6/12/2017 baseball Edit

South Carolina MLB Draft tracker

Collyn Taylor • GamecockScoop

Beat Writer

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Below is a full list of where South Carolina players and commitments go in this year's MLB Draft.

The first two rounds (75 picks) are on MLB Network Monday starting at 7 p.m. with rounds 3-10 Tuesday starting at 1 p.m. and the final 30 rounds starting Wednesday at noon. Tuesday and Wednesday's coverage will be anchored on MLB.com.

Clarke Schmidt, RHP

Pick: No. 16 (Round 1)

Team: New York Yankees

2017 season stats: 4-2, 1.34 ERA (60.1 IP, 9 GS), 18 BB, 70 K

Scouting Report: Was one of the best pitchers in the country coming into this season and still is, since he was drafted so high. A righty, he has good life on a fastball and a box-to-box slider to go along with a changeup and curveball. He had a 1.34 ERA before undergoing Tommy John surgery, and his fastball was hitting 96 miles per hour.

Slot value: $3,458,600

Also see: Newly-offered in-state back talks South Carolina

Luis Campusano, C

Pick: No. 39 (Round 2)

Team: San Diego Padres

2017 season stats: Commitment in South Carolina's 2017 recruiting class.

Slot value: $1,760,700

Wil Crowe, RHP

Pick: No. 65 (Round 2)

Team: Washington Nationals

2017 season stats: 6-5, 3.41 ERA (92.1 IP, 14 GS), 90 K, 31 BB

Scouting report: After forgoing the draft in 2016 to come back to South Carolina, Crowe was the Gamecocks’ best starter this year, going 6-5 with a 3.41 ERA this season. He was in the mid-90s on his fastball, touching 97 a few times. He also worked a changeup and curveball, his out pitch, effectively all year.

Slot Value: $946,500

Also see: Team scoop and insider recruiting notes

Tyler Johnson, RHP

Pick: No. 147 (Round 5)

Team: Chicago White Sox

2017 season stats: 1-2, 2.39 ERA (26.1 IP, 19 appearance), 10 saves, 15 BB, 40 K

Scouting report: Is one of the best closers in the country when healthy. He sits in the upper-90s on his fastball, hitting 100 miles an hour at least once this season. His fastball is electric and if he can develop his slider, he could be in the major league sooner than later.

Slot value: $339,800

Also see: Where things stand after Day 2 of the MLB Draft

Alex Destino, OF/DH

Pick: No. 417 (Round 14)

Team: Chicago White Sox

2017 season stats: .255, 37 R, 10 HR, 41 RBI

Scouting report: Destino was one of the Gamecocks’ best bats his sophomore season, but had an up-and-down junior campaign. He hit .255, down almost 70 points from his .321 average in 2016. He would struggle to see the ball and go opposite field. If his bat gets back to what it was his sophomore year, and can find a position in the field, he can fit in in the pros.