2010 Major League Baseball draft

The 2010 Major League Baseball draft was held on June 7–9, 2010 at the MLB Network Studios in Secaucus, New Jersey.

First-round selections

The draft order was determined based on the 2009 MLB standings, with the worst team picking first.
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Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
1		Washington Nationals	Outfielder	Southern Nevada
2		Pittsburgh Pirates	Right-handed pitcher	The Woodlands High School
3		Baltimore Orioles	Shortstop	Brito Miami Private School
4		Kansas City Royals	Shortstop	Cal State Fullerton
5		Cleveland Indians	Left-handed pitcher	Ole Miss
6	*	Arizona Diamondbacks	Right-handed pitcher	Texas A&M
7		New York Mets	Right-handed pitcher	North Carolina
8		Houston Astros	Second baseman	Woodward Academy
9	*	San Diego Padres	Right-handed pitcher	Chipley High School
10		Oakland Athletics	Outfielder	Texas–Arlington
11		Toronto Blue Jays	Right-handed pitcher	Georgia Tech
12		Cincinnati Reds	Catcher	Miami
13		Chicago White Sox	Left-handed pitcher	Florida Gulf Coast
14	*	Milwaukee Brewers	Right-handed pitcher	Maranatha High School
15		Texas Rangers	Outfielder	Blessed Trinity High School
16		Chicago Cubs	Right-handed pitcher	Southern Arkansas
17		Tampa Bay Rays	Outfielder	Bishop Blanchet High School
18		Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Third baseman	Cook [High School (Georgia)\|Cook High School]
19		Houston Astros	Right-handed pitcher	Minooka Community High School
20		Boston Red Sox	Second baseman	Ball State
21		Minnesota Twins	Right-handed pitcher	Ohio State
22		Texas Rangers	Catcher	R. E. Mountain Secondary School
23		Florida Marlins	Outfielder	Westlake High School
24		San Francisco Giants	Outfielder	Cal State Fullerton
25		St. Louis Cardinals	Third baseman	Arkansas
26		Colorado Rockies	Outfielder	Clemson
27		Philadelphia Phillies	Left-handed pitcher	Germantown Friends High School
28		Los Angeles Dodgers	Right-handed pitcher	McKinney High School
29		Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Right-handed pitcher	East Coweta High School
30		Los Angeles Angels	Outfielder	Marietta High School
31		Tampa Bay Rays	Catcher	Cowan High School
32		New York Yankees	Shortstop	West Irondequoit High School

Supplemental first-round selections

The "sandwich picks" after the first round are compensation for losses of free agents during the 2009–10 offseason.
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Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
33		Houston Astros	Catcher	Minnesota
34		Toronto Blue Jays	Right-handed pitcher	Barstow High School
35		Atlanta Braves	Shortstop	McKinney High School
36		Boston Red Sox	Outfielder	Middle Tennessee
37		Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Shortstop	Desert Mountain High School
38		Toronto Blue Jays	Right-handed pitcher	Legacy High School
39		Boston Red Sox	Right-handed pitcher	Louisiana State
40		Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Outfielder	Madison Central High School
41		Toronto Blue Jays	Right-handed pitcher	The Citadel
42		Tampa Bay Rays	Outfielder	Central Kitsap High School
43		Seattle Mariners	Right-handed pitcher	Yucaipa High School
44		Detroit Tigers	Third baseman	Archbishop McCarthy High School
45		Texas Rangers	Right-handed pitcher	Calvary Christian Academy
46		St. Louis Cardinals	Right-handed pitcher	Arizona State
47		Colorado Rockies	Right-handed pitcher	Dana Hills High School
48		Detroit Tigers	Right-handed pitcher	Texas
49		Texas Rangers	Third baseman	Connecticut
50		St. Louis Cardinals	Right-handed pitcher	Henderson High School

