Sons of former Red Sox stars Ortiz, Ramirez drafted on Day 3 - ESPN

Major League Baseball's three-day amateur draft concluded on Tuesday, with the 30 teams blazing through 300 picks in less than 3 1/2 hours.

There were some familiar last names selected on the final day, which consisted of rounds 11 through 20.

The Los Angeles Angels took outfielder Lucas Ramirez in the 17th round. Ramirez is the son of 12-time All-Star Manny Ramirez. The Boston Red Sox selected D'Angelo Ortiz in the 19th round and he's the son of Hall of Fame slugger David Ortiz.

«We just felt like it was a good add to the organization,» Red Sox director of amateur scouting Devin Pearson said. «It's a plus that his dad is David Ortiz, but we drafted him as a prospect.»

In the 20th round, the Toronto Blue Jays took USC shortstop Bryce Martin-Grudzielanek, who is the son of former All-Star Mark Grudzielanek.

The Oakland Athletics opened the afternoon by selecting Texas Tech right-handed pitcher Kyle Robinson with the first pick of the 11th round. That set off 10 more rounds worth of selections — separated by approximately 45 seconds per pick — until the Texas Rangers took junior college catcher Mac Rose with the last selection of the 20th round.

Australian second baseman Travis Bazzana was taken by the Cleveland Guardians with the No. 1 overall pick on Sunday.

Right-handed pitcher Drew Beam, who was the workhorse of Tennessee's College World Series-winning pitching staff, was one of the first picks on Monday, which featured rounds three to 10.

It's not particularly rare for teams to find useful players — or even superstars — in rounds 11 through 20. Former slugger Albert Pujols hit 703 career homers in the big leagues after he was taken in the 13th round of the 1999 draft. Hall of Famers like Andre Dawson (11th round),