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Major League Baseball draft

2007 Major League Baseball draft

General information
Date	June 7–8, 2007
Overview
1453 total selections
First selection	David Price Tampa Bay Devil Rays
First round selections	64
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The2007 Major League Baseball draft, was an annual choosing ofhigh school andcollege baseball players, held on June 7, 2007 and June 8, 2007. The first day session of the draft included the first 25 rounds and was scheduled to be broadcast "live" fromOrlando, Florida on television for the first time, onESPN2 from 2:00pm to 6:00pmEastern Daylight Time (1800–2200UTC).^[1]^[2] Previously theconference call format draft was broadcast live, along with commentary, on both draft days exclusively from theMLB.com website asstreaming audio. In total, the draft featured 50 rounds and 1453 selections.^[3]

First round selections

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Tampa Bay selectedDavid Price first overall. Price is a 5×All-Star who won the2012 American League Cy Young Award.

TheRoyals selectedMike Moustakas second overall. Moustakas is a 3×All-Star.

Baltimore selectedMatt Wieters fifth overall. Wieters is a 4×All-Star and 2×Gold Glove winner atcatcher.

TheSan Francisco Giants selectedMadison Bumgarner tenth overall. The 4×All-Star won the2010,2012, and2014 World Series. He was named both theNLCS MVP andWorld Series MVP in2014.

Atlanta selectedJason Heyward 14th overall. Heyward is a2010 All-Star and 5×Gold Glove winner.

TheTigers selectedRick Porcello 27th overall. Porcello won the2016 Cy Young andComeback Player of the Year awards,

	=All-Star
	= Never played in the Major Leagues

Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
1	David Price	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	Pitcher	Vanderbilt
2	Mike Moustakas	Kansas City Royals	Shortstop	Chatsworth High School (CA)
3	Josh Vitters	Chicago Cubs	Third baseman	Cypress High School (CA)
4	Daniel Moskos	Pittsburgh Pirates	Pitcher	Clemson
5	Matt Wieters	Baltimore Orioles	Catcher	Georgia Tech
6	Ross Detwiler	Washington Nationals	Pitcher	Missouri State
7	Matt LaPorta	Milwaukee Brewers	Outfielder	Florida
8	Casey Weathers	Colorado Rockies	Pitcher	Vanderbilt
9	Jarrod Parker	Arizona Diamondbacks	Pitcher	Norwell High School (IN)
10	Madison Bumgarner	San Francisco Giants	Pitcher	South Caldwell High School (NC)
11	Phillippe Aumont	Seattle Mariners	Pitcher	École secondaire du Versant (QC)
12	Matt Dominguez	Florida Marlins	Third baseman	Chatsworth High School (CA)
13	Beau Mills	Cleveland Indians	First baseman	Lewis-Clark State (ID)
14	Jason Heyward	Atlanta Braves	Outfielder	Henry County High School (GA)
15	Devin Mesoraco	Cincinnati Reds	Catcher	Punxsutawney High School (PA)
16	Kevin Ahrens	Toronto Blue Jays^{[Compensation 1]}	Shortstop	Memorial High School (TX)
17	Blake Beavan	Texas Rangers^{[Compensation 2]}	Pitcher	Irving High School (TX)
18	Peter Kozma	St. Louis Cardinals	Shortstop	Owasso High School (OK)
19	Joe Savery	Philadelphia Phillies	Pitcher	Rice
20	Chris Withrow	Los Angeles Dodgers^{[Compensation 3]}	Pitcher	Midland Christian High School (TX)
21	J. P. Arencibia	Toronto Blue Jays	Catcher	Tennessee
22	Tim Alderson	San Francisco Giants^{[Compensation 4]}	Pitcher	Horizon High School (AZ)
23	Nick Schmidt	San Diego Padres	Pitcher	Arkansas
24	Michael Main	Texas Rangers^{[Compensation 5]}	Pitcher	DeLand High School (FL)
25	Aaron Poreda	Chicago White Sox	Pitcher	San Francisco
26	James Simmons	Oakland Athletics	Pitcher	UC Riverside
27	Rick Porcello	Detroit Tigers	Pitcher	Seton Hall Preparatory School (NJ)
28	Ben Revere	Minnesota Twins	Outfielder	Lexington Catholic High School (KY)
29	Wendell Fairley	San Francisco Giants^{[Compensation 6]}	Outfielder	George County High School (MS)
30	Andrew Brackman	New York Yankees	Pitcher	NC State

Supplemental first round selections

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Cincinnati selectedTodd Frazier 34th overall. Frazier is a two-timeAll-Star with the Reds.

