Tracking all the Minnesota Twins picks on Day 2 of 2025 MLB Draft

Day 2 of the 2025 MLB Draft is underway on Monday, and we're tracking all of the Minnesota Twins' picks from round 4 through round 20 as they continue to add young talent to their organization.

If you missed it, here's our coverage of the Twins' first four selections in the top three rounds on Sunday. They took an excellent defensive shortstop with their first pick, added a pair of powerful college arms, and took a swing on a high school player with incredible athletic tools — who just happens to be the nephew of a former Twin.

Twins Day 2 selections

Round 4, Pick 119: Jason Reitz, RHP, Oregon

Standing 6'11", Reitz would be tied for the tallest player in MLB history if he makes it to the big leagues. He had a 3.50 ERA and 73 strikeouts in 64.1 innings last season. More on Reitz here.

Round 5, Pick 149: Matt Barr, RHP, SUNY Niagara

Four of the Twins' top six picks have been pitchers with big arms. Barr is a 6'6" righty who dominated the Juco level and has plenty of upside with his raw stuff. He's 19 years old and a Tennessee commit.

Round 6, Pick 179: Bruin Agbayani, SS, HS (Hawaii)

Agbayani, the son of a former big leaguer, is a 6'2" lefty bat and Michigan commit. He's got a strong hit tool with gap power and above-average speed. Defensively, he seems likely to end up at second base or a corner outfield spot.

Round 7, Pick 209: Jacob McCombs, OF, UC Irvine

A 6'2" lefty, McCombs transferred from San Diego State and had a huge season for UC Irvine, hitting .352 with 13 home runs and a 1.081 OPS across 58 games. He's a solid defensive outfielder who has an aggressive approach and strong contact skills at the plate (few strikeouts, but even fewer walks).

Round 8, Pick 239: Ryan Sprock, 3B, Elon

The 5'10" Sprock was a three-year standout at Elon, hitting .312 with 30 homers, more walks than strikeouts, and a .958 OPS across 161 games. He's played everywhere in the infield except shortstop and was also a pitcher, posting a 3.63 ERA in 17.1 innings out of the bullpen last season after struggling as a starter in his first two years. He's undersized, but a versatile ballplayer.

Round 9, Pick 269: Justin Mitrovich, RHP, Elon

That's back-to-back picks from the same college in North Carolina. Mitrovich is a 6'3" righty who had a 4.23 ERA and 81 strikeouts in 89.1 innings this past season. His best statistical season came as a true freshman (3.68 ERA). He has a mid-90s fastball and excellent changeup.

Round 10, Pick 299: Shai Robinson, SS, Illinois State

A glove-first shortstop with a big arm, Robinson hit .257 with 15 home runs, 14 steals, and an .813 OPS across 110 games in college. He also played for the Madison Mallards in the Northwoods League.

Round 11, Pick 329: Ryan Daniels, 2B, Connecticut

Daniels is a lefty who posted ridiculous offensive numbers this season at UConn: .365 average, 18 homers, 10 steals, 75 RBI, 1.220 OPS in 54 games.

Round 12, Pick 359: Kolten Smith, RHP, Georgia

Interesting dart throw from the Twins. Smith had a 5.40 ERA in three seasons at Georgia, allowing lots of hard contact. With that said, he had 163 strikeouts to just 39 walks in 111 innings over the past two years, which suggests there's some upside here. His breaking stuff is sharp.

Round 13, Pick 389: Callan Fang, LHP, Harvard

Fang, 21, registered 190 strikeouts in 164.2 innings during his three seasons at Harvard. He was 8-9 in 40 career games with a 4.54 ERA.

Round 14, Pick 419: Merit Jones, RHP, Utah

The Twins take Jones six rounds earlier than they did last year, when they took him in the final round of the draft. Jones, a right-handed pitcher out of Utah, had a 6.73 ERA in three seasons at Utah. The 21-year-old registered 175 strikeouts in 207 innings at Utah.

Round 15, Pick 449: Reed Moring, RHP, UC Santa Barbara

Moring pitched just 17.2 innings this season for UC Santa Barbara, registering a 2.55 ERA, with 21 strike outs and 12 walks.

Round 16, Pick 479: Jonathan Stevens, RHP, Alabama

Round 17, Pick 509: JP Smith, 3B, Sacramento State

Round 18, Pick 539: Matthew Dalquist, RHP, UC San Diego

Round 19, Pick 569: Matthew Becker, LHP, South Carolina

Round 20, Pick 599: Michael Hilker Jr., RHP, Arizona