Latest Yankees 2022 MLB Draft picks: Every selection from Day 3

Here's a look at every Yankees pick from the 2022 MLB Draft...

DAY 3

No. 340 PICK: RHP RYAN HARVEY (UC SANTA BARBARA)

Harvey owned a 3.86 ERA with a 11.35 K/9 in 35 appearances. He also had 13 saves over his three years at UC Santa Barbara. 

No. 370 PICK: RHP JACKSON FRISTOE (MISS. ST.)

The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Fristoe had a 6.67 ERA in 40 games in college, but struck out a lot of batters -- 116 over 86.1 innings. 

No. 400 PICK: LHP GEOFFREY GILBERT (CLEMSON)

In three seasons with the Tigers, Gilbert notched a 3.35 ERA in 55 games (five starts) with 10.8 strikeouts per nine innings. 

No. 430 PICK: RHP KRIS BOW (SOUTHERN NEVADA)

Bow had a 2.16 ERA in 41.2 innings in 2022. He had a rough go in his first two seasons, but quickly turned things around in 2022. 

No. 460 PICK: OF TAYLER AGUILAR (GRAND CANYON UNIV.)

The 6-foot, 205-pound outfielder hit .315/.392/.603 in three seasons at GCU with 29 homers and 122 RBI. But his best season was 2022, hitting 23 homers with 75 RBI and a 1.116 OPS in 59 games. 

No. 490 PICK: RHP SHANE GRAY (EVANSVILLE)

In four seasons with Evansville, Gray had a 3.95 ERA in 262 innings, appearing in 56 games with 38 starts. 

No. 520 PICK: RHP HAYDEN MERDA (AZUSA PACIFIC UNIV.)

Merda had a 5.12 ERA in three seasons of college, with his last showing a 4.15 ERA in 43.1 innings over 16 games (three starts).

No. 550 PICK: RHP SEABASTIAN KEANE (NORTHEASTERN) 

Keane had a 4.89 ERA in 31 games (30 starts) in three seasons with Northeastern. He was previously an 11th round pick by the Red Sox in 2019. 

No. 580 PICK: 3B BEAU BREWER (PARIS JC, TX)

A Savannah Banana alumni, Brewer hit .339/.435/.375 in 32 games with the Bananas this season. 

No. 610 PICK: RHP TREVOR KIRK (ELON UNIV.)

Kirk had a 4.83 ERA in 42 games (four starts) in his three seasons with Elon. He had a down year in 2022, owning a 6.49 ERA. 

EARLIER PICKS

DAY 1

No. 25 PICK: SPENCER JONES

The Yankees took Jones with their first pick of the draft.  

Vanderbilt hitting coach Mike Baxter told SNY's Andy Martino this about Jones: “Huge power potential with good current hit tool - athleticism off the charts for size, incredible runner for 6’7". Great teammate and kid. Needs at-bats, but tremendous upside.”

There's a deep dive on Jones here.

No. 61 PICK: DREW THORPE

The Yankees took Thorpe out of Cal Poly with their second pick of the draft. Thorpe is the No. 61 ranked prospect in the draft, according to MLB.com.

MLB.com analysis: "At 6-foot-4 and 195 pounds, Thorpe is an intriguing combination of stuff and projection in a college arm. He’s missed bats consistently since joining Cal Poly’s weekend rotation in 2020, thanks largely to what might be the best changeup in the class."

DAY 2

No. 100 PICK: P TRYSTAN VRIELING

With their first pick on Day 2 of the MLB Draft, the Yankees went with the 6-foot-4, 200-pound pitcher out of Gonzaga University.

Vrieling, a right-hander, has a four-pitch mix with a fastball that sits around 91-95 mph. He also throws both a curveball and slider and rounds out his arsenal with a deceptive changeup.

No. 130 PICK: OF ANTHONY HALL

The Yankees selected Hall, an outfielder out of the University of Oregon, with their fourth-round pick. 

The 6-foot-2, 200-pound junior from San Diego batted .333 with 14 home runs, 17 doubles and five triples while driving in 56 runs in 59 games started.

No. 160 PICK: P ERIC REYZELMAN

New York added the fire-balling right-hander out of LSU in the fifth round. 

At 6-foot-2 and 188 pounds, Reyzelman can top out at 100 mph and struck out 66 batters in 42.1 innings pitched in his lone season with the Tigers after transferring from San Francisco.

No. 190 PICK: P CHASE HAMPTON

The Yanks selected Hampton, a sophomore from Texas Tech, with their sixth-round pick. 

The 6-foot-2, 225-pound right-handed pitcher went 4-1 in 18 appearances (seven starts) and pitched to a 3.86 ERA in 44.1 innings.

No. 220 PICK: P CAM SCHLITTLER

The Yankees have added another right-handed pitcher out of college, this time the redshirt sophomore Schlittler from Northeastern University.

In 91.2 innings pitched, the 6-foot-6, 210-pounder struck out 85 batters and had a 3.53 ERA.

No. 250 PICK: SS BRETT BARRERA

New York made its first infield selection of the draft in the eighth round, going with Barrera out of Stanford.

The 6-foot-1, 217-pound shortstop hit .351 in 62 games and added 11 homers, 19 doubles and three triples while driving in 53 runs as a junior.

No. 280 PICK: P MATT KEATING

The Yanks selected the 6-foot-1, 215-pound right-handed pitcher out of the University of Southern California in the ninth round.

A sophomore from Omaha, Neb., Keating pitched to a 3.60 ERA in 30 innings in 24 appearances out of the Trojans' bullpen, securing seven saves and striking out 44 batters.

No. 310 PICK: P WILL BRIAN

With the Yankees' sixth pitcher selected on Day 2 of the MLB Draft, Brian is the first left-hander.

Out of Eastern Kentucky University, the 5-foot-11, 220-pound redshirt senior posted a lights out final campaign. He finished with a 1.83 ERA in 39.1 innings out of the bullpen and notched 15 saves while striking out 53 batters.