Order our 2009 Baseball Draft Guide!
2009 Draft Order
1. Washington Nationals
2. Seattle Mariners
3. San Diego Padres
4. Pittsburgh Pirates
5. Baltimore Orioles
6. San Francisco Giants
7. Atlanta Braves
8. Cincinnati Reds
9. Detroit Tigers
10. Washington Nationals
11. Colorado Rockies
12. Kansas City Royals
13. Oakland Athletics
14. Texas Rangers
15. Cleveland Indians
16. Arizona Diamondbacks
17. Arizona Diamondbacks
18. Florida Marlins
19. St. Louis Cardinals
20. Toronto Blue Jays
21. Houston Astros
22. Minnesota Twins
23. Chicago White Sox
24. Los Angeles Angels
25. Los Angeles Angels
26. Milwaukee Brewers
27. Seattle Mariners
28. Boston Red Sox
29. New York Yankees
30. Tampa Bay Rays
31. Chicago Cubs
32. Colorado Rockies
Supplemental First Round
33. Seattle Mariners (Ibanez)
34. Colorado Rockies (Fuentes)
35. Arizona Diamondbacks (Hudson)
36. Los Angeles Dodgers (Lowe)
37. Toronto Blue Jays (Burnett)
38. Chicago White Sox (Cabrera)
39. Milwaukee Brewers (Sabathia)
40. Los Angeles Angels (Teixeira)
41. Arizona Diamondbacks (Cruz)
42. LA Angels (F. Rodriguez)
43. Cincinnati Reds (Affeldt)
44. Texas Rangers (M. Bradley)
45. Arizona Diamondbacks (Lyon)
46. Minnesota Twins (D. Reyes)
47. Milwaukee Brewers (Shouse)
48. Los Angeles Angels (Garland)
49. Pittsburgh Pirates (Scheppers)
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