Or at least the first five rounds.  The amateur draft will take place in Orlando and the Marlins have the following scheduled to attend with everyone else taking their place in the Jupiter complex.

As usual, the folks in Jupiter will be calling the shots with input from those actually on the draft floor.

Since 2003 the Marlins have always taken a pitcher in the first round.  While the team claims it takes the best player, and may be they do, but it always seems to a be pitcher.

The Marlins are in the 12th position for the first round in this year's draft.  After that, they will draft the 77th player overall in the second round.  The 107th player in the third round.  The 137th player in the fourth round and finally, the 167th player in the fifth.

Some predictions about who the Marlins will take in the first round.

Baseball Prospectus orders it in a different way.  (This could be Premium content from the site.  Which brings me to another point, they do some of the best baseball writing on the web and they are well worth the entry fee.)

Over at fellow SB Nation site, Minor League Ball, they see it this way:

And finally, at a blog I was unfamiliar with until last night, Cardinals Baseball 2007 has this prediction:

My guess: if Jarrod Parker is still around by the twelfth, and he won't be, the Marlins will take him.  More than likely the Marlins will make Phillippe Aumont their first round pick since drafting high school pitchers is what we do.  I don't think Harvey will even come under consideration since his agent is Scott Boras.

I going to start a diary for the draft and any input you can give will be much appreciated.