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Draft  | Story | 4/19/2018

2018 MLB Draft Order



2018 Raw MLB Draft Order


First Round

Pick Team
1 Detroit Tigers
2 San Francisco Giants
3 Philadelphia Phillies
4 Chicago White Sox
5 Cincinnati Reds
6 New York Mets
7 San Diego Padres
8 Atlanta Braves
9 Oakland Athletics
10 Pittsburgh Pirates
11 Baltimore Orioles
12 Toronto Blue Jays
13 Miami Marlins
14 Seattle Mariners
15 Texas Rangers
16 Tampa Bay Rays
17 Los Angeles Angels
18 Kansas City Royals
19 St. Louis Cardinals
20 Minnesota Twins
21 Milwaukee Brewers
22 Colorado Rockies
23 New York Yankees
24 Chicago Cubs
25 Arizona Diamondbacks
26 Boston Red Sox
27 Washington Nationals
28 Houston Astros
29 Cleveland Indians
30 Los Angeles Dodgers

Supplemental First Round/Compensation Picks

Pick Team
31 Tampa Bay Rays (for Alex Cobb)
32 Tampa Bay Rays (for Drew Rasmussen)
33 Kansas City Royals (for Lorenzo Cain)
34 Kansas City Royals (for Eric Hosmer)
35 Cleveland Indians (for Carlos Santana)

Competitive Balance Round A

Pick Team
36 Pittsburgh Pirates
37 Baltimore Orioles
38 San Diego Padres
39 Arizona Diamondbacks
40 Kansas City Royals
41 Cleveland Indians
42 Colorado Rockies
43 St. Louis Cardinals

Second Round

Pick Team
44 Detroit Tigers
45 San Francisco Giants
46 Chicago White Sox
47 Cincinnati Reds
48 New York Mets
49 Atlanta Braves
50 Oakland Athletics
51 Pittsburgh Pirates
52 Toronto Blue Jays
53 Miami Marlins
54 Seattle Mariners
55 Texas Rangers
56 Tampa Bay Rays
57 Los Angeles Angels
58 Kansas City Royals
59 Minnesota Twins
60 Milwaukee Brewers
61 New York Yankees
62 Chicago Cubs
63 Arizona Diamondbacks
64 Boston Red Sox
65 Washington Nationals
66 Houston Astros
67 Cleveland Indians
68 Los Angeles Dodgers

Competitive Balance Round B

Pick Team
69 Miami Marlins
70 Oakland Athletics
71 Tampa Bay Rays
72 Cincinnati Reds
73 Milwaukee Brewers
74 Minnesota Twins

Supplemental Second Round/Compensation Picks

Pick Team
75 St. Louis Cardinals (for Lance Lynn)
76 Colorado Rockies (for Greg Holland)
77 Chicago Cubs (for Wade Davis)
78 Chicago Cubs (for Jake Arrieta)

Third Round

Pick Team
79 Detroit Tigers
80 San Francisco Giants
81 Chicago White Sox
82 Cincinnati Reds
83 New York Mets
84 San Diego Padres
85 Oakland Athletics
86 Pittsburgh Pirates
87 Baltimore Orioles
88 Toronto Blue Jays
89 Miami Marlins
90 Seattle Mariners
91 Texas Rangers
92 Tampa Bay Rays
93 Los Angeles Angels
94 Kansas City Royals
95 St. Louis Cardinals
96 Colorado Rockies
97 New York Yankees
98 Chicago Cubs
99 Arizona Diamondbacks
100 Boston Red Sox
101 Washington Nationals
102 Houston Astros
103 Cleveland Indians
104 Los Angeles Dodgers

Fourth Round


Pick Team
105 Detroit Tigers
106 San Francisco Giants
107 Philadelphia Phillies
108 Chicago White Sox
109 Cincinnati Reds
110 New York Mets
111 San Diego Padres
112 Atlanta Braves
113 Oakland Athletics
114 Pittsburgh Pirates
115 Baltimore Orioles
116 Toronto Blue Jays
117 Miami Marlins
118 Seattle Mariners
119 Texas Rangers
120 Tampa Bay Rays
121 Los Angeles Angels
122 Kansas City Royals
123 St. Louis Cardinals
124 Minnesota Twins
125 Milwaukee Brewers
126 Colorado Rockies
127 New York Yankees
128 Chicago Cubs
129 Arizona Diamondbacks
130 Boston Red Sox
131 Washington Nationals
132 Houston Astros
133 Cleveland Indians
134 Los Angeles Dodgers

To determine round-by-round picks for each team past the fourth round, add 30 for each round to the slot number of each team’s third-round pick.



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