2012 MLB Draft Order: Complete Day 3 Round-by-Round Schedule

The Major League Baseball draft will conclude on Wednesday with the final 25 rounds. All of the highly touted prospects are long gone by now, so teams are looking for potential sleepers with high upside that they hope will eventually develop into actual talent.

It's a chance to stockpile the system with some young players with an added focus on selecting those at positions of need throughout the organization. Teams will also look toward some local talent that may not have national hype, but have shown enough to warrant taking a chance.

Here's a look at all the key information for Day 3 along with the full draft order and the biggest winners of the first 15 rounds.

What: MLB Draft Rounds 16-40

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

Watch: MLB Live

Draft Hub: MLB.com

Draft Order (all remaining rounds)

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

Biggest Winners After Two Days

Player: Carlos Correa

Leading up to draft day, it looked like the Houston Astros were targeting a starting pitcher with the first overall pick, but they threw a curveball of their own by selecting Correa. The Puerto Rican shortstop has all the tools to become an offensive force.

He's already a plus defender with great range and a good arm. He's a little bit more raw at the plate, but the 17-year-old phenom has illustrated great power potential and should improve across the board once he gains some experience.

Correa truly fits the mold of a modern shortstop. It's no longer just a defensive position, which will make him even more valuable once he does reach the big leagues. While he was expected to go early, getting taken off the board first was a pleasant surprise.

Team: Pittsburgh Pirates

After watching elite college starter Mark Appel fall into their lap, the Pirates decided to take a chance that they could sign him. If they do eventually get a deal done, he will turn out to be the biggest steal of the opening round.

He's the most polished pitcher in the class, which means he should advance through the system at a pretty steady rate. With the Pirates finally on the verge of getting back into playoff contention, that made him worth the risk for Pittsburgh.

The Pirates went on to select a lot of good athletes like Barrett Barnes and Brandon Thomas. They aren't well-rounded baseball players quite yet, but their tools are undeniable. Along with a handful of other pitchers, Pittsburgh has put together a really strong overall draft class.