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Toronto Blue Jays · 2012 Draft

Round 1

Pick 17

Pick 22

Round C-A

Pick 50

Pick 58

Pick 60

Round 2

Pick 81

Round 3

Pick 112

Round 4

Pick 145

Round 5

Pick 175

Round 6

Pick 205

Round 7

Pick 235

Round 8

Pick 265

Round 9

Pick 295

Round 10

Pick 325

Round 11

Pick 355

Round 12

Pick 385

Round 13

Pick 415

Round 14

Pick 445

Round 15

Pick 475

Round 16

Pick 505

Round 17

Pick 535

Round 18

Pick 565

Round 19

Pick 595

Round 20

Pick 625

Round 21

Pick 655

Round 22

Pick 685

Round 23

Pick 715

Round 24

Pick 745

Round 25

Pick 775

Round 26

Pick 805

Round 27

Pick 835

Round 28

Pick 865

Round 29

Pick 895

Round 30

Pick 925

Round 31

Pick 955

Round 32

Pick 985

Round 33

Pick 1015

Round 34

Pick 1045

Round 35

Pick 1075

Round 36

Pick 1105

Round 37

Pick 1135

Round 38

Pick 1165

Round 39

Pick 1195

Round 40

Pick 1225

Guess who was picked at every slot in this draft class. Guess as many times as you need -- there's no limit. Fill every pick to earn the checkmark for this draft.

Need a hint? Reveal every player Toronto Blue Jays' picked in the 2012 draft

Alejandro Kirk, Alex Azor, Anthony Alford, Brad Delatte, Brandon Lopez, Brian Cruz, Chase De Jong, Colby Rasmus, Cole Irvin, Colton Turner, D.J. Davis, D.J. Jones, Dan Klein, Daniel Devonshire, Daniel Zamora, Daulton Varsho, Derrick Chung, Devin Pearson, Devyn Rivera, Eric Phillips, Ernie Clement, Estevan Gonzalez, Grant Heyman, Ian Parmley, Jason Leblebijian, John Silviano, Jon Harris, Jordan Leyland, Jorge Flores, Jorge Saez, José Bautista, Jose Cuas, Josh Almonte, Justin Smoak, Marcus Stroman, Matt Rose, Matthew Smoral, Mitch Nay, Nathan DeSouza, Nick Lovullo, Randal Grichuk, Russell Martin, Ryan Borucki, Ryan Kellogg, Shane Dawson, Shaun Valeriote, Teoscar Hernández, Trey Pascazi, Tucker Donahue, Tucker Frawley, Tyler Gonzales, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Will Dupont, Zak Wasilewski

No first-round pick for Toronto Blue Jays in 2012 -- the class runs 44 selections across 41 rounds, earliest in round 1 at pick No. 17 overall.

Toronto Blue Jays came away with more selections than usual this year; the team's typical recorded class runs about 41 picks.