ThePhiladelphia Phillies selectedTravis d'Arnaud 37th overall. d'Arnaud was a2020 Silver Slugger atcatcher,2021 World Series champion, and a2022 All-Star.

TheOakland A's selectedSean Doolittle 38th overall. Doolittle is a 2×All-Star.

TheChicago Cubs selectedJosh Donaldson 48th overall. the 3×All-Star, 2×Silver Slugger atthird base, theAmerican League Most Valuable Player Award in2015.

Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
31	Josh Smoker	Washington Nationals^{[Compensation 7]}	Pitcher	Calhoun High School (GA)
32	Nick Noonan	San Francisco Giants^{[Compensation 8]}	Shortstop	Parker High School (CA)
33	Jon Gilmore	Atlanta Braves^{[Compensation 9]}	Third baseman	Iowa City High School (IA)
34	Todd Frazier	Cincinnati Reds^{[Compensation 10]}	Shortstop	Rutgers
35	Julio Borbon	Texas Rangers^{[Compensation 11]}	Outfielder	Tennessee
36	Clayton Mortensen	St. Louis Cardinals^{[Compensation 12]}	Pitcher	Gonzaga
37	Travis d'Arnaud	Philadelphia Phillies^{[Compensation 13]}	Catcher	Lakewood High School (CA)
38	Brett Cecil	Toronto Blue Jays^{[Compensation 14]}	Pitcher	Maryland
39	James Adkins	Los Angeles Dodgers^{[Compensation 15]}	Pitcher	Tennessee
40	Kellen Kulbacki	San Diego Padres^{[Compensation 16]}	Outfielder	James Madison
41	Sean Doolittle	Oakland Athletics^{[Compensation 17]}	First baseman	Virginia
42	Edward Kunz	New York Mets^{[Compensation 18]}	Pitcher	Oregon State
43	Jackson Williams	San Francisco Giants^{[Compensation 19]}	Catcher	Oklahoma
44	Neil Ramirez	Texas Rangers^{[Compensation 20]}	Pitcher	Kempsville High School (VA)
45	Justin Jackson	Toronto Blue Jays^{[Compensation 21]}	Shortstop	T. C. Roberson High School (NC)
46	Drew Cumberland	San Diego Padres^{[Compensation 22]}	Shortstop	Pace High School (FL)
47	Nathan Vineyard	New York Mets^{[Compensation 23]}	Pitcher	Woodland High School (GA)
48	Josh Donaldson	Chicago Cubs^{[Compensation 24]}	Catcher	Auburn
49	Michael Burgess	Washington Nationals^{[Compensation 25]}	Outfielder	Hillsborough High School (FL)
50	Wes Roemer	Arizona Diamondbacks^{[Compensation 26]}	Pitcher	Cal State Fullerton
51	Charlie Culberson	San Francisco Giants^{[Compensation 27]}	Shortstop	Calhoun High School (GA)
52	Matt Mangini	Seattle Mariners^{[Compensation 28]}	Third baseman	Oklahoma State
53	Kyle Lotzkar	Cincinnati Reds^{[Compensation 29]}	Pitcher	South Delta Secondary School (BC)
54	Tommy Hunter	Texas Rangers^{[Compensation 30]}	Pitcher	Alabama
55	Nick Hagadone	Boston Red Sox^{[Compensation 31]}	Pitcher	Washington
56	Trystan Magnuson	Toronto Blue Jays^{[Compensation 32]}	Pitcher	Louisville
57	Mitchell Canham	San Diego Padres^{[Compensation 33]}	Catcher	Oregon State
58	Jonathan Bachanov	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim^{[Compensation 34]}	Pitcher	University High School (FL)
59	Corey Brown	Oakland Athletics^{[Compensation 35]}	Outfielder	Oklahoma State
60	Brandon Hamilton	Detroit Tigers^{[Compensation 36]}	Pitcher	Stanhope Elmore High School (AL)
61	Ed Easley	Arizona Diamondbacks^{[Compensation 37]}	Catcher	Mississippi State
62	Ryan Dent	Boston Red Sox^{[Compensation 38]}	Shortstop	Wilson Classical High School (CA)
63	Cory Luebke	San Diego Padres^{[Compensation 39]}	Pitcher	Ohio State
64	Danny Payne	San Diego Padres^{[Compensation 40]}	Outfielder	Georgia Tech

