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The 2014 Major League Baseball draft was held from June 5 through June 7, 2014, to assign amateur baseball players to MLB teams. The first two rounds were conducted on June 5, followed by rounds three through ten on June 6, and the last 30 rounds on June 7.cite-ref-mlb-com-1-0[1] It was broadcast from Studio 42 of the MLB Network in Secaucus, New Jersey.

The draft order was the reverse order of the 2013 MLB regular season standings. As the Astros finished the 2013 season with the worst record, they had the first overall selection for the third consecutive year.cite-ref-2[2] In addition, the Toronto Blue Jays got the 11th pick, as compensation for failing to sign Phil Bickford, the 10th overall selection of the 2013 MLB draft.cite-ref-mlb-com-1-1[1] The St. Louis Cardinals got bumped from #30 to #31 because although tied with the Boston Red Sox for most wins in the 2013 regular season, the Red Sox had fewer wins in 2012.cite-ref-3[3] Kansas City Royals first round draft pick Brandon Finnegan made his Major League debut on September 6, 2014, the first player to reach the majors from the 2014 draft class, with Carlos Rodon the second. Rodon first appeared for the Chicago White Sox on April 21, 2015. Finnegan became the first player to play in both the College World Series, for TCU, and the MLB World Series, for Kansas City, in the same year. Kyle Schwarber was the first position player to reach the majors from the 2014 draft class doing so June 16, 2015.

Contents

• First round draft order

• Compensatory round

• Competitive Balance Round A

• Other notable selections

• Notes

• See also

• References

• External links

First round draft order

| | All-Star |

|---|---|

| * | Player did not sign |

|---|---|---|---|

| Pick | School |

|---|---|

| 1 | Cathedral Catholic High School ( CA ) |

| 2 | Shepherd High School ( TX ) |

| 3 | NC State |

| 4 | Indiana |

| 5 | Olympia High School ( FL ) |

| 6 | Rancho Bernardo High School ( CA ) |

| 7 | LSU |

| 8 | Evansville |

| 9 | East Carolina |

| 10 | Oregon State |

| 11 | Kennesaw State |

| 12 | Waiakea High School ( HI ) |

| 13 | NC State |

| 14 | Vanderbilt |

| 15 | Hartford |

| 16 | Coral Springs Christian Academy ( FL ) |

| 17 | TCU |

| 18 | UNLV |

| 19 | Virginia |

| 20 | Wichita State |

| 21 | San Francisco |

| 22 | Conway High School ( SC ) |

| 23 | Elk Grove High School ( CA ) |

| 24 | Mountain Pointe High School ( AZ ) |

| 25 | Cal State Fullerton |

| 26 | Sprayberry High School ( GA ) |

| 27 | Florida State |

Compensatory round

|---|---|---|---|

| Pick | School |

|---|---|

| 28 | The First Academy ( FL ) |

| 29 | Stanford |

| 30 | Sanger High School ( CA ) |

| 31 | Tullahoma High School ( TN ) |

| 32 | T.C. Roberson High School ( NC ) |

| 33 | Mount Pleasant High School ( TX ) |

| 34 | Harvard-Westlake School ( CA ) |

Competitive Balance Round A

|---|---|---|---|---|

Other notable selections

|---|---|---|---|---|

| Round | School |

|---|---|

| 2 | Kentucky |

| 2 | Louisville |

| 2 | Brophy College Preparatory ( AZ ) |

| 2 | Sandalwood High School ( FL ) |

| 2 | Lee's Summit West High School ( MO ) |

| 2 | Gainesville High School ( GA ) |

| 2 | Florida International |

| 2 | Mississippi State |

| 2 | Charles W. Baker High School ( NY ) |

| 2 | University of Miami |

| 2 | Sahuaro High School ( AZ ) |

| 2 | Alabama |

| 2 | Xavier High School ( IA ) |

| 2 | Clemson |

| 2 | Indiana |

| 2 | Springfield Central High School ( MA ) |

| 2 | Walters State Community College |

| 2 | Blyth Academy ( ON ) |

| 3 | Cal State Fullerton |

| 3 | Arkansas |

| 3 | Oregon State |

| 3 | Virginia Tech |

| 3 | Georgia Southern |

| 3 | Dallas Baptist |

| 3 | Ole Miss |

| 3 | Central Florida |

| 3 | Harrison Central High School ( MS ) |

| 3 | South Carolina |

| 3 | Fresno State |

| 3 | Missouri |

| 3 | UNC Greensboro |

| 3 | Seminole State College of Florida |

| 4 | Texas A&M |

| 4 | Old Dominion |

| 4 | Rocklin High School |

| 4 | Notre Dame |

| 4 | South Carolina |

| 4 | Walters State Community College |

| 4 | Washington |

| 4 | Florida |

| 4 | USC Upstate |

| 4 | Florida Atlantic |

| 5 | Los Alamitos High School ( CA ) |

| 5 | George County High School ( MS ) |

| 5 | Mercyhurst |

| 5 | Sacramento State |

| 5 | Murrieta Valley High School ( CA ) |

| 5 | Bearden High School ( TN ) |

| 5 | Southern Illinois |

| 5 | Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College |

| 5 | Tennessee Tech |

| 5 | Oklahoma Baptist |

| 5 | Mercer County Community College |

| 5 | Saints John Neumann and Maria Goretti C… |

| 6 | Central Arizona College |

| 6 | Milton High School ( GA ) |

| 6 | Texas |

| 6 | Florida State |

| 6 | Middle Tennessee State |

| 6 | Howard College |

| 6 | Mississippi State |

| 6 | Oral Roberts |

| 6 | Illinois State |

| 6 | Sam Houston State |

| 7 | American Heritage School ( FL ) |

| 7 | Saint Louis |

| 7 | Oklahoma City University |

| 7 | Texas |

| 7 | California Baptist |

| 7 | Westlake High School ( CA ) |

| 8 | George Ranch High School ( TX ) |

| 8 | West Virginia |

| 8 | Florida |

| 8 | Stanford University |

| 8 | Clemson University |

| 8 | Sam Houston State University |

| 8 | Rutgers |

| 9 | University of Arizona |

| 9 | Vanderbilt University |

| 9 | Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University |

| 10 | University of Texas at Austin |

| 10 | Oral Roberts University |

| 10 | Siena College |

| 11 | Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College |

| 11 | Lemont High School ( IL ) |

| 11 | Mississippi State |

| 11 | West Virginia |

| 12 | Saint Louis School ( HI ) |

| 12 | Grayson College |

| 13 | Kentucky |

| 14 | UTSA |

| 14 | TCU |

| 15 | UC Santa Barbara |

| 16 | Northeastern Oklahoma A&M |

| 19 | UTSA |

| 19 | Pittsburgh |

| 19 | Oregon |

| 19 | Cameron |

| 22 | California |

| 22 | Oxnard College |

| 22 | Azusa Pacific |

| 22 | Cal State Dominguez Hills |

| 22 | Norwin High School ( PA ) |

| 23 | Salisbury School ( CT ) |

| 25 | San Jacinto College |

| 25 | Spartanburg Methodist College |

| 26 | Cal State Dominguez Hills |

| 32 | South Alabama |

| 33 | Western Oklahoma State College |

| 34 | Arizona State |

| 37 | Elkins High School ( TX ) |

| 37 | Whitehouse High School ( TX ) |

| 38 | Illinois State |

| 40 | North Mecklenburg High School ( NC ) |

| 40 | Valley Christian High School ( CA ) |

Notes

Compensation picks

cite-note-41. Compensation pick for failing to sign Phillip Bickford in the 2013 Major League Baseball draft.

cite-note-52. Compensation pick for the Atlanta Braves signing Ervin Santana

cite-note-63. Compensation pick for the Texas Rangers signing Shin-Soo Choo.

cite-note-74. Compensation pick for the Baltimore Orioles signing Nelson Cruz.

cite-note-85. Compensation pick for the Baltimore Orioles signing Ubaldo Jiménez.

cite-note-96. Compensation pick for the New York Yankees signing Brian McCann.

cite-note-107. Compensation pick for the New York Yankees signing Jacoby Ellsbury.

cite-note-118. Compensation pick for the New York Yankees signing Carlos Beltrán.

cite-note-129. Compensation pick for failing to sign Matt Krook in the 2013 Major League Baseball draft.

Traded picks

cite-note-1410. The Astros acquired the 37th overall pick, L. J. Hoes, and Josh Hader from the Orioles in exchange for Bud Norris at the 2013 trade deadline.cite-ref-13[4]

cite-note-1611. The Pirates acquired the 39th overall pick from the Marlins in exchange for Bryan Morris on June 1, 2014.cite-ref-15[5]