MLB Draft 2015: Results, Grades and Top Steals for Rounds 1-3

The second day of the 2015 MLB draft concluded Tuesday night after 10 rounds and 315 picks. Vanderbilt shortstop Dansby Swanson headlined the festivities, going first overall to the Arizona Diamondbacks. 

Five of Swanson's teammates at Vanderbilt were also chosen, including two more in the top 25. Last year's first overall pick, pitcher Brady Aiken, went 17th overall to the Cleveland Indians. 

With all the picks in, let's take a look at who went where and how all teams involved fared. 

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1	Arizona Diamondbacks	Dansby Swanson	SS	Vanderbilt
2	Houston Astros	Alex Bregman	SS	LSU
3	Colorado Rockies	Brendan Rodgers	SS	Lake Mary HS
4	Texas Rangers	Dillon Tate	RHP	University of California - Santa Barbara
5	Houston Astros	Kyle Tucker	OF	H.B. Plant HS
6	Minnesota Twins	Tyler Jay	LHP	Illinois
7	Boston Red Sox	Andrew Benintendi	OF	Arkansas
8	Chicago White Sox	Carson Fulmer	RHP	Vanderbilt
9	Chicago Cubs	Ian Happ	OF	Cincinnati
10	Philadelphia Phillies	Cornelius Randolph	SS	Griffin HS
11	Cincinnati Reds	Tyler Stephenson	C	Kennesaw Mountain HS
12	Miami Marlins	Josh Naylor	1B	St Joan of Arc Catholic SS
13	Tampa Bay Rays	Garrett Whitley	OF	Niskayuna HS
14	Atlanta Braves	Kolby Allard	LHP	San Clemente HS
15	Milwaukee Brewers	Trent Clark	OF	Richland HS
16	New York Yankees	James Kaprielian	RHP	UCLA
17	Cleveland Indians	Brady Aiken	LHP	N/A
18	San Francisco Giants	Phil Bickford	RHP	Southern Nevada
19	Pittsburgh Pirates	Kevin Newman	SS	Arizona
20	Oakland Athletics	Richie Martin	SS	Florida
21	Kansas City Royals	Ashe Russell	RHP	Cathedral HS
22	Detroit Tigers	Beau Burrows	RHP	Weatherford HS
23	St. Louis Cardinals	Nick Plummer	OF	Brother Rice HS
24	Los Angeles Dodgers	Walker Buehler	RHP	Vanderbilt
25	Baltimore Orioles	D.J. Stewart	OF	Florida State
26	Los Angeles Angels	Taylor Ward	C	Fresno State
Compensation Picks
27	Colorado Rockies	Mike Nikorak	RHP	Stroudsburg HS
28	Atlanta Braves	Michael Soroka	RHP	Bishop Carroll HS
29	Toronto Blue Jays	Jon Harris	RHP	Missouri State
30	New York Yankees	Kyle Holder	SS	University of San Diego
31	San Francisco Giants	Chris Shaw	1B	Boston College
32	Pittsburgh Pirates	Ke'Bryan Hayes	3B	Concordia Lutheran HS
33	Kansas City Royals	Nolan Watson	RHP	Lawrence North HS
34	Detroit Tigers	Christin Stewart	OF	Tennessee
35	Los Angeles Dodgers	Kyle Funkhouser	RHP	Louisville
36	Baltimore Orioles	Ryan Mountcastle	SS	Hagerty HS
Competitive Balance A
37	Houston Astros	Daz Cameron	OF	Eagle's Landing Christian Academy
38	Colorado Rockies	Tyler Nevin	3B	Poway HS
39	St. Louis Cardinals	Jake Woodford	RHP	H.B. Plant HS
40	Milwaukee Brewers	Nathan Kirby	LHP	Virginia
41	Atlanta Braves	Austin Riley	3B	DeSoto Central HS
42	Cleveland Indians	Triston McKenzie	RHP	Royal Palm Beach HS