Compensation picks

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^Pick fromTexas Rangers as compensation for signing of free agentFrank Catalanotto
^Pick fromHouston Astros as compensation for loss of free agentCarlos Lee
^Pick fromBoston Red Sox as compensation for loss of free agentJulio Lugo
^Pick fromLos Angeles Dodgers as compensation for loss of free agentJason Schmidt
^Pick fromLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim as compensation for loss of free agentGary Matthews Jr.
^Pick fromNew York Mets as compensation for loss of free agentMoisés Alou
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentAlfonso Soriano
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentMoisés Alou
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentDanys Báez
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentRich Aurilia
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentCarlos Lee
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJeff Suppan
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentDavid Dellucci
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJustin Speier
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJulio Lugo
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentWoody Williams
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentBarry Zito
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentRoberto Hernández
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJason Schmidt
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentGary Matthews Jr.
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentFrank Catalanotto
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentDave Roberts
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentChad Bradford
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJuan Pierre
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJosé Guillén
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentCraig Counsell
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentMike Stanton
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentGil Meche
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentScott Schoeneweis
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentMark DeRosa
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentÁlex González
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentTed Lilly
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentChan Ho Park
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentAdam Kennedy
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentFrank Thomas
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentJamie Walker
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentMiguel Batista
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentKeith Foulke
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentAlan Embree
^Supplemental pick as compensation for loss of free agentRyan Klesko

Other notable players

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TheMarlins selectedGiancarlo Stanton in the 2nd round. The 5×All-Star was named the2017 N.L.MVP.

Atlanta selectedFreddie Freeman in the 2nd round. The 7×All-Star was named the2020 N.L.MVP.

ThePadres selectedCorey Kluber in the 4th round. He is a 3×All-Star and 2×Cy Young Award winner.

Jake Arrieta was selected in the 5th round by the Orioles. He won the2015 N.L.Cy Young Award with the Cubs.

Boston selectedAnthony Rizzo in the 6th round. The 3×All-Star is a 4×Gold Glove winner at first base, and the2016 Silver Slugger atfirst base.

