Here's my latest continuation of my mock draft series.  Thanks for comments and questions about specific players and teams, as your individual input helps me in terms of getting second opinions.  Here's what I have your teams doing in the supplemental round:

33. Seattle - Tommy Joseph, C, Horizon HS (AZ) - Joseph gets by on a huge bat, and his Spring has been just as good as any of the other prep catchers.  He'll go somewhere in this range, as I don't think he'll be on the board when the second round starts.  Previously: #30.
34. Colorado - Kendal Volz, RHP, Baylor - Volz continues to hurt his cause, but his talent in enough that someone will snap him up before the second round starts.  Enter the Rockies, king of the college drafters.  Previously: #32.
35. Arizona - Brian Goodwin, OF, Rocky Mount HS (NC) - Arizona will be looking to stock up with a nice mix of high-ceiling and low floor players in this draft with their numerous picks, and Goodwin fits the high-ceiling profile.  If he's still around this late, someone will pick him and sign him away from a UNC commitment.  Previously: #29.
36. Los Angeles (NL) - Austin Maddox, C, Eagle's View Academy (FL) - I still think the Dodgers will be zeroing in on this year's prep catching class, and Maddox has always been included in the top tier group.  He has his flaws, but with Russell Martin behind the plate, the Dodgers have plenty of time.  Previously: #36.
37. Toronto - Jason Stoffel, RHP, Arizona - Stoffel has gone from a potential first rounder to a questionable top fifty pick due to overuse and the steady decline of his stuff.  I still believe he's the best college closer, and someone will pick him before round two.  Previously: #26.
38. Chicago (AL) - Ben Tootle, RHP, Jacksonville State - Another pick I've kind of set in stone.  I don't know why, but the fit here seems really good.  If he comes back strong from his bout with sickness, though, Tootle could be off the board before Chicago makes their pick here.  Previously: #38.
39. Milwaukee - Bobby Borchering, 3B, Bishop Verot HS (FL) - Power prep bats are hard to come by, and Borchering has one.  Questions linger about his mechanics and his fielding, but his talent is unquestioned.  Milwaukee won't pass up Borchering if he's still around here.  Previously: #35.
40. Los Angeles (AL) - Everett Williams, OF, McCallum HS (TX) - Williams is still one of the best prep outfielders around in this class, and I doubt he's around at the start of round two.  The Angels love their toolsy players, and Williams fits that bill.  Previously: #39.
41. Arizona - Sam Dyson, RHP, South Carolina - Dyson's arm is still huge, but there's still questions about his long-term health.  Do the Diamondbacks gamble good money on him?  I would venture a yes to that question, simply because they're making a bold attempt to re-build a bad system.  Previously: #37.
42. Los Angeles (AL) - Chad James, LHP, Yukon HS (OK) - As I expected last week, James has begun to sneak his way up my board.  Big lefties with plus fastballs tend to do that.  Kevin Goldstein loves this kid, and I think that's a function of what he's hearing from scouts.  Previously: #65.
43. Cincinnati - Tony Sanchez, C, Boston College - He's throwing out runners well, hitting better as of late, and is still the best college catcher in this class.  That all adds up to Sanchez being a top fifty pick.  Am I too stuck on him going to Cincinnati?  Previously: #43.
44. Texas - Kentrail Davis, OF, Tennessee - There was a Tennessee outfielder, advised by Scott Boras, who had a disappointing draft year, fell to the supplemental round and signed for an overslot bonus.  His name was Julio Borbon.  Don't be surprised if there's some connection here.  Previously: #40.
45. Arizona - Jason Kipnis, OF, Arizona State - I didn't say that Arizona would be bankrupting their team.  Kipnis is a signable 22 year old junior who will provide good value at a lower signing bonus.  There's local connections here, too, so maybe there's something there.  Previously: #49.
46. Minnesota - DJ LeMahieu, SS/2B, LSU - LeMahieu has switched to playing second base since my last update, so I'm wondering how that affects his draft value.  I've consistently slid him down in my mocks so far, but I do think he's a top fifty player.  Where he goes has a lot to do with how much he wants.  Previously: #44.
47. Milwaukee - Brooks Raley, LHP, Texas A&M - Raley continues to shine as a southpaw starter for the Aggies, and I wouldn't be surprised to find that he's pitched his way into the top fourty players.  He's got above-average stuff, and he's athletic, so he's a solid supplemental pick.  Previously: #55.
48. Los Angeles (AL) - Brad Boxberger, RHP, USC - Boxberger's been solid, not spectacular, this year for the Trojans, and I expect he'll go anywhere from the 40-55 range in June.  The local connection is nice, but I was thinking more about the cost, considering the Angels will be picking quite often.  Previously: #45.
49. Pittsburgh - Jeff Malm, 1B, Bishop Gorman HS (NV) - Malm has done a ton for his draft stock this year, and I think he's probably the top true prep first baseman off the board.  The pop in his bat is good, his size is good, and he's a lefty, meaning he'll be attractive somewhere in this range.  Lots of helium on this kid.  Previously: #69.

That's it for my latest supplemental round installment.  What do you think?  Specific arguments are very welcome.