MLB Draft 2012 Live Stream: Online Viewing Info and More for Day 3

All of the can't-miss studs may be off the board, but there is still plenty of reason to watch Day 3 of the MLB draft on Wednesday. Rounds 16 through 40 will be completed to end the draft and while many of those players will probably ultimately go by the wayside, there are tons of diamonds in the rough waiting to be unearthed.

It may sound cliche, but the third day of the draft is most definitely when teams truly build for the future and separate themselves from the pack. Any organization can hit on an early pick, but finding an All-Star-caliber player in the latter rounds takes a great deal of skill and luck.

Here is everything you need to know about when and where to catch the closing rounds of the 2012 MLB draft, including streaming online. 

When: Wednesday, June 6 at 12 p.m. ET 

Live Stream: MLB.com 

Draft Order (Rounds 16-40)

1. Houston Astros

2. Minnesota Twins

3. Seattle Mariners

4. Baltimore Orioles

5. Kansas City Royals

6. Chicago Cubs

7. San Diego Padres

8. Pittsburgh Pirates

9. Miami Marlins

10. Colorado Rockies

11. Oakland Athletics

12. New York Mets

13. Chicago White Sox

14. Cincinnati Reds

15. Cleveland Indians

16. Washington Nationals

17. Toronto Blue Jays

18. Los Angeles Dodgers

19. Los Angeles Angels

20. San Francisco Giants

21. Atlanta Braves

22. St. Louis Cardinals

23. Boston Red Sox

24. Tampa Bay Rays

25. Arizona Diamondbacks

26. Detroit Tigers

27. Milwaukee Brewers

28. Texas Rangers

29. New York Yankees

30. Philadelphia Phillies 

Best Available Players to Watch

Freddy Avis

Ranked No. 70 on MLB.com's 2012 prospect watch list, pitcher Freddy Avis has shockingly not yet been selected in this year's draft. The 6'3" righty has committed to play at Stanford next season, so there may be a sentiment that he won't sign if he is selected from this point forward. Even so, Avis has a ton of talent and is worth gambling on.

He has a plus fastball that should get better over time and he has some solid breaking stuff as well. Avis is a youngster who obviously needs some time to develop, but the third day is such a crapshoot that some team is likely to take him and hope he signs. 

Mitchell Traver

Like Avis, Mitchell Traver is listed on MLB.com's top-100 prospects chart at No. 89 and he is among the best players left on the board. Traver also has committed to a college as he is slated to go to Texas Christian University, but he may be more likely to sign with a team than Avis would, although he does seem to want to play at TCU.

Traver isn't as refined as Avis in that he is primarily a fastball pitcher with little else, but he gets good velocity and location with his heater. Traver is a bit of a risk at this point since his commitment to TCU is looming, but there comes a point when his value will be too great to ignore. 

Ryan Garvey

The son of Los Angeles Dodgers great Steve Garvey, Ryan Garvey is unquestionably one of the most intriguing prospects left on the board. Garvey, who can play either corner infield position as well as the outfield, was drafted in the 15th round last year by the Philadelphia Phillies. Garvey didn't sign, though, so he could play at USC.

Garvey decided to leave USC, however, and attend junior college instead. Now, Garvey is back in the draft and is already guaranteed to be taken later than he was last season. There is still reason for Garvey to be optimistic, though, because he has good power potential and an excellent pedigree that teams will be drawn to. 

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