Let’s meet the Dodgers’ draft picks

Here is a brief look at the Dodgers’ draft picks this week.

Round 1: 3B Kody Hoese, Tulane, R/R (6-4/200):

2019 Season Stats: .391 BA | 61 RBI | 23 HR |:

• Collegiate Baseball All-American
• AAC Player of the Year
• Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award Finalist
• Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist
• Dick Howser Semifinalist
• 2015 draft pick by the Kansas City Royals (35^th round)

Round 1: 2B Michael Busch, North Carolina, L/R (6-0/207):

2019 Season Stats:.290 BA | 57 RBI | 16 HR

• Chapel Hill Region Most Outstanding Player
• 2019 ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player
• First team All-ACC

Round 2c: RHP, Jimmy Lewis, Lake Travis High School (Texas) L/R (6-6/220):

• Louisiana State commit
• Pitch touch 95 mph
• Father drafted by the Houston Astros in 1991

Round 3: RHP Ryan Pepiot, Butler, R/R (6-3/215):

2018-19 Season Stats: 4-4 W-L | 3.92 ERA | 126 K

• First Team All-Big East
• 2018 Mideast All-Region second team
• Ranks 11^th in NCAA in total strikeouts (126)

Round 4: 3B Brandon Lewis, UC Irvine, R/R (6-3/215) 6-7 record in 94.2 innings.

2018-19 Season Stats: .315 BA | 54 RBI | 14 HR

• Big West Conference first team

Round 5: RHP Jack Little, Stanford, L/R (6-4/190):

2018-19 Season Stats: 3-2 W-L | 3.32 ERA | 50 K

• Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List
• All Pac-12
• ABCA first-team All-American
• Perfect Game first-team All-American
• Baseball America first-team All American

Round 6: RHP Aaron Ochsenbein, Eastern Kentucky, R/R (6-3/225): In two seasons for the Colonels, he posted an 8-8 record with a 4.09 ERA in 158 innings.

Round 7: RHP Nick Robertson, James Madison, R/R (6-6/265): In 2019, Robertson had a 5-1 record with a 1.01 ERA. He had 54 strikeouts and eight saves.

Round 8: LF Ryan Ward, Bryant University (R.I.), L/R (5-11/200): In his junior season, Ward hit .382/.450/.614. He has 23 career home runs.

Round 9: LHP Alec Gamboa, Fresno City College, S/L (6-1/205): Gamboa finished the season with an 8-1 record and 1.97 ERA.

Round 10: SS Zac Ching, Virginia Commonwealth, R/R (5-9/180): In four years for the Rams, Ching hit .283/.375/.408. His career totals include 11 home runs and 121 RBIs.

Round 11: RHP Logan Boyer, San Diego State, R/R (6-3/215): In three seasons for the Aztecs, Boyer compiled a 2-1 record and 3.40 career ERA.

Round 12: LHP Mitchell Tyranski, Michigan State, L/L (6-2/215): In his junior season, Tyranski compiled a 4-7 record with 89 strikeouts in 78 innings pitched.

Round 13: LHP Jacob Cantleberry, Missouri, L/L (6-1/180): The former San Jacinto CC pitcher finished his first season with the Tigers compiling a 5-11 record and 4.73 ERA.

Round 14: LHP Sean Mellen, Northeastern, L/L (6-5/215): Last season for the Huskies, Mellen compiled a 6-9 record and 3.10 ERA.

Round 15: OF Joe Vranesh, St. Mary’s, R/R (6-2/200): Last season for the Gaels, he recorded a .327 batting average with 15 home runs and 56 RBI.

Round 16: RHP Andrew Baker, Chipola College, R/R (6-2/185): In 26 appearances last season, he had a 2-1 record with 5.04 ERA in 50 innings.

Round 17: OF Brandon Wulff, Stanford, R/R (6-1/225): In three seasons for the Cardinal, Wulff hit .281/.394/.520 with 22 home runs.

Round 18: RHP Jeff Belge, St. John’s (NY), L/L (6-5/225): A 32^nd round draft pick by the Boston Red Sox in 2016, Belge compiled a 13-12 record and a 4.37 career ERA for St. John’s.

Round 19: LHP Braidyn Fink, Oklahoma, L/L (6-1/216): Fink, a relief pitcher, tallied 49 strikeouts and a 4.31 career ERA. Fink missed majority of the 2019 season after tearing his ulnar collateral ligament.

Round 20: C Zach Plunkett, Arkansas, R/R (6-2/225): In two seasons for the Razorbacks, he hit .250/.375/.450 with three RBIs.

Round 21: OF/P Trey LaFleur, J.M. Tate High School (Fl.) L/L (6-3/190): LaFleur, a Ole Miss signee, could be a two-way player for Mississippi, but most pro scouts like him more as a hitter.

Round 22: SS Jimmy Titus, Bryant University, R/R (6-1/195): In 114 games, he hit .319/.397/.532 with 20 home runs and 105 RBIs. Titus missed the 2018 season with a torn ACL.

Round 23: RHP Cyrillo Watson, Illinois, R/R (6-1/195): In his junior season, Watson had a 5-2 record with a 3.65 ERA and 49 strikeouts.

Round 24: CF Chet Allison, Fresno City College, R/R (6-2/215): The second-year junior college product hit .446/.548/.831 last season with 11 home runs and 50 RBIs.

Round 25: CF Jonny Deluca, Oregon, S/R (5-11/196): In his two seasons for the Ducks, he hit .226/.296/.354 and added 11 home runs and 72 RBIs.

Round 26: RHP Mark Mixon, Miami, R/R (6-2/180): In his lone season pitching for the Hurricanes, Mixon recorded a 3-1 record and a 2.33 ERA.

Round 27: RHP Parker Brahms, Sacramento State, R/R (6-3/209): In three seasons, Brahms compiled a 16-13 record with a 3.33 career ERA.

Round 28: SS Brennan Milone, Woodstock High School (Ga.), R/R (6-1/180): Milone, a South Carolina commit, is known for his raw power and defensive instincts.

Round 29: SS Breyln Jones, Rutherford HS (NJ), R/R (6-2/180): In his senior season, Jones has tallied 27 hit per NJ.com.

Round 30: RHP Josh Ibarra, Golden West College (Ca.), R/R (6-2/200): In 18 appearances, the second-year JUCO product had a 4-1 record and 1.62 ERA in 61 innings pitched.

Round 31: SS Kayler Yates, Dixie HS (Utah), R/R (6-0/165): Yates, a Utah commit, finished his high school career with a .335 average and a .437 OBP.

Round 32: CF Danny Sinatro, Washington State, L/R (6-0/180): Last season for the Cougars, Sinatro hit .325/.347/.337.

Round 33: 3B Julio Carrion, Chipola College (Fla.), R/R (6-1/185): In 52 games, Carrion hit .226 with 35 RBIs.

Round 34: LHP Francisco Martinez, Puerto Rico Baseball Academy (PR) L/L (6-1/180):

Round 35: CF Justin Washington, Savannah State, R/R (6-4/190): In his junior season, Washington hit .242 average and 24 RBIs.

Round 36: RF Matthew Kanfer, Pepperdine, R/R (6-2/185): In his senior season, Kanfer hit .315/.324/.473.

Round 37: CF Tres Gonzalez, Mount Vernon Presbyterian (Ga.), L/L (6-0/170): Gonzalez is known as a good route runner in center field, but scouts question his impact. He is a Georgia Tech commit.

Round 38: C Tyler Ryan, University of the Pacific (Stockton, Calif.), R/R (6-1/210): Ryan, a utility player for the Tigers, hit .261/.341/.400.

Round 39: LHP Caden MacDonald, Pantego Christian Academy (Texas), L/L (6-1/175): MacDonald, a Princeton commit, finished his high school career hitting .435.

Round 40: C Ty Haselman, UCLA, S/R (6-2/201): In 2018 for the Bruins. Haselman hit .400/.500/.400. Ty is the son of former MLB catcher Bill Haselman.