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.

With their final pick of the first day of the draft, the Sox selected their first college pitcher. Bryan Morgado, a 6’3” 203 pound lefty from Tennessee, was taken 102 overall.

With the 71st pick overall in the MLB Draft, the Chicago White Sox took left handed starting pitcher David Holmberg from Port Charlotte High School in Port Charlotte, Florida.

With the 61st overall pick the White Sox grabbed high school outfielder Trayce Thompson.

Thompson is a 6’4” 200 pound righty is from Rancho Santa Margarita, California (LA area) and has committed to UCLA.

With the sixth pick in the Compensation A round, 38th overall, the Chicago White Sox selected Josh Phegley, a catcher out of Indiana University. The 21 year old junior catcher becomes the second Hoosier taken in this year’s draft and he joins Jared Mitchell as one of the top Sox picks.