2025 Draft signing and bonus tracker

Below is a list of every player drafted through the first 43 picks (up to the second round) of the 2025 MLB Draft.

Each club has until 5 p.m. ET on Monday, July 28, to come to terms with its Draft selections. If a player has exhausted his collegiate eligibility, he can sign at any time up until one week prior to the next year’s Draft.

1. Nationals: Eli Willits, SS, Fort Cobb-Broxton HS (OK)
Pick value: $11,075,900
Signing bonus: $8,200,000
Washington signed Willits for just under the 75 percent of the slot value that he would have been guaranteed had he gone to the combine. Still, his deal breaks the record for a High School player of $8.19 million set by Jackson Holliday in 2022. Willits was a surprise as the No. 1 overall pick on Draft night, but the Oklahoma prep shortstop -- who is the son of former big leaguer Reggie Willits -- possesses quality bat-to-ball skills, plus speed and a high baseball IQ. He is also considered a solid defender at short. More >>
Nationals Draft signing tracker

2. Angels: Tyler Bremner, RHP, UC Santa Barbara
Pick value: $10,252,700
Signing bonus: $7,689,525
The Angels agreed to a below-slot deal with Bremner, a Dick Howser Trophy semifinalist who struck out 111 batters in 77 1/3 innings for UC Santa Barbara. The right-hander has a fastball up to 98 mph with ride and pairs it with a potentially plus plus changeup and a gyro slider.
Angels Draft signing tracker

3. Mariners: Kade Anderson, LHP, Louisiana State
Pick value: $9,504,400
Signing bonus: $8,800,000
Anderson lands the seventh-largest bonus in MLB Draft history, while Seattle also gets to save around $700,000 on a below-slot deal. The southpaw is coming off winning Men's College World Series MVP honors after spinning a shutout in Game 1 en route to LSU claiming its eighth national title. Anderson led Division I with 180 strikeouts this season and has a polished arsenal that feature four pitches that grade out as solid or better. More >>
Mariners Draft signing tracker

4. Rockies: Ethan Holliday, SS, Stillwater