We’re around one month removed from the 2009 MLB draft and I thought it could be fun to cast our minds back three years and do a review of the 2006 MLB draft. I’m going to go over the players who signed from the first ten rounds as well as any other notable selections.

The former Texas A&M outfielder is off to a hot start with the Voyagers. Colligan, a 12th round pick, is one of quite a few athletic outfielders drafted by the Sox in the ‘09 draft.

Nick Ciolli was one of two Indiana State prospects along with Brady Shoemaker drafted by the White Sox in the 2009 draft, they also selected a childhood friend of Ciolli’s, Josh Phegley, out of Indiana.

Dan Black was drafted by the Sox in the 14th round out of Purdue after a very successful college career. He spent a large amount of his time at Purdue playing catcher. The White Sox have other plans for him, drafting him as a first baseman, where he started his pro career.

Eighth round pick Ryan Buch out of Monmouth University is as interesting as any Sox pick after the first day. The 6-3 junior from tiny Monmouth College, ranked 90th in the country by Baseball America, fell into the Sox laps into the 8th round.

Justin Collop, the sixth round pick of the Sox from Toledo, sounds like a guy ready to sign.

The Miami Hurricane reliever has been receiving a slew of postseason awards.

FutureSox.com profiles two promising prepsters, Matt Heindenreich (RHP) and Justin Jones (LHP) from the 2009 White Sox draft class.

With day 2 of the 2009 MLB Draft in the books I just wanted to take a few minutes to give some of my thoughts on two picks that really stood out to me from rounds 4-30.

The top two picks of the White Sox 2009 draft could be on a fast track to the Majors.