Baseball's amateur draft next month will consist of just five rounds — a cost-cutting measure in the wake of MLB's shutdown — and anybody signed after that will receive no more than $20,000. But rounds six through 50, or six through 40 in later years, have produced some gems and the Cardinals would have quite a representative team from such players culled in the second and third days of the amateur draft.
Pujols, Carpenter and Pham among the gems found by Cardinals in draft's later rounds