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
43.	Arizona Diamondbacks	Alex Young	LHP	TCU
44.	Colorado Rockies	Peter Lambert	RHP	San Dimas HS
45.	Texas Rangers	Eric Jenkins	OF	West Columbus HS
46.	Houston Astros	Thomas Eshelman	RHP	Cal State - Fullerton
47.	Chicago Cubs	Donnie Dewees	OF	University of North Florida
48.	Philadelphia Phillies	Scott Kingery	2B	Arizona
49.	Cincinnati Reds	Antonio Santillan	RHP	Seguin HS
50.	Miami Marlins	Brett Lilek	LHP	Arizona State
51.	San Diego Padres	Austin Smith	RHP	Park Vista Community HS
52.	Tampa Bay Rays	Chris Betts	C	Woodrow Wilson HS
53.	New York Mets	Desmond Lindsay	OF	Out-Of-Door Academy
54.	Atlanta Braves	Lucas Herbert	C	San Clemente HS
55.	Milwaukee Brewers	Cody Ponce	RHP	Cal Poly Pomona
56.	Toronto Blue Jays	Brady Singer	RHP	Eustis HS
57.	New York Yankees	Jeff Degano	LHP	Indiana State
58.	Washington Nationals	Andrew Stevenson	OF	LSU
59.	Cleveland Indians	Juan Hillman	LHP	Olympia HS
60.	Seattle Mariners	Nick Neidert	RHP	Peachtree Ridge HS
61.	San Francisco Giants	Andrew Suarez	LHP	Miami (Fla.)
62.	Pittsburgh Pirates	Kevin Kramer	SS	UCLA
63.	Oakland Athletics	Mikey White	SS	Alabama
64.	Kansas City Royals	Josh Staumont	RHP	Azusa Pacific University
65.	Detroit Tigers	Tyler Alexander	LHP	TCU
66.	St. Louis Cardinals	Bryce Denton	3B	Ravenwood HS
67.	Los Angeles Dodgers	Mitch Hansen	OF	Plano Senior HS
68.	Baltimore Orioles	Jonathan Hughes	RHP	Flowery Branch HS
69.	Washington Nationals	Blake Perkins	OF	Verrado HS
70.	Los Angeles Angels	Jahmai Jones	OF	Wesleyan HS
Competitive Balance Round B
71.	Cincinnati Reds	Tanner Rainey	RHP	U West Alabama
72.	Seattle Mariners	Andrew Moore	RHP	Oregon State
73.	Minnesota Twins	Kyle Cody	RHP	Kentucky
74.	Los Angeles Dodgers	Josh Sborz	RHP	Virginia
75.	Atlanta Braves	A.J. Minter	LHP	Texas A&M

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
76	Arizona Diamondbacks	Taylor Clarke	RHP	College of Charleston
77	Colorado Rockies	Javier Medina	RHP	Sahuaro HS
78	Texas Rangers	Michael Matuella	RHP	Duke
79	Houston Astros	Riley Ferrell	RHP	TCU
80	Minnesota Twins	Travis Blankenhorn	3B	Pottsville Area HS
81	Boston Red Sox	Austin Rei	C	Washington
82	Chicago Cubs	Bryan Hudson	LHP	Alton HS
83	Philadelphia Phillies	Lucas Williams	SS	Dana Hills HS
84	Cincinnati Reds	Blake Trahan	SS	Louisiana-Lafayette
85	Miami Marlins	Isaiah White	CF	Greenfield School
86	San Diego Padres	Jacob Nix	RHP	IMG Academy
87	Tampa Bay Rays	Brandon Lowe	2B	Maryland
88	New York Mets	Max Wotell	LHP	Marvin Ridge HS
89	Atlanta Braves	Anthony Guardado	RHP	Nogales HS
90	Milwaukee Brewers	Nash Walters	RHP	Lindale HS
91	Toronto Blue Jays	Justin Maese	RHP	Ysleta HS
92	New York Yankees	Drew Finley	RHP	Rancho Bernardo HS
93	Cleveland Indians	Mark Mathias	2B	Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo
94	Seattle Mariners	Braden Bishop	CF	Washington
95	San Francisco Giants	Jalen Miller	SS	Riverwood International Charter School
96	Pittsburgh Pirates	Casey Hughston	LF	Alabama
97	Oakland Athletics	Dakota Chalmers	RHP	North Forsyth HS
98	Kansas City Royals	Anderson Miller	CF	Western Kentucky
99	Detroit Tigers	Drew Smith	RHP	Dallas Baptist
100	St. Louis Cardinals	Harrison Bader	OF	Florida
101	Los Angeles Dodgers	Philip Pfeifer	LHP	Vanderbilt
102	Baltimore Orioles	Garrett Cleavinger	LHP	Oregon
103	Washington Nationals	Rhett Wiseman	OF	Vanderbilt
104	Los Angeles Angels	Grayson Long	RHP	Texas A&M

