Maier and Almonte
Neither Jeffrey Maier or Danny Almonte got drafted. Bummer.
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2 comments:
Don Mattingly's son went #31 overall to the Dodgers.
Papelbon's twin younger brothers were drafted as well - a lefty pitcher by the Cubs in the 19th round, and a righty submariner by the Red Sox in the 48th or so.
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