16. Arizona Diamondbacks – Bobby Borchering (3B/1B/OF)
Borchering is currently out of baseball having never advanced further than AA ball. He showed some glimpses of power in the minors before retiring after the 2015 season.
17. Arizona Diamondbacks – A.J. Pollack (OF)
The Diamondbacks joined the Nationals as one of the two teams who elected to pass on Trout twice in the draft.
Pollack, one of the more accomplished players from the 2009 first round, has had a good career so far. Like others on this list, Pollack’s career has been defined by injuries. In his only full season of play so far (2015), Pollack made the All Star team and received a Gold Glove for his outstanding play in the field. He has a strong career OPS of .805 and possesses solid power, defense, and speed and is now with the Dodgers.
18. Florida Marlins – Chad James (P)
Chad James has been out of affiliated baseball since 2015 where he advanced as high as AA in the minor leagues.
19. St. Louis Cardinals – Shelby Miller (P)
Miller showed ace potential in his early years with the Cardinals, and made the NL All Star during his one season in Atlanta. Since being traded to the Diamondbacks in a blockbuster deal, he has experience numerous setbacks due to injury. He has a career .383 ERA in 124 starts, finished 3rd in the Rookie of the Year balloting, and is currently in the Rangers organization.
20. Toronto Blue Jays – Chad Jenkins (P)
Jenkins is another on the long list of pitchers now out of affiliated baseball. He pitched in 46 games with Toronto as both a SP and RP and finished with a career ERA 3.31, but somehow never managed to stick at the MLB level.