MLB Draft 2015: Orioles grab some intriguing high school prospects in day 2

Going into the 2015 MLB Draft, one thing that the prospect-industrial complex seemed to agree on about the Orioles is that they would be looking to get some college-level talent into their system that might be able to move quickly. The rationale for this would be to have some prospects who could get into the high minors or the big leagues soon, since they're presently bereft of much to write home about, especially when it comes to position players at Bowie and Norfolk.

On day one, they started with a college player, Florida State outfielder D.J. Stewart, before moving on to high schoolers. The second day of the draft proceeded much the same for the Orioles, who tabbed University of Oregon…