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The 2019 Marlins MLB Draft class filled out on Wednesday with Rounds 11-40. Miami held the fourth selection in each round (No. 321 overall, No. 351, No. 381, etc.).
This article has been updated with details about the new additions. Italics indicate a high school prospect.
Day 1 Summary
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Round 1 (No. 4 overall)—OF JJ Bleday, Vanderbilt
Comp Round A (No. 35)—OF Kameron Misner, Missouri
Round 2 (No. 46)—SS Nasim Nuñez, Collins Hill HS (GA)
Day 2 Summary
Round 3 (No. 82)—OF Peyton Burdick, Wright State
Round 4 (No. 111)—1B Evan Edwards, North Carolina State
Round 5 (No. 141)—RHP Evan Fitterer, Aliso Niguel HS (CA)
Round 6 (No. 171)—RHP MD Johnson, Dallas Baptist
Round 7 (No. 201)—RHP Bryan Hoeing, Louisville
Round 8 (No. 231)—RF Tevin Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
Round 9 (No. 261)—RHP Evan Brabrand, Liberty
Round 10 (No. 291)—CF J.D. Orr, Wright State
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— Wright State News (@WrightStateNews) May 21, 2019
Day 3 Summary
Round 11 (No. 321)—RHP Anthony Maldonado, Bethune-Cookman
Round 12 (No. 351)—RHP Chris Mokma, Holland HS (MI)
Round 13 (No. 381)—LHP Zach King, Vanderbilt
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— Vanderbilt Baseball (@VandyBoys) June 5, 2019
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Round 14 (No. 411)—LHP Easton Lucas, Pepperdine
Round 15 (No. 441)—CF Javeon Cody, Alvin CC
Round 16 (No. 471)—LHP Andrew Nardi, Arizona
Round 17 (No. 501)—RF Troy Johnston, Gonzaga
Round 18 (No. 531)—C Dustin Skelton, Mississippi State
Round 19 (No. 561)—C Nate Rombach, Legacy HS (TX)
Round 20 (No. 591)—C Thomas Rowan, UC Santa Barbara
Round 21 (No. 621)—RHP Jhonny Felix, Western Oklahoma State
Round 22 (No. 651)—RHP Codie Paiva, Loyola Marymount
Round 23 (No. 681)—3B Nic Ready, Air Force
Round 24 (No. 711)—RHP Jeff Lindgren, Illinois State
Round 25 (No. 741)—SS Jack Strunc, Creighton
Round 26 (No. 771)—OF Brandon McIlwain, California
Round 27 (No. 801)—C Casey Combs, East Texas Baptist
Round 28 (No. 831)—RF Lorenzo Hampton, Florida International
Round 29 (No. 861)—RHP John Baker, Ball State
Round 30 (No. 891)—RHP Joey Steele, University of San Francisco
Round 31 (No. 921)—3B Parker Noland, Farragut HS (TN)
“A left-handed hitter, Noland has an advanced bat for his age with a consistent approach and average bat speed. He has average power as well. He’s a fringe-average defender at third base with an average arm and he’s a below-average runner. If Noland makes it to Vanderbilt, he’ll likely be a very productive hitter for the Commodores.” —Baseball America
Round 32 (No. 951)—LHP Josh Simpson, Columbia
Round 33 (No. 981)—1B Zachary Owings, Eastern Michigan
Round 34 (No. 1,011)—RHP Brock Love, Alabama
Round 35 (No. 1,041)—1B Torin Montgomery, Lake Washington Sr HS (WA)
Round 36 (No. 1,071)—1B Julian Infante, Vanderbilt
Round 37 (No. 1,101)—SS Tyler Causey, Nation Ford HS (SC)
Round 38 (No. 1,131)—SS Tyresse Turner, Gahr HS (CA)
Round 39 (No. 1,161)—LHP Evan Justice, North Carolina State
Round 40 (No. 1,191)—RHP Kade Mechals, Grand Canyon