The Los Angeles Dodgers lost three minor leaguers in the Triple-A Phase of the Rule 5 Draft on Wednesday.
The Rule 5 Draft is an annual occurrence at the MLB Winter Meetings where teams can draft players left off of other teams’ 40-man rosters. The Triple-A phase is similar, but adds prospects who have spent at least four years in the minors and are not in Triple-A to Triple-A teams rather than their major league roster.
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The Miami Marlins selected right-hander Livan Reinoso with their pick, the Pittsburgh Pirates laid claim to southpaw Brandon Neeck and the Houston Astros selected outfielder Edwin Sanchez.