Washington Nationals complete the 2024 MLB Draft.

Henry B

Jul 18, 2024 - 2 min read

On Tuesday, the Washington Nationals selected ten players on the third and final day of Major League Baseball’s 2024 First-Year Player Draft.

Here is a quick wrap-up of all the Nationals' selections in the 2024 MLB Draft.

Day 1

Round 1: shortstop Seaver King out of Wake Forest University
Round 2: catcher Caleb Lomavita out of the University of California, Berkeley & shortstop Luke Dickerson from Morris Knolls (N.J.) High School

Day 2

Round 3: catcher Kevin Bazzell from Texas Tech University
Round 4: left-handed pitcher Jackson Kent from the University of Arizona
Round 5: shortstop Randal Diaz from Indiana State University
Round 6: right-handed pitcher Davian Garcia out of Florida Gulf Coast University
Round 7: right-handed pitcher Robert Cranz from Oklahoma State University
Round 8: outfielder Sam Petersen out of the University of Iowa
Round 9: third baseman Jackson Ross from the University of Mississippi
Round 10: right-handed pitcher Luke Johnson from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Day 3

Round 11: Left-handed pitcher Merritt Beeker from Ball State (Ind.) University
Round 12: Right-handed pitcher Alexander Meckley from Coastal Carolina (S.C.) University.
Round 13: Left-handed pitcher Bryant Olson from Mercer (Ga.) University.
Round 14: Right-handed pitcher Yoel Tejeda Jr.
Round 15: catcher Sir Jamison Jones from St. Rita (Ill.) High School
Round 16: Left-handed pitcher Nolan Hughes from Xavier (Ohio) University
Round 17: Left-handed pitcher Gavin Bruni out of Ohio State University
Round 18: outfielder Teo Banks from Tulane (La.) University
Round 19: right-handed pitcher Ryan Minckler from Niagara (N.Y.) University.
Round 20: infielder Colby Shelton out of the University of Florida

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