The College World Series gives MLB fans a chance to watch some of the players that their favorite teams just drafted. As college baseball's best meet in Omaha, Nebraska, here are the college stars who went off the board early in this year's MLB draft, including three first-round picks, two of them taken in the top 10.
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Players taken in the first 100 picks
JJ Bleday, OF, Vanderbilt
Picked by: Miami Marlins, Round 1, Pick 4
Keith Law rank: 7
Bleday has exceptional hand strength for all-fields power even with a decent-sized hitch in his swing, along with a good eye at the plate and what should be above-average defense in either outfield corner.
Josh Jung, 3B, Texas Tech
Picked by: Texas Rangers, Round 1, Pick 8
Keith Law rank: 18
Jung is a polished hitter with strength but no more than average present power, and I think he has work to do to remain at third base. It seemed a little high for him to go in the top 10, given who was on the board.
Ethan Small, LHP, Mississippi State
Picked by: Milwaukee Brewers, Round 1, Pick 28
Keith Law rank: 50
Small is a redshirt junior who missed 2017 after Tommy John surgery and struck out 44% of the batters he faced as a starter this year for the Bulldogs, even though his velocity hasn't come all the way back post-surgery.
Logan Wyatt, 1B, Louisville
Picked by: San Francisco Giants, Round 2, Pick 51
Keith Law rank: 43
Wyatt has an above-average hit tool that could end up plus, but he doesn't show the game power you want from the position. He looks like an ideal candidate for swing optimization work to get to more power, as he has the size and strength to hit 20-plus homers and already has the other skills you want in a middle-of-the-order bat.
Tommy Henry, LHP, Michigan
Picked by: Arizona Diamondbacks, Round 2, Pick 74
Keith Law rank: 88
Henry was tremendous out of the gate this year, with his fastball ticking up to 91-93 mph, but he got knocked around in conference play, with a staff-worst 6.50 ERA in the Big Ten, as his fastball backed up into the upper-80s. He showed better velocity in the conference tournament and regional and has excellent feel to pitch.
Dominic Fletcher, CF, Arkansas
Picked by: Arizona Diamondbacks, Round 2, Pick 75
Keith Law rank: 79
The D-backs' last pick of Day 1 was Fletcher, who has an unorthodox swing and has shown surprising power along with great instincts in center field.
Isaiah Campbell, RHP, Arkansas
Picked by: Seattle Mariners, Round 2, Pick 76
Keith Law rank: 82
Campbell is a great value play, another strike-thrower with an above-average fastball/slurve combo. He slipped a little because he missed 2017 due to elbow surgery.
Karl Kauffmann, RHP, Michigan
Picked by: Colorado Rockies, Round 2, Pick 77
Keith Law rank: Unranked
The Rockies took Kauffmann, who has too many letters in his last name, with their Comp Round B pick. He works in the low-90s with good sink and a slider that projects to above average, with some reliever risk but enough to go out as a starter.
Drew Mendoza, 3B, Florida State
Picked by: Washington Nationals, Round 3, Pick 94
Keith Law rank: Unranked
The Nationals took Mendoza to start Day 3 of the draft. He has raw power, a long swing, a lot of swing-and-miss and below-average defense at third. He's very famous, having supposedly turned down multimillion dollar offers out of high school, but he struck out 130 times across the past two springs and doesn't make adjustments at the plate.