Team	Grade	Note
Arizona Diamondbacks	B	In need of a big-time playmaker, Dansby Swanson is their man.
Atlanta Braves	B	Selected 11 pitchers out of 13 possible picks.
Baltimore Orioles	A-	D.J. Stewart will become best OF prospect within two years.
Boston Red Sox	B-	Andrew Benintendi will be a great talent one day, but the Sox needed pitching.
Chicago Cubs	B	An extremely deep farm system just got deeper. Short on pitching prospects.
Chicago White Sox	B+	Pitching needed, pitching drafted. Carson Fulmer will be a very solid righty.
Cincinnati Reds	C+	With Devin Mesoraco developing into one of the best catchers in the MLB, why take a catcher at No. 8?
Cleveland Indians	A-	The Indians might have gotten the steal of the draft by getting last year's top pick, pitcher Brady Aiken at No. 17.
Colorado Rockies	A	With Tulo possibly on the way out, Brendan Rodgers will be his successor. A very good one.
Detroit Tigers	A-	Beau Burrows and Tyler Alexander will help the Tigers, especially if they lose David Price.
Houston Astros	A	The Astros got the second-best player in the draft at No. 2 with LSU SS Alex Bregman.
Kansas City Royals	B-	Royals could have used one of two first-round picks to get an outfielder they will need very soon.
Los Angeles Angels	C+	Taylor Ward will be the starting catcher one day, but they did not address the middle infield situation.
Los Angeles Dodgers	A-	The Dodgers need to develop depth in their farm system. This draft was a decent start.
Miami Marlins	B-	Brett Lilek is just one piece of a rotation puzzle the Marlins are trying to put together.
Milwaukee Brewers	B+	Taking three pitchers in the first three rounds for a farm system with no arms is just what Milwaukee needed.
Minnesota Twins	B	Tyler Jay had one of the lowest ERA's in the nation at Illinois.
New York Mets	C+	Without a pick until No. 53, the Mets were strapped to address their lack of offensive talent.
New York Yankees	B+	The Yankees needed starting pitching. The Yankees drafted starting pitching. Three arms taken in the first three rounds.
Oakland Athletics	C	Taking two shortstops in the first two rounds won't help the outfield.
Philadelphia Phillies	B-	The Phillies need a lot of help. Especially with pitching. They took two shortstops in the first three rounds.
Pittsburgh Pirates	A	Kevin Newman will be the Pirates starting shortstop within two years.
San Diego Padres	C+	Not picking until 51 hurt the Padres chances to find an impact arm.
San Francisco Giants	D+	The Giants needed outfielders. They have no MLB outfield talent in the minors. They took arms and infielders in the first three rounds.
Seattle Mariners	B-	Looking for help for Felix Hernandez in the future, the Mariners grabbed a pair of right-handers within 12 picks in the second round.
St. Louis Cardinals	B	The Cardinals always find a way to mold whoever they draft into serviceable professionals. It will be no different with Nick Plummer.
Tampa Bay Rays	A-	Tampa nabbed one of the best outfield prospects in Garrett Whitley.
Texas Rangers	B+	Despite missing out on good middle infield prospects, the Rangers picked a future No. 1 starter in Dillon Tate.
Toronto Blue Jays	A-	The Blue Jays might have a dark horse by picking RHP Jon Harris out of Missouri State.
Washington Nationals	B	Andrew Stevenson will anchor a Nationals outfield one day, but pitching was needed.

Steals of the draft

Daz Cameron, OF

Son of former MLB outfielder Mike Cameron, Daz Cameron was a top-five prospect entering the draft. He can hit for power, run well and field his position with the best of any in the field of prospects.

Yet Cameron kept falling and falling on draft day all the way down to number 37, as the Houston Astros continued their fantastic draft, according to CBS Sports' Jon Heyman, by taking the outfielder. 

According to MaxPreps, Cameron enjoyed a senior season at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, where he batted .455 in 25 games played with eight home runs and 32 RBI.

Brady Aiken, P

Aiken was last year's top pick to the Houston Astros, but questions about his health led to contract disputes that the parties could not resolve.

Aiken re-entered the draft this year, and the Cleveland Indians picked him up 17th overall despite the fact that he is recovering from Tommy John surgery on his left elbow, which Dr. David Altchek performed April 1, according to Jordan Bastian of MLB.com.

Before the surgery, Aiken could reach top speeds in the mid-90s on his fastball and possessed a curveball and changeup as well, according to Bastian. Cleveland's director of scouting, Brad Grant, explained to Bastian why the Indians decided to take the risk on Aiken.

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Right now, he's still just in the initial stages of returning from the surgery and just returning at this point to the range of motion exercises. I'm not going to go into the specifics of [the medical reports]. We obviously did our whole due diligence with him and we feel good about Brady and where we are with it.

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If Aiken can come back to a semblance of what he was while the Astros were scouting him last season, the Indians have just obtained a number one starter.