Cleveland took Tennessee shortstop Dean Curley with pick No. 64 before calling on Arizona outfielder Aaron Walton with pick No. 66. When it came time to use the No. 70 pick they acquired from the Diamondbacks in December in the Josh Naylor trade, they took right-hander Will Hynes out of Lorne Park Secondary School in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

It’s a little different having the 27th pick in the MLB Draft from owning the top selection with the largest bonus pool in league history. Last year, the Cleveland Guardians could evaluate every prospect,