MLB Draft

For the first time since 1985, the San Francisco Giants have a top two pick in the upcoming MLB Draft.

For the first time since 2007, the San Francisco Giants used their top three draft choices on high school prospects, opting for a pair of power bats and a live left-handed arm with their first three selections. On Tuesday, the Giants were able to get one of those choices under contract, as Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reported that San Francisco signed its third round draft choice, left-handed pitcher Seth Corry.

Take a look at players drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 2017 MLB Draft that have played high school and/or college baseball around the Bay Area.

The San Francisco Giants welcomed the newest member of their organization on Monday evening, as the franchise selected Heliot Ramos with the 19th overall pick in the 2017 Major League Baseball Draft. A year after the team forfeited its first round pick to sign right-handed pitcher Jeff Samardzija, San Francisco elected to pursue the 17-year-old […]

The first two rounds of the Major League Baseball Draft kick off on Monday night, and the Giants will make selections with the 19th and 58th overall picks. General manager Bobby Evans, Scouting Director John Barr and the rest of the franchise’s front office are tasked with revamping an underperforming Minor League system that is struggling just as much as the Major League team in 2017.