Where are Louisville's baseball players getting selected in the MLB Draft?
The MLB Draft is underway, and Louisville kicked it off in a big way on Sunday. Former catcher Henry Davis entered the day as a projected top-5 pick, but was selected No. 1 overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Davis became the first No. 1 pick in Louisville's program history. Davis was the only Louisville player selected in the first round, but there's plenty of other players on the board like Alex Binelas, Cooper Bowman, Michael Kirian and many others. More:What can No. Here's a live round up and tracker as the players get selected. Alex Binelas is going home  Former infielder, Binelas, was selected No. 86 by the Brewers in Monday's MLB Draft. The power hitting left hander was a standout player for the Cardinals this season after hitting 33 home runs and bringing in 123 RBIs in his career with Louisville. The Wisconsin native had 111 career hits, with just under 30% of Binelas' career hits being home runs. The slot value for the No. 86 pick is $699,700, but Binelas' contract could be higher or less than that. This story will update. Cameron Teague Robinson CTeagueRob@gannett.com; Twitter: @cj_teague;