Other notable selections

Chi Chi Gonzalez, 11th round, 328th overall by the Baltimore Orioles
Chasen Shreve, 11th round, 344th overall by the Atlanta Braves
Adam Duvall, 11th round, 348th overall by the San Francisco Giants
Joc Pederson, 11th round, 352nd overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
Robbie Ray, 12th round, 356th overall by the Washington Nationals
Stefen Romero, 12th round, 372nd overall by the Seattle Mariners
Kyle Ryan, 12th round, 373rd overall by the Detroit Tigers
Danny Burawa, 12th round, 385th overall by the New York Yankees
A. J. Griffin, 13th round, 395th overall by the Oakland Athletics
Tommy Medica, 14th round, 424th overall by the San Diego Padres
Nick Tepesch, 14th round, 436th overall by the Texas Rangers
Mike Bolsinger, 15th round, 451st overall by the Arizona Diamondbacks
Steve Wilkerson, 15th round, 473rd overall by the Boston Red Sox, but did not sign
Chase Whitley, 15th round, 475th overall by the New York Yankees
Cody Allen, 16th round, 480th overall by the Cleveland Indians
Dalton Pompey, 16th round, 486th overall by the Toronto Blue Jays
Cody Anderson, 17th round, 521st overall by the Tampa Bay Rays
Jason Garcia, 17th round, 533rd overall by the Boston Red Sox
Preston Claiborne, 17th round, 535th overall by the New York Yankees
Kris Bryant, 18th round, 546th overall by the Toronto Blue Jays, but did not sign.
Adam Eaton, 19th round, 571st overall by the Arizona Diamondbacks
Burch Smith, 20th round, 600th overall by the Cleveland Indians
C. J. Riefenhauser, 20th round, 611th overall by the Tampa Bay Rays
Cody Martin, 20th round, 615th overall by the Minnesota Twins
Brett Bochy, 20th round, 618th overall by the San Francisco Giants
Scott Copeland, 21st round, 628th overall by the Baltimore Orioles
Josh Smith, 21st round, 637th overall by the Cincinnati Reds
Kevin Shackelford, 21st round, 639th overall by the Milwaukee Brewers
Adam Liberatore, 21st round, 641st overall by the Tampa Bay Rays
Noel Cuevas, 21st round, 652nd overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
Ben Rowen, 22nd round, 676th overall by the Texas Rangers
Evan Gattis, 23rd round, 704th overall by the Atlanta Braves
Blake Treinen, 23rd round, 707th overall by the Florida Marlins, but did not sign
Andrew Triggs, 24th round, 720th overall by the Cleveland Indians, but did not sign
Erik Goeddel, 24th round, 722nd overall by the New York Mets
Rocky Gale, 24th round, 724th overall by the San Diego Padres
Christian Bergman, 24th round, 740th overall by the Colorado Rockies
Casey Sadler, 25th round, 747th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates
Ken Roberts, 25th round, 770th overall by the Colorado Rockies
A. J. Schugel, 25th round, 774th overall by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Ben Lively, 26th round, 780th overall by the Cleveland Indians, but did not sign
Danny Muno, 26th round, 790th overall by the Chicago Cubs
Scott Schebler, 26th round, 790th overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
Alex Claudio, 27th round, 826th overall by the Texas Rangers
Brandon Cunniff, 27rd round, 827th overall by the Florida Marlins
Marco Gonzales, 29th round, 890th overall by the Colorado Rockies, but did not sign
Red Patterson, 29th round, 892nd overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
Taylor Hill, 30th round, 900th overall by the Cleveland Indians
Josh Edgin, 30th round, 902nd overall by the New York Mets
Shawn Tolleson, 30th round, 922nd overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
David Goforth, 31st round, 931st overall by the Cleveland Indians
Aaron Judge, 31st round, 935th overall by the Oakland Athletics, but did not sign
Kevin Kiermaier, 31st round, 941st overall by the Tampa Bay Rays
Jason Rogers, 32nd round, 969th overall by the Milwaukee Brewers
Matt Stites, 33rd round, 1000th overall by the Chicago Cubs
Tyler Wilson, 35th round, 1057th overall by the Cincinnati Reds
J. T. Riddle, 35th round, 1073rd overall by the Boston Red Sox, but did not sign
Brock Stewart, 40th round, 1202nd overall by the New York Mets, but did not sign
Javier J.Luque, 41st round, 1288th overall by the Chicago Cubs, but did not sign
Chris Rearick, 41st round, 1241st overall by the Tampa Bay Rays
Seth Maness, 41st round, 1247th overall by the Florida Marlins
Matt Tracy, 43rd round, 1307th overall by the Florida Marlins
A. J. Achter, 46th round, 1395th overall by the Minnesota Twins

NFL players drafted

Russell Wilson, 4th round, 140th overall by the Colorado Rockies
Blake Bell, 43rd round, 1303rd overall by the Detroit Tigers, but did not sign
Golden Tate, 50th round, 1518th overall by the San Francisco Giants, but did not sign.