MLB Draft Order 2012: Complete Day 2 Round-by-Round Schedule, Live Stream & More

With the first round of the 2012 MLB draft out of the way, it’s time to move into the nitty-gritty of the professional baseball business: Day 2.

The world is full of baseball players, and the major league teams in the United States have scouts at every corner of this planet trying to find the next star. That’s when these later rounds come in handy.

While the perception that not many of these players will actually sign with the team that drafted them may be accurate, teams are hoping to find that needle in the haystack that turns out to be a great player.

Teams take these shots in the dark with the hope that they find the next Ryan Howard (fifth round), Kevin Youkilis (eighth round) or Albert Pujols (13th round).

While the odds are slim, there is a chance. A chance is all a team needs…

Where: Studio 42 at the MLB Network Studios

When: Tuesday, May 5th 12:00 p.m. ET

Live Stream: MLB.com

Best Player Available—Hunter Virant

With as big of an upside as any pitcher in this draft, the reason Hunter Virant keeps falling is because of his commitment to college. As long as he holds his commitment to school, the strong left-handed star will continue to drop.

Second-Round

61. Houston Astros

62. Oakland Athletics (Josh Willingham, MIN)

63. Minnesota Twins

64. Seattle Mariners

65. Baltimore Orioles

66. Kansas City Royals

67. Chicago Cubs

68. San Diego Padres

69. Pittsburgh Pirates

70. San Diego Padres (Heath Bell, MIA)

71. New York Mets (Jose Reyes, MIA)

72. Minnesota Twins (Michael Cuddyer, COL)

73. Colorado Rockies

74. Oakland Athletics

75. New York Mets

76. Chicago White Sox

77. Philadelphia Phillies (Ryan Madson, CIN)

78. Cincinnati Reds

79. Cleveland Indians

80. Washington Nationals

81. Toronto Blue Jays

82. Los Angeles Dodgers

83. Texas Rangers (C.J. Wilson, LAA)

84. San Francisco Giants

85. Atlanta Braves

86. St. Louis Cardinals

87. Boston Red Sox

88. Tampa Bay Rays

89. New York Yankees (Sam Stafford, unsigned)

90. Arizona Diamondbacks

91. Detroit Tigers

92. Milwaukee Brewers

93. Texas Rangers

94. New York Yankees

95. Philadelphia Phillies

Third Round

96. Houston Astros

97. Minnesota Twins

98. Seattle Mariners

99. Baltimore Orioles

100. Kansas City Royals

101. Chicago Cubs

102. San Diego Padres

103. Pittsburgh Pirates

104. Miami Marlins

105. Colorado Rockies

106. Oakland Athletics

107. New York Mets

108. Chicago White Sox

109. Cincinnati Reds

110. Cleveland Indians

111. Washington Nationals

112. Toronto Blue Jays

113. Los Angeles Dodgers

114. Los Angeles Angels

115. San Francisco Giants

116. Atlanta Braves

117. St. Louis Cardinals

118. Boston Red Sox

119. Tampa Bay Rays

120. Arizona Diamondbacks

121. Detroit Tigers

122. Milwaukee Brewers

123. Texas Rangers

124. New York Yankees

125. Philadelphia Phillies

Compensatory Third Round

126. Seattle Mariners (Kevin Cron - unsigned)

127. Miami Marlins (Conner Barron - unsigned)

128. Colorado Rockies (Peter O'Brien - unsigned)

Rounds 4-15 (order remains the same for each subsequent round)

129. Houston Astros

130. Minnesota Twins

131. Seattle Mariners

132. Baltimore Orioles

133. Kansas City Royals

134. Chicago Cubs

135. San Diego Padres

136. Pittsburgh Pirates

137. Miami Marlins

138. Colorado Rockies

139. Oakland Athletics

140. New York Mets

141. Chicago White Sox

142. Cincinnati Reds

143. Cleveland Indians

144. Washington Nationals

145. Toronto Blue Jays

146. Los Angeles Dodgers

147. Los Angeles Angels

148. San Francisco Giants

149. Atlanta Braves

150. St. Louis Cardinals

151. Boston Red Sox

152. Tampa Bay Rays

153. Arizona Diamondbacks

154. Detroit Tigers

155. Milwaukee Brewers

156. Texas Rangers

157. New York Yankees

158. Philadelphia Phillies

For every pick in the draft, be sure to check out MLB.com's draft order page.

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