MLB Draft: Mock Draft Monday, version 4.0

3B. Florida. Jonathan India. 6. player. 3. If there were draft pick trading, the Mets would be offering Detroit anything and everything to get ahead of the Giants and draft Bart, but they’ll end up likely seeing a choice between Swaggerty, India, and college arms in this spot, unless they’re willing to dip into the high school market, which it has appeared they’re wanting to avoid here.

Carter Stewart. 7. player. 127. With a deep, talented high school arm class, the Padres could really take their pick of their favorite combination of talent and signing bonus here. Stewart is a guy that could factor into decisions at #2 on down depending on his bonus number, but he shouldn’t make it beyond #10-11.. RHP. Eau Gallie HS (FL)

8. player. 17. The Braves have checked in on a collection of bats, and they seem strongest on a trio of them – Kelenic, Gorman, and Swaggerty. With all three on the board here, it’d likely come down to a combination of feel for future value and signing bonus.. OF. Waukesha West HS (WI). Jarred Kelenic

OF. South Alabama. Travis Swaggerty. 9. player. 96. The A’s would love to see someone like Bohm or India fall into their lap, but in this spot, most likely they’ll be deciding between Swaggerty and McClanahan among college players or a high school arm. With the depth of available high school arms in the draft, they could really maximize their value by waiting on who drops to the 2nd round and grabbing Swaggerty here.

player. 4. Arguably the most complete high school arm in the draft, Liberatore has drawn rave reviews since last summer, but he just may end up going here due to a preference for the collegiate player in other slots. If he fell here, the Pirates would be quite excited for that.. LHP. Mountain Ridge HS (AZ). Matthew Liberatore. 10

11. player. 11. Winn has the most balanced repertoire of any high schooler in the draft, with a chance to see all of it tick up a touch and be the type of pitcher that works with 3-4 fringe-plus pitches. The Orioles have been heavy on the college bat and high school arm market, and this would give them one of the top 3 arms available in this spot.. RHP. Orange Lutheran HS (CA). Cole Winn

3B. American Heritage School (FL). Triston Casas. 13. player. 82. The Marlins have been getting high school arm after high school arm and seeing them head under the knife. In a draft with such a deep group of high school arms that the Marlins could grab one or more down in the draft, going for the best bat available seems the move here, and Casas is local with a big power bat that would play well on many fronts for the Marlins.

OF. Oregon State. Trevor Larnach. 14. player. 62. The Mariners seem locked into a college player here, which could mean they’re passing on some incredible talent on the high school side, and they’re putting out a lot of “vibes” that it will be a college bat as we get closer. At this point, Larnach makes the most sense, though the Mariners could go off the board, as they’ve done that recently.

Sandra Day O'Connor HS (AZ). Nolan Gorman. 15. player. 95. With this spot in the draft, the Rangers can really sit back and see what uber-talented bat or arm that was widely thought to go in the top 5-10 picks somehow falls to them. In this exercise, it’s Gorman, whose power is tremendous, but his defensive position could end up being more rigid at first base without work on conditioning.. 3B