New York Yankees 2020 MLB Draft Tracker: Picks, Analysis, Rumors and Updates

Follow along as the New York Yankees select three prospects in the 2020 MLB Draft with all picks, updates and analysis

The 2020 MLB Draft is nearing its conclusion and the Yankees' three picks are in the books

Here is a look at New York's Draft class, featuring two left-handed hitters and one flamethrowing right-hander:

Round	Overall	Player	Position	School
1	28	Austin Wells	C	University of Arizona
3	99	Trevor Hauver	2B	Arizona State University
4	129	Beck Way	RHP	Northwest Florida State JC

Thursday night, the Bombers closed out its class by picking right-hander Beck Way out of Northwest Florida State Junior College. The 20-year-old hurler popped up on the radar of big-league scouts during the Cape Cod League this past summer. 

Earlier in the evening, the Yankees selected Arizona State's Trevor Hauver with the organization's third-round pick (99th overall). Hauver, listed at second base, played the majority of his college career in the outfield.

Here's what you need to know about Hauver right now:

READ: Yankees Pick 2B Trevor Hauver in Third Round of MLB Draft

Hauver joins catcher Austin Wells from the University of Arizona in New York's 2020 MLB Draft class thus far. New York's first-round pick Wells is a familiar face – picked by New York in the 2018 MLB Draft out of high school – and boasts a potent left-handed bat.

Here's more on Wells and the Yankees' first-round selection:

READ: Yankees Select Catcher Austin Wells With No. 28 Pick in 2020 MLB Draft

In a shortened format, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Yankees only made three picks across five rounds. When New York signed ace Gerrit Cole, the organization forfeited its second- and fifth-round picks.

In case you missed it earlier during the Draft, get caught up to speed with some other Yankees-related MLB Draft content from Sports Illustrated's Inside The Pinstripes:

• READ: Yanks' First-Rounder Wells Drawing Comparisons to Schwarber, Harper
  
  
• WATCH: What Position Do the Yankees Need to Address the Most in 2020 MLB Draft 
  
  
• READ: Who Would the Yankees Pick When Redrafting the Star-Studded 2010 MLB Draft?
  
  
• WATCH: Breaking Down the Best No. 28 Selections in MLB Draft History 
  
  
• READ: Without Nick Swisher's Departure, the Yankees Wouldn't Have Drafted Aaron Judge

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