Draft Order For 2019

With the 2018 World Series complete, we know the order of selection for the first round of the 2019 draft. The top three picks were determined by a lottery system.

Ties are indicated with an asterisk (*). Explanation of tiebreakers is included at the end.

1. West Side Bluejays
2. Cape Cod Breakers
3. Little Rock Scorpions
4. Sudbury Snappers
5. Spokane Hooded Crows *
6. Lake County Nighthawks *
7. Rochester Pilots
8. Miami Hustlers **
9. Northeast Huskies **
10. Goldenrod Gators
11. California Roadrunners
12. Wilmington Razorbacks
13. Northwest Stars
14. Fighting Irish
15. Brooklyn Dodgers
16. Death Valley Drivers (held by Spokane)
17. Yankee Clippers (held by Northwest)
18. Rosehill Hornets
19. Mohawk Valley Lions (held by Rochester)
20. Elysian Fields Flying Dutchmen (held by West Side)

Note that the draft order will revert to reverse order of finish for the second round and all subsequent rounds. That means the 103-loss Breakers will lead off the second round, followed by the Scorpions (100 losses) and Bluejays (98 losses).

* Teams went 3-3 in head-to-head play. Spokane went 21-51 inside its division, and Lake County went 32-40.

** Northeast went 11-7 against division rival Miami.

Draft Order For 2018

Now that the World Series is complete, we have a complete order for the first round of the 2018 draft. The top four picks this year were determined by a lottery system.

1. St. Louis Maulers (held by Death Valley)
2. Sudbury Snappers
3. Lake County Nighthawks
4. Little Rock Scorpions
5. Fighting Irish
6. California Roadrunners
7. Miami Hustlers (held by Spokane)
8. Mohawk Valley Lions
9. Spokane Hooded Crows
10. West Side Bluejays
11. Rochester Pilots
12. Rosehill Hornets
13. Cape Cod Breakers
14. Wilmington Razorbacks
15. Elysian Fields Flying Dutchmen (held by St. Louis)
16. Northwest Stars
17. Brooklyn Dodgers
18. Northeast Huskies
19. Goldenrod Gators
20. Death Valley Drivers

Note that the draft order will revert to reverse order of standing for the second round and all subsequent rounds. That means the 109-loss Scorpions will lead off the second round, followed by the Snappers (98 losses), Nighthawks (95) and Maulers (95).

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2013 MMDA Draft Supplemental Rounds

Results for the eighth through 15th rounds of the 2013 MMDA draft. For the first seven rounds visit the 2013 Draft Results.

EIGHTH ROUND
141 Drivers Alexi Amarista, 2b
142 Bluejays Ryan Mattheus, rhp
143 Dutchmen Christian Friedrich, lhp
144 Dodgers Joe Kelly, rhp
145 Razorbacks Quintin Berry, of
146 Hornets Alex Burnett, rhp
147 Pilots Alex White, rhp
148 Huskies Ronny Cedeno, ss
149 Maulers Russ Canzler, of
150 Breakers Xavier Paul, of
151 Jive Garrett Richards, rhp
152 Gators Nate Jones, rhp

Gators 10th-rounder Mark Rogers

NINTH ROUND

153 Bluejays Adam Kennedy, 2b
154 Dutchmen Tyler Pastornicky, ss
155 Hornets Kelly Johnson, 2b
156 Pilots Tyler Cloyd, rhp
157 Maulers Jose Iglesias, ss
158 Breakers Craig Breslow, lhp
159 Gators Jim Henderson, rhp

10TH ROUND
160 Bluejays Jerome Williams, rhp
161 Dutchmen Jason Marquis, rhp
162 Gators Mark Rogers, rhp

11TH ROUND
163 Bluejays Kevin Jepsen, rhp
164 Gators Jhoulys Chacin, rhp

12TH ROUND
165 Bluejays Cole DeVries, rhp
166 Gators Steve Johnson, rhp

13TH ROUND
167 Bluejays Jordan Norberto, lhp

14TH ROUND
168 Bluejays Bobby Abreu, of

15TH ROUND
169 Bluejays Carlos Corporan, c