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More than two hours into the second day of the MLB Draft, the most interesting name taken by the Red Sox appears to be pitcher Luke Bard, the brother of relief pitcher Daniel Bard. The younger Bard has signed to go to Georgia Tech next season, so it remains to be seen if he ever makes it into the Red Sox system. On the second day of the draft so far, the Red Sox have made the following selections:

138th overall pick: Jeremy Hazelbaker, center fielder, Ball State University. See a video.

168th overall pick: Seth Schwindenhammer, left fielder, Limestone Community High School (Illinois)

198th overall pick: Branden Kline, right-handed pitcher, Governor Thomas Johnson High School (Maryland). See a video.

228th overall pick: John Younginer, right-handed pitcher, Mauldin High School (South Carolina). See a video.

258th overall pick: William Wilkerson, right fielder, Augusta State University. See a video.

288th overall pick: William Volz, right-handed pitcher, Baylor University. See a video.

318th overall pick: Brandon Jacobs, left fielder, Parkview High School (Georgia). See a video.

348th overall pick: Jason Thompson, shortstop, Germantown High School (Tennessee). See a video.

378th overall pick: Michael Thomas, catcher, Southern University A&M. See a video.

408th overall pick: Christopher McGuiness, first baseman, The Citadel.

438th overall pick: William Holmes, right fielder, Chaffey College (California).

468th overall pick: Michael Bugary, left-handed pitcher, UC-Berkeley

498th overall pick: Luke Bard, right-handed pitcher, Charlotte Christian School (North Carolina).

528th overall pick: Kraig Sitton, left-handed pitcher, Oregon State. See a video.

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