UCLA has 287 all-time MLB draft selections at the close of the 2019 edition. In 15 seasons as head coach, John Savage has now produced 105 draft picks, including 39 within the top-10 rounds. UCLA was the only school with three picks on day one, and ended day two tied for the most selections with six. The Bruins had success up and down the draft.

This year's total was five more than the program's previous-high under the current format (since 2012), which trimmed the draft down to 40 rounds. UCLA's 13 draftees this season are the most in program history, besting both the 20 drafts that saw a dozen Bruins selected. In addition, both Kyle Molnar (26 th round, Los Angeles Angels) and Ty Haselman (40 th round, Los Angeles Dodgers) were drafted on Wednesday. Junior outfielder Jack Stronach went to the San Diego Padres in the 21 st round, senior DH/outfielder Jake Pries was taken by the New York Yankees in the 24 th round, redshirt senior righty Nate Hadley was picked in the 25 th round by Minnesota, and senior infielder Jake Hirabayashi was a 39 th round choice by the Twins. Redshirt junior lefty Justin Hooper was the first UCLA player to go off the board on Wednesday, as the Kansas City Royals selected him in the 14 th round. That brought UCLA's three-day total of draftees to 13, which represents a new program record and is tied with Vanderbilt for the most picks of any school nationwide this year. LOS ANGELES – The 2019 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft concluded on Wednesday as seven Bruins – including five members of the 2019 roster – were selected by MLB teams.

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