Key

	All-Star
*	Player did not sign

Round	Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
2	67	Jordan Zimmermann	Washington Nationals	Pitcher	University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
2	76	Giancarlo Stanton	Florida Marlins	Outfielder	Notre Dame High School (CA)
2	78	Freddie Freeman	Atlanta Braves	First baseman	El Modena High School (CA)
2	79	Zack Cozart	Washington Nationals	Shortstop	Ole Miss
2	81	Eric Sogard	San Diego Padres	Second baseman	Arizona State
2	94	Austin Romine	New York Yankees	Catcher	El Toro High School (CA)
3	96	Danny Duffy	Kansas City Royals	Pitcher	Cabrillo High School (CA)
3	100	Steven Souza Jr.	Washington Nationals	Third baseman	Cascade High School (WA)
3	101	Jonathan Lucroy	Milwaukee Brewers	Catcher	Louisiana
3	112	Daniel Descalso	St. Louis Cardinals	Third baseman	UC Davis
3	118	Matt Harvey*	Los Angeles Angels	Pitcher	Fitch High School (CT)
4	127	Darwin Barney	Chicago Cubs	Shortstop	Oregon State
4	130	Derek Norris	Washington Nationals	Catcher	Goddard High School (KS)
4	134	Corey Kluber	San Diego Padres	Pitcher	Stetson
4	138	Cory Gearrin	Atlanta Braves	Pitcher	Mercer
4	151	Charlie Furbush	Detroit Tigers	Pitcher	LSU
5	159	Jake Arrieta	Baltimore Orioles	Pitcher	TCU
5	166	Steve Cishek	Florida Marlins	Pitcher	Carson-Newman University
5	174	Will Middlebrooks	Boston Red Sox	Third baseman	Liberty-Eylau High School (TX)
5	175	Marc Rzepczynski	Toronto Blue Jays	Pitcher	UC Riverside
5	178	Andrew Romine	Los Angeles Angels	Shortstop	Arizona State
5	179	Nate Jones	Chicago White Sox	Pitcher	Northern Kentucky
6	186	Fernando Cruz	Kansas City Royals	Shortstop	Puerto Rico Advancement College
6	204	Anthony Rizzo	Boston Red Sox	First baseman	Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (FL)
6	208	Ryan Brasier	Los Angeles Angels	Pitcher	Weatherford College
7	243	Lucas Duda	New York Mets	First baseman	USC
8	245	Matt Moore	Tampa Bay Rays	Pitcher	Moriarty High School (NM)
9	295	Marcus Walden	Toronto Blue Jays	Pitcher	Fresno City College
10	306	Greg Holland	Kansas City Royals	Pitcher	Western Carolina
10	327	Christian Colón	San Diego Padres	Shortstop	Canyon High School (Santa Clarita, California)(CA)
11	336	David Lough	Kansas City Royals	Outfielder	Mercyhurst College
11	348	Brandon Belt*	Atlanta Braves	First baseman	San Jacinto College
11	354	Ryan Pressly	Boston Red Sox	Pitcher	Marcus High School (TX)
12	365	Stephen Vogt	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	Catcher	Azusa Pacific
12	394	Manny Barreda	New York Yankees	Pitcher	Sahuarita High School (AZ)
13	405	Shawn Kelley	Seattle Mariners	Pitcher	Austin Peay
14	427	James Russell	Chicago Cubs	Pitcher	Texas
15	463	Josh Collmenter	Arizona Diamondbacks	Pitcher	Central Michigan
16	503	Brian Schlitter	Philadelphia Phillies	Pitcher	Charleston
17	530	Mitch Moreland	Texas Rangers	First baseman	Mississippi State
18	564	Hunter Strickland	Boston Red Sox	Pitcher	Pike County High School (GA)
20	612	Matt Reynolds	Colorado Rockies	Pitcher	Austin Peay
21	642	Chris Sale*	Colorado Rockies	Pitcher	Lakeland High School (FL)
21	663	Dillon Gee	New York Mets	Pitcher	UT-Arlington
27	834	Yasmani Grandal*	Boston Red Sox	Catcher	Miami Springs High School (FL)
28	872	Seth Rosin*	Minnesota Twins	Pitcher	Mounds View High School (MN)
29	877	Andrew Cashner*	Chicago Cubs	Pitcher	Angelina College
30	923	Jake Diekman	Philadelphia Phillies	Pitcher	Cloud County Community College
30	927	Dylan Axelrod	San Diego Padres	Pitcher	UC Irvine
33	1,006	Craig Kimbrel*	Atlanta Braves	Pitcher	Wallace State Community College
34	1,050	Drew Storen*	New York Yankees	Pitcher	Brownsburg High School (IN)

NFL players drafted

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Dennis Dixon, 5th round, 168th overall by theAtlanta Braves
Pat White, 27th round, 838th overall by theLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim, but did not sign
Russell Wilson, 41st round, 1,222nd overall by theBaltimore Orioles, but did not sign
Golden Tate, 42nd round, 1,252nd overall by theArizona Diamondbacks, but did not sign

Background

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Ross Detwiler was the first 2007 draftee to play in the major leagues.^[4]

David Price became the first player from the 2007 draft to be the starting pitcher of anAll-Star Game in 2010. He was also the first pitcher to pitch in the postseason andWorld Series pitching in relief for the2008 Tampa Bay Rays in the2008 World Series. He was also the first player in this draft to win a Cy Young Award (which he won in 2012).

