The Los Angeles Dodgers went into the 2020 MLB Draft with six overall selections, including three within the first 66 picks. They selected Bobby Miller in the first round, another right-hander in Landon Knack at the end of the second round, and with the No. 66 overall pick drafted Clayton Beeter from Texas Tech in Competitive Balance Round B.
Beeter had 33 strikeouts and four walks as a starter, but also served as a relief pitcher for he Red Raiders. He underwent Tommy John surgery in December 2017.
The Dodgers received that selection as part of the February trade that sent Kenta Maeda and Jair Camargo to the Minnesota Twins.