wrap up our division-by-division analysis with a breakdown of the National League West Division's drafts. The Padres added some needed athleticism, the Diamondbacks landed a bunch of hitters and the Dodgers aimed for pitching.
Winners And Losers
We analyze who did well at the signing deadline Bucs Keep Budget
Pirates plan to spend in '09 draft |
2009 Draft Map
Scouting reports from around the country
2009 Draft Coverage
Links to all of our draft preview coverage |
Signing Deadline Chat
Jim Callis answered draft questions on Aug. 18 College/Draft Chat
Jim Callis and Aaron Fitt chatted on June 12 Draft Chat: John Manuel
John doled out some of the latest draft scoop |
2009 Draft Report Cards
Our schedule of the 2009 draft roundups |
Draft Tracker: June 2
Who helped and hurt themselves at Sebring Draft Tracker Chart 5/27
Keeping track of prospects at each position Three Up, Three Down
Draft Tracker's checkup on prospects Draft Tracker Chart 5/20
Keeping track of prospects at each position Three Up, Three Down
Draft Tracker's checkup on prospects |
Draft Pick Breakdowns
See which teams have a draft bonanza coming 2009 Draft Order
A complete breakdown of who picks when How The Draft Works
The basics of MLB's 2008 first-year player draft 2008 Draft Order
A complete breakdown of who picks when How The Draft Works
The basics of MLB's 2007 first-year player draft |
Harper's The Highlight
Catcher leads the way but 2010 draft is filled with pitchers |
Draft Database (2009)
Every pick from the '08 draft, organized by round or by team |
2009 Draft Report Cards
Our schedule of the 2009 draft roundups
Our schedule of the 2009 draft roundups
1. Nationals (59-103)
2. Pirates (62-99)
3. Orioles (64-98)
4. Royals (65-97)
5. Indians (65-97)
6. Diamondbacks (70-92)
7. Mets (70-92)
8. Astros (74-88)
9. Padres (75-87)
10. Athletics (75-87)
11. Blue Jays (75-87)
12. Reds (78-84)
13. White Sox (79-83)
14. Brewers (80-82)
15. Rangers (for Matt Purke)
16. Cubs (83-78)
17. Rays (84-78)
18. Mariners (85-77)
19. Tigers (86-77)
20. Braves (86-76)
21. Twins (87-76)
22. Rangers (87-75)
23. Marlins (87-75)
24. Giants (88-74)
25. Cardinals (91-71)
26. Rockies (92-70)
27. Phillies (93-69)
28. Dodgers (95-67)
29. Red Sox (95-67)
30. Angels (97-65)
31. Rays (for LeVon Washington)
32. Yankees (103-59)
2. Pirates (62-99)
3. Orioles (64-98)
4. Royals (65-97)
5. Indians (65-97)
6. Diamondbacks (70-92)
7. Mets (70-92)
8. Astros (74-88)
9. Padres (75-87)
10. Athletics (75-87)
11. Blue Jays (75-87)
12. Reds (78-84)
13. White Sox (79-83)
14. Brewers (80-82)
15. Rangers (for Matt Purke)
16. Cubs (83-78)
17. Rays (84-78)
18. Mariners (85-77)
19. Tigers (86-77)
20. Braves (86-76)
21. Twins (87-76)
22. Rangers (87-75)
23. Marlins (87-75)
24. Giants (88-74)
25. Cardinals (91-71)
26. Rockies (92-70)
27. Phillies (93-69)
28. Dodgers (95-67)
29. Red Sox (95-67)
30. Angels (97-65)
31. Rays (for LeVon Washington)
32. Yankees (103-59)
Draft Archive
Links to all of our draft coverage, going back to 1999
Links to all of our draft coverage, going back to 1999
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