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Atlanta Braves have found success in recent times with their shrewd recruitment, drafting young players like Ronald Acuna Jr. with their acumen. They will look to continue that trend in 2023 when they take $3,270,500 into the draft as Bonus Pool Money.
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The Braves drafted star pitcher Hurston Waldrep with the 24th pick.
Note: This article will be updated as and when more picks are announced
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Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 1
Pick 24 - Hurston Waldrep, Pitcher, Florida
Waldrep's 4.16 ERA in college doesn't jump off the page, but he has shown great flashes and control on the mound. If he adds a few more pitches to his arsenal, he can be an effective pitcher at any level.
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Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 2
Pick 59 - Drue Hackenberg, RHP, Virginia Tech
Pick 70 - Cade Kuehler, P, Campbell University (NC)
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 3
Pick 94 - Sabin Ceballos, SS, Oregon
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 4
Pick 126 - Garrett Baumann, Pitcher, Hagerty High School
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 5
Pick 162 - Isaiah Drake, Outfielder, North Atlanta High School
Pick 459 - David Rodriguez, P, San Joaquin Delta College
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Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 16
Pick 489 - Isaac Gallegos, P, New Mexico
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 17
Pick 519 - Kade Kern, OF, Ohio State
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 18
Pick 549 - Cam Magee, SS, Washington State
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 19
Pick 579 - Riley Frey, P, Milwaukee
Atlanta Braves Draft Picks 2023: Round 20
Pick 609 - Will King, C, Eastern Kentucky
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Amlan Sanyal
Amlan Sanyal is a basketball writer at Sportskeeda with more than two years of experience. Amlan has a soft spot for the lovable loser, and years of supporting Leeds Utd, the Seattle Mariners and San Antonio Spurs have made him realize that there's more to sport than just championships.
Amlan started falling for basketball after watching the San Antonio Spurs in 2012 and 2013. He watched as a collective of veteran legends, underrated misfits and a young defensive stud extended the Spurs' era of dominance with a team-oriented style, reminiscent of the aesthetic brilliance of 2011 FC Barcelona.
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