All 2019 draft picks from College World Series schools
Arkansas Razorbacks:
Dominic Fletcher, OF (Diamondbacks, Round 2, Pick 75)
Isaiah Campbell, RHP (Mariners, Round 2, Pick 76)
Matt Cronin, LHP (Nationals, Round 4, Pick 123)
Jack Kenley, SS (Tigers, Round 8, Pick 232)
Jake Kostyshock, RHP (Rockies, Round 8, Pick 249)
Cody Scroggins, RHP (Red Sox, Round 9, Pick 287)
Zack Plunkett, RHP (Dodgers, Round 20, Pick 611)
Auburn Tigers:
Will Holland, SS (Twins, Round 5, Pick 149)
Davis Daniel, RHP (Angels, Round 7, Pick 211)
Edouard Julien, 2B (Twins, Round 18, Pick 539)
Jack Owen, LHP (Cardinals, Round 21, Pick 635)
Elliott Anderson, LHP (Royals, Round 23, Pick 679)
Florida State Seminoles:
Drew Mendoza, 3B (Nationals, Round 3, Pick 94)
J.C. Flowers, RHP (Pirates, Round 4, Pick 124)
Drew Parrish, LHP (Royals, Round 8, Pick 229)
Mike Salvatore, SS (Mariners, Round 9, Pick 276)
Louisville Cardinals:
Logan Wyatt, 1B (Giants, Round 2, Pick 51)
Michael McAvene, RHP (Cubs, Round 3, Pick 103)
Tyler Fitzgerald, SS (Giants, Round 4, Pick 116)
Nick Bennett, LHP (Brewers, Round 6, Pick 193)
Bryan Hoeing, RHP (Marlins, Round 7, Pick 201)
Jake Snider, OF (Pirates, Round 20, Pick 604)
Drew Campbell, OF (Braves, Round 23, Pick 697)
Shay Smiddy, RHP (Rays, Round 36, Pick 1088)
Michigan Wolverines:
Tommy Henry, LHP (Diamondbacks, Round 2, Pick 74)
Karl Kauffmann, RHP (Rockies, Round 2, Pick 77)
Jordan Brewer, CF (Astros, Round 3, Pick 106)
Jack Weisenburger, RHP (Athletics, Round 20, Pick 614)
Jimmy Kerr, 3B (Tigers, Round 33, Pick 982)
Mississippi State Bulldogs:
Ethan Small, LHP (Brewers, Round 1, Pick 28)
Jake Mangum, CF (Mets, Round 4, Pick 118)
Colby White, RHP (Rays, Round 6, Pick 188)
Trysten Barlow, LHP (Rockies, Round 16, Pick 489)
Dustin Skelton, C (Marlins, Round 18, Pick 531)
Jared Liebelt, RHP (Diamondbacks, Round 20, Pick 602)
Keegan James, RHP (Rockies, Round 25, Pick 759)
Marshall Gilbert, C (Pirates, Round 29, Pick 874)
Peyton Plumlee, RHP (Astros, Round 31, Pick 946)
Cole Gordon, RHP (Mets, Round 32, Pick 958)
Tanner Allen, 1B (Rockies, Round 34, Pick 1029)
Texas Tech Red Raiders:
Josh Jung, 3B (Rangers, Round 1, Pick 8)
Gabe Holt, CF (Brewers, Round 7, Pick 223)
Caleb Kilian, RHP (Giants, Round 8, Pick 236)
Taylor Floyd, RHP (Brewers, Round 10, Pick 313)
John McMillon, OF (Tigers, Round 11, Pick 322)
Caleb Freeman, RHP (White Sox, Round 15, Pick 440)
Cameron Warren, 1B (Reds, Round 22, Pick 654)
Vanderbilt Commodores:
JJ Bleday, OF (Marlins, Round 1, Pick 4)
Drake Fellows, RHP (Padres, Round 6, Pick 173)
Philip Clarke, C (Blue Jays, Round 9, Pick 267)
Ethan Paul, SS (Pirates, Round 9, Pick 274)
Stephen Scott, OF (Red Sox, Round 10, Pick 317)
Zach King, LHP (Marlins, Round 13, Pick 381)
Jackson Gillis, LHP (Brewers, Round 13, Pick 403)
Joe Gobillot, LHP (Rays, Round 16, Pick 488)
A.J. Franklin, LHP (Royals, Round 17, Pick 499)
Patrick Raby, RHP (Reds, Round 17, Pick 504)
Pat DeMarco, CF (Yankees, Round 17, Pick 525)
Ty Duvall, C (Athletics, Round 25, Pick 764)
Julian Infante, 1B (Marlins, Round 36, Pick 1071)