Jason Heyward became the first position player from the 2007 draft to be a starter of anAll-Star Game in 2010.

Rick Porcello was the first player from the 2007 draft to be named as a starter at the outset of the season fromspring training. He initially started the 2009 season in the fifth rotation spot for the Detroit Tigers but by mid-season was promoted to the third starter.

Madison Bumgarner was the first 2007 draftee to win the World Series, with theSan Francisco Giants in 2010. He also was the first player to win theWorld Series MVP award, which he won in 2014.

References

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^"MLB.com has your Draft needs covered".MLB.com. June 7, 2007. Archived fromthe original on August 30, 2007.
^"MLB draft to be televised for first time on ESPN2".ESPN. May 7, 2007. RetrievedFebruary 4, 2025.
^Czerwinski, Kevin T. (June 8, 2007)."New rules alter strategy on Day 2".MLB.com. Archived fromthe original on September 15, 2007. RetrievedSeptember 17, 2007.
^Tom Keller (September 10, 2007)."Notes: Detwiler absorbing Majors: Draft pick trying not to be overwhelmed by stay with club".MLB.com. Archived fromthe original on February 5, 2012. RetrievedOctober 15, 2008.

External links

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MLB official website Archived 2011-02-25 at theWayback Machine
2007 draft page MLB.com
2007 Complete Draft Order MLB.com
2007 Draft Tracker MLB.com
2007 "Top Ten" MLB draft predictions per Jonathan Mayo Archived 2014-05-07 at theWayback Machine at MLB.com (16 May 2007)
2007 "Top Twenty" MLB draft predictions per Jonathan Mayo Archived 2014-05-06 at theWayback Machine at MLB.com (23 May 2007)
2007 Top 30 Projected Picks per Jonathan Mayo Archived 2014-05-07 at theWayback Machine at MLB.com (7 June 2007)
Last Minute Shifts in "Top 30" per Jonathan Mayo Archived 2014-05-06 at theWayback Machine (7 June 2007)
Draft rules MLB.com
Draft history MLB.com
Complete draft list fromThe Baseball Cube database

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Luke Hochevar

1st Overall Picks
David Price

Succeeded by

Tim Beckham

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2007 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston New York Tampa Bay Toronto
AL Central	Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota
AL West	Los Angeles Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Atlanta Florida New York Philadelphia Washington
NL Central	Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis
NL West	Arizona Colorado Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

v t e 2007 Major League Baseball draft first round selections
David Price Mike Moustakas Josh Vitters Daniel Moskos Matt Wieters Ross Detwiler Matt LaPorta Casey Weathers Jarrod Parker Madison Bumgarner Phillippe Aumont Matt Dominguez Beau Mills Jason Heyward Devin Mesoraco Kevin Ahrens Blake Beavan Pete Kozma Joe Savery Chris Withrow J. P. Arencibia Tim Alderson Nick Schmidt Michael Main Aaron Poreda James Simmons Rick Porcello Ben Revere Wendell Fairley Andrew Brackman Josh Smoker Nick Noonan Jon Gilmore Todd Frazier Julio Borbón Clayton Mortensen Travis d'Arnaud Brett Cecil James Adkins Kellen Kulbacki Sean Doolittle Eddie Kunz Jackson Williams Neil Ramírez Justin Jackson Drew Cumberland Nathan Vineyard Josh Donaldson Michael Burgess Wes Roemer Charlie Culberson Matt Mangini Kyle Lotzkar Tommy Hunter Nick Hagadone Trystan Magnuson Mitch Canham Jonathan Bachanov Corey Brown Brandon Hamilton Ed Easley Ryan Dent Cory Luebke Danny Payne

2007 Major League Baseball draft first round selections

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