Washington’s Nationals made eight picks between Round 2-10 on Day 2 of the 2019 MLB Draft, after making just one selection on Day 1, and in spite of the fact that Kris Kline, the Nats’ Assistant GM and VP of Scouting, said that it was not a deep draft in terms of quality pitching, the Nationals picked pitchers with four of the seven selections after taking right-hand pitcher Jackson Rutledge with their top pick on Monday (No. 17 overall).
Through 10 rounds, the Nationals have selected four right-handed pitchers, one left-handed pitcher, one outfielder, two infielders, and one catcher.