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2007 FL Draft Ov Orig Cur Round 1 Ov Orig Cur Round 3 Ov Orig Cur Round 5 Ov Orig Cur Round 7 1CQ CQ Delmon Young 33HB HB Troy Tulowitzki 65HB HB Pat Neshek 97HB HB Matt Diaz 2OO OO Jared Weaver 34CQ CQ Chris Iannetta 66CQ CQ Mike Napoli 98CQ CQ Bill Bray 3HB HB Adrian Gonzalez 35OO OO Boof Bonser 67OO OO Greg Maddux 99OO OO Matt Thornton 4SJ EB Stephen Drew 36SJ EB Adam Loewen 68SJ SF Real Cormier 100SJ HB Chad Gaudin 5CG CQ Cole Hamles 37CG CG Pedro Feliciano 69CG CG Ramon Ramierz 101CG CG Jose Garcia 6TR TR Nick Markakis 38TR TR Ronny Paulino 70TR TR James Shields 102TR TR Fernando Nieve 7CS CS Joel Zumaya 39CS CS Jon Rauch 71CS CS Oscar Villareal 103CS CS Eliezer Alfonzo 8PE PE Anibal Sanchez 40PE PE Geoff Geary 72PE PE Wes Littleton 104PE PE Greg Norton 9PA PA Russell Martin 41PA PA Scott Proctor 73PA BB Alex Escobar 105PA PA Darren Oliver 10BB BB Ian Kinsler 42BB BB Rich Hill 74BB BB Tony Pena, Jr 106BB BB Matt Albers 11WW WW Howie Kendrick 43WW WW Chris Duncan 75WW WW Scott Thorman 107WW WW Bradon Looper 12TV TV Chris B Young 44TV TV Matt Kemp 76TV TV Erik Aybar 108TV HB Brain Bruney 13SF SF Mark DeRosa 45SF SF Luke Scott 77SF SF Alan Embree 109SF HB Matt Smith 14EB EB Jeremy Sowers 46EB PA Kevin Kouzmanoff 78EB EB Ryan Sweeney 110EB EB Joel Guzman 15MD HB Dan Uggla 47MD MD Jason Hirsch 79MD MD Scott Cassidy 111MD MD Jose Valentin 16 SP CQ Matt Garza 48 SP SP Glen Perkins 80 SP CQ John Lester 112 SP SP Vance Wilson Ov Orig Cur Round 2 Ov Orig Cur Round 4 Ov Orig Cur Round 6 Ov Orig Cur Round 8 17HB HB Reed Johnson 49HB HB Johnathan Sanchez 81HB HB Ramon Ortiz 113HB HB Kevin Correia 18CQ CG Kenji Johjima 50CQ CQ Phillip Humber 82CQ CQ Hong-Chih Kuo 114CQ CQ Chris Britton 19OO OO Carlos Quentin 51OO OO Estaban German 83OO OO Melky Cabrera 115OO OO Shin-Soo Choo 20SJ EB Mike Pelfrey 52SJ OO Lastings Milledge 84SJ HB Orlando Hernandez 116SJ MD Shane Victorino 21CG SP Brandon Phillips 53CG CG Ryan Theriot 85CG CG Michael Wuertz 117CG CG Yusmiero Petit 22TR TR Josh Barfield 54TR TR Josh Fields 86TR TR Kendry Morales 118TR TR Jason Davis 23CS CS Andre Ethier 55CS CS Mike Lamb 87CS CS Taylor Tankersley 119CS CS Ruddy Lugo 24PE PE Clay Meredith 56PE PE Adam Jones 88PE PE Jaret Wright 120PE PE Chad Paronto 25PA PA James Loney 57PA PA Dustin Pedroia 89PA PA Marcus Thames 121PA PA Edgar Gonzalez 26BB BB Denys Reyes 58BB BB Carlos Villanueva 90BB CQ Ben Zobrist 122BB BB Kevin Frandsen 27WW WW Chad Billingley 59WW WW Chad Bradford 91WW WW Jamey Carroll 123WW WW Brian Bannister 28TV TV Miguel Montero 60TV HB Joe Beimel 92TV TV Sean Marshall 124TV HB Travis Ishikawa 29SF SF Josh Bard 61SF SF Joe Saunders 93SF MD Nick Punto 125SF MD Micah Bowie 30EB BB Takashi Saito 62EB EB Ty Wigginton 94EB EB Matt Capps 126EB EB Manuel Corpas 31MD HB Adam Lind 63MD MD Brandon League 95MD MD Chris Coste 127MD MD Macier Izturis 32 SP CQ Andrew Miller 64 SP SP Ricky Nolasco 96 SP SP Endy Chavez 128 SP SP Jay Payton.

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