This year, there are some draft picks that can be traded. These come from the "competitive balance lottery". The Twins didn't get one of these draft picks for this draft. These picks are awarded to the 10 lowest revenues teams and 10 smallest market teams. They can be traded to with players, but a team can't throw one out there to move up in the regular draft order. As far as trading regular picks goes, I'm not all that interested in it. With a 40 round draft, and the fact that in a good draft, a team may only sign 50% or so of the players they draft, things get a little awkward if trading picks is allowed. It works for other sports because drafted players can generally have an immediate impact on the team. It usually takes a few years even for a first round draft pick to make it to the mlb. As far as this year's draft goes, it looks like the Twins are going to get one of Manaea, Stewart or Bryant. That is, unless someone else comes out of nowhere, but that's kind of unlikely at this point. I would be happy with any of those guys really.