The '24 Draft's Top 10 picks are ...

#1: Travis Bazzana (CLE)

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A historic pick!

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Collegiate Career Stats: .360/.497/.660, 45 HRs, 165 RBIs (184 games)

The Oregon State product hails from Down Under - he's Australian, and the 1st Aussie ever selected in the 1st round!

#2: Chase Burns (CIN)

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2024 College Stats: 10-1, 2.70 ERA, 191 K's, 100 IP (16 games)

Burns was born in Naples, Italy where his parents were stationed in the military

#3: Charlie Condon (COL)

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Collegiate Career Stats: .410/.523/.909, 62 HRs, 145 RBIs (116 games)

Condon was a member of the National Honor Society AND the National Spanish Honor Society in school

#4: Nick Kurtz (OAK)

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Collegiate Career Stats: .333/.510/.725, 61 HRs, 182 RBIs (164 games)

Kurtz lettered three times in basketball in high school in addition to four times in baseball!

#5: Hagen Smith (CWS)

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Collegiate Career Stats: 24-6, 3.40 ERA, 360 K's, 233.0 IP (54 G, 42 GS)

For the past year, Smith has made it a point to go to bed before 9 p.m. each night

#6: Jac Caglianone (KC)

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Collegiate Career Stats: .355/.447/.760, 75 HRs, 189 RBIs, 165 G 12-6, 4.55 ERA, 170 K's, 148.1 IP, 34 G

Caglianone hit an estimated 516 ft HR in college -- longer than any Major League HR in the Statcast Era. The longest was 506 feet!

#7: JJ Wetherholt (STL)

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Collegiate Career Stats: .370/.468/.625, 29 HRs, 129 RBIs (145 games)

A natural righty, Wetherholt decided to swing left-handed after seeing his older brother, a natural southpaw, do it. The rest is history!

#8: Christian Moore (LAA)

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Collegiate Career Stats: .338/.447/.698, 61 HRs, 160 RBIs (186 games)

Moore is the 2nd player to hit for the cycle in College World Series history

#9: Konnor Griffin (PIT)

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High School Career Stats: .526/.650/.934, 23 HRs, 101 RBIs (111 games)

Griffin models his game after MVP Ronald Acuña Jr.

#10: Seaver King (WSH)

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The '24 Draft's Top 10 picks are ...

#1: Travis Bazzana (CLE)

2B, Oregon State

A historic pick!

Bazzana is Oregon State's all-time leader in hits, doubles, HRs, total bases, stolen bases and walks!

The Oregon State product hails from Down Under - he's Australian, and the 1st Aussie ever selected in the 1st round!

#2: Chase Burns (CIN)

RHP, Wake Forest

Burns was born in Naples, Italy where his parents were stationed in the military

#3: Charlie Condon (COL)

OF, Georgia

Condon was a member of the National Honor Society AND the National Spanish Honor Society in school

#4: Nick Kurtz (OAK)

1B, Wake Forest

Collegiate Career Stats: .333/.510/.725, 61 HRs, 182 RBIs (164 games)

Kurtz lettered three times in basketball in high school in addition to four times in baseball!

#5: Hagen Smith (CWS)

LHP, Arkansas

For the past year, Smith has made it a point to go to bed before 9 p.m. each night

#6: Jac Caglianone (KC)

1B/LHP, Florida

Caglianone hit an estimated 516 ft HR in college -- longer than any Major League HR in the Statcast Era. The longest was 506 feet!

#7: JJ Wetherholt (STL)

SS, West Virginia

A natural righty, Wetherholt decided to swing left-handed after seeing his older brother, a natural southpaw, do it. The rest is history!

#8: Christian Moore (LAA)

2B, Tennessee

Collegiate Career Stats: .338/.447/.698, 61 HRs, 160 RBIs (186 games)

Moore is the 2nd player to hit for the cycle in College World Series history

#9: Konnor Griffin (PIT)

SS, Jackson Prep (Miss.)

Griffin models his game after MVP Ronald Acuña Jr.

#10: Seaver King (WSH)

SS, Wake Forest

He wasn't named after the legendary Tom Seaver! Instead, his parents thought he was going to be a girl and they had to pivot, fast!

Check out the full pick-by-pick Draft analysis below

The '24 Draft's Top 10 picks are ...

#1: Travis Bazzana (CLE)

2B, Oregon State

A historic pick!

Bazzana is Oregon State's all-time leader in hits, doubles, HRs, total bases, stolen bases and walks!

Collegiate Career Stats: .360/.497/.660, 45 HRs, 165 RBIs (184 games)

The Oregon State product hails from Down Under - he's Australian, and the 1st Aussie ever selected in the 1st round!

#2: Chase Burns (CIN)

RHP, Wake Forest

2024 College Stats: 10-1, 2.70 ERA, 191 K's, 100 IP (16 games)

Burns was born in Naples, Italy where his parents were stationed in the military

#3: Charlie Condon (COL)

OF, Georgia

Collegiate Career Stats: .410/.523/.909, 62 HRs, 145 RBIs (116 games)

Condon was a member of the National Honor Society AND the National Spanish Honor Society in school

#4: Nick Kurtz (OAK)

1B, Wake Forest

Collegiate Career Stats: .333/.510/.725, 61 HRs, 182 RBIs (164 games)

Kurtz lettered three times in basketball in high school in addition to four times in baseball!

#5: Hagen Smith (CWS)

LHP, Arkansas

Collegiate Career Stats: 24-6, 3.40 ERA, 360 K's, 233.0 IP (54 G, 42 GS)

For the past year, Smith has made it a point to go to bed before 9 p.m. each night

#6: Jac Caglianone (KC)

1B/LHP, Florida

Collegiate Career Stats: .355/.447/.760, 75 HRs, 189 RBIs, 165 G 12-6, 4.55 ERA, 170 K's, 148.1 IP, 34 G

Caglianone hit an estimated 516 ft HR in college -- longer than any Major League HR in the Statcast Era. The longest was 506 feet!

#7: JJ Wetherholt (STL)

SS, West Virginia

Collegiate Career Stats: .370/.468/.625, 29 HRs, 129 RBIs (145 games)

A natural righty, Wetherholt decided to swing left-handed after seeing his older brother, a natural southpaw, do it. The rest is history!

#8: Christian Moore (LAA)

2B, Tennessee

Collegiate Career Stats: .338/.447/.698, 61 HRs, 160 RBIs (186 games)

Moore is the 2nd player to hit for the cycle in College World Series history

#9: Konnor Griffin (PIT)

SS, Jackson Prep (Miss.)

High School Career Stats: .526/.650/.934, 23 HRs, 101 RBIs (111 games)

Griffin models his game after MVP Ronald Acuña Jr.

#10: Seaver King (WSH)

SS, Wake Forest

2024 College Stats: .308/.377/.577, 16 HRs, 64 RBIs (60 games)

He wasn't named after the legendary Tom Seaver! Instead, his parents thought he was going to be a girl and they had to pivot, fast!

Check out the full pick-by-pick Draft analysis below