The Pittsburgh Pirates took the first right-handed high school pitcher of the 2025 MLB draft on Sunday, Corona High’s (Cali.) Seth Hernandez with the sixth overall pick.

The Pirates took another California prep righty with their second pick, then dove into the college pool of talent for much of the rest of the draft.

High school pitchers are notoriously tough to draft and develop, but Hernandez was considered the best in his class. And Pittsburgh hopes he can develop an arsenal that already includes a high-90s fastball.

Here are all of the Pirates’ draft picks from this week’s draft:

Pick 6. Seth Hernandez, RHP, Corona H.S., Calif.

50. Angel Cervantes, RHP, Warren H.S., Calif.

73. Murf Gray, 3B, Fresno State.

82. Easton Carmichael, C, Oklahoma.

113. Gustavo Melendez, SS, Colegio Nuestra Senora de la Merced, Puerto Rico.

144. Adonys Guzman, C, Arizona.

173. Jack Anker, RHP, Fresno St.

203. Brent Iredale, 3B, Arkansas.

233. Josh Tate, OF, Georgia Southern.

263. Jared Jones, 1B, LSU.

293. Matt King, SS, Arizona St.

323. Dylan Palmer, 2B, Hofstra.

353. Cameon Keshock, RHP, Samford.

383. Dylan Mathiesen, RHP, Liberty.

413. Connor Hamilton, RHP, Montgomery Bell Academy.

443. McLane Moody, RHP, Northside Senior H.S., Ark.

473. Eddie King Jr., OF, Louisville.

503. Carter Gwost, OF, Little Falls H.S., Minn.

533. Cannon Reeder, OF, Oregon St.

563. Brandon Cain, OF, Oklahoma.

593. Nick Frusco, LHP, Miller Place, H.S., N.Y.