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Washington Nationals · 2015 Draft

Round 2

Pick 58

Pick 69

Round 3

Pick 103

Round 4

Pick 134

Round 5

Pick 164

Round 6

Pick 194

Round 7

Pick 224

Round 8

Pick 254

Round 9

Pick 284

Round 10

Pick 314

Round 11

Pick 344

Round 12

Pick 374

Round 13

Pick 404

Round 14

Pick 434

Round 15

Pick 464

Round 16

Pick 494

Round 17

Pick 524

Round 18

Pick 554

Round 19

Pick 584

Round 20

Pick 614

Round 21

Pick 644

Round 22

Pick 674

Round 23

Pick 704

Round 24

Pick 734

Round 25

Pick 764

Round 26

Pick 794

Round 27

Pick 824

Round 28

Pick 854

Round 29

Pick 884

Round 30

Pick 914

Round 31

Pick 944

Round 32

Pick 974

Round 33

Pick 1004

Round 34

Pick 1034

Round 35

Pick 1064

Round 36

Pick 1094

Round 37

Pick 1124

Round 38

Pick 1154

Round 39

Pick 1184

Round 40

Pick 1214

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 Washington Nationals' picked in the 2015 draft

Adam Boghosian, Adam LaRoche, Alec Rash, Andrew Lee, Andrew Stevenson, Angelo La Bruna, Blake Perkins, Blake Smith, Calvin Copping, CJ Abrams, Clayton Brandt, Coco Montes, Dalton DiNatale, Dalton Dulin, David Kerian, Gio Gonzalez, Grant Borne, Ian Sagdal, Jake Jefferies, Jayson Werth, John Clay Reeves, Jorge Pantoja, Juan Soto, Keibert Ruiz, Kevin Mooney, Koda Glover, Luis García Jr., Mack Lemieux, Mariano Rivera, Matt Morales, Matt Pirro, Matthew Crownover, Max Schrock, Melvin Rodriguez, Mick VanVossen, Nick Sprengel, Parker Quinn, Patrick Corbin, Philip Diedrick, Rhett Wiseman, Russell Harmening, Ryan Brinley, Steven DiPuglia, Taylor Bush, Taylor Guilbeau, Taylor Hearn, Tommy Peterson, Tyler Watson, Victor Robles, Wilson Ramos

No first-round pick for Washington Nationals in 2015 -- the class runs 40 selections across 39 rounds, earliest in round 2 at pick No. 58 overall.

That's about a typical size class for Washington Nationals, whose recorded drafts run 40 picks on average.