In case you missed this year’s, MLB draft this past week, the 2019 World Champion Washington Nationals with their six picks used them to plan for the future infield by selecting four pitchers, a shortstop, and a catcher.

The Nationals' prized selection came in the first round in Righthander pitcher Cade Cavalli from the University of Oklahoma. Cavalli, was ranked as the 22nd overall player in this year's draft by both MLB Pipeline and Baseball America.

According to MLB, "Cavalli produces some of the easiest velocity in his Draft class, working at 92-96 mph and topping out at 98 with riding action while expending barely more effort than he would play catch. He also can make hitters look bad with a low-80s curveball with power and depth, and he has developed an upper-80s slider/cutter that is catching up to his curve. He shows the potential for an average changeup once he starts using the pitch more often."

Cavali joins the Washington Nationals 2019 first-round pitcher pick, Jackson Rutledge, as the Nationals' top two pitching prospects.

I’m fired up that I got to be a National

OKLAHOMA SOONERS’ STARTER CADE CAVALLI

Additionally, the Nationals added a catcher to its minor league roster by drafting Cavalli's teammate from the University of Oklahoma, Brady Lindsly.

Lindsly was selected 123 overall and in the fifth round of the 2020 draft. According to the University of Oklahoma's website, Brady weighs 221 lbs and stands in at 6 feet one inch.  Even though his senior season was cut short due to Coronavirus, Brady started all 14 games and hit .271 with six extra-base hits, had 13 RBI's, ten runs scored, and two stolen bases. He only allowed two steals and caught three runners stealing. In his junior year in 2019, Ladsly had an on-base percentage of .364 with 34 RBIs, 26 runs, 21 walks and hit .291. In 2019, Brady played in 51 games and had 47 starts at the catcher position.

Here are all the players Washington drafted this week:

Round 1, No. 22 overall:RHP Cade Cavalli, Oklahoma

Round 2, No. 55 overall: RHP Cole Henry, LSU

Round 2, No. 77 overall: SS Sammy Infante, Monsignor Edward Pace HS (Florida)

Round 3, No. 94 overall: RHP Holden Powell, UCLA

Round 4, No. 123 overall: C Brady Lindsly, Oklahoma

Round 5, No. 153 overall: LHP Mitchell Parker, San Jacinto College North

"All these kids need work, they're all young and what a tremendous group," Assistant General Manager Kris Kline said on a Zoom call after the draft concluded Thursday night. "I'm so excited and fired up to have all these kids in the system. This is a jackpot for me. We did great; guys did a tremendous job."

Additional Coverage found around the web:

Nationals go with quartet of college arms on second day of MLB draft (Washington Post)

Kline and Longosz thrilled with the Nats’ haul on day two (MASN- Washington Sports)

Nationals land four pitchers, a shortstop and a catcher in shortened 2020 MLB draft ( NBC Sports Washington)

Nats draft Oklahoma RHP Cavalli at No. 22 (Washington Nationals)

A quick five round draft yields six players with potential for the Nats (Talk Nats)

MLB Draft 2020: Washington Nationals’ first Round pick Cade Cavalli - “I’m fired up that I got to be a National.”(Federal Baseball)