Oregon State's junior catcher Logan Ice was drafted by the Cleveland Indians organization, with the 72nd pick, at the end of the 2nd round, using a Round B pick in the Indians obtained from the Competitive Balance Lottery.
Ice, 21, was a .279 career hitter at Oregon State, but upped his average to .310 this season, as a switch hitting catcher, who had 7 homers, and was second on the team behind KJ Harrison in hits, RBIs, and doubles. Ice posted a .563 slugging percentage, 3rd best in the Pac-12. This while leading the team in walks. As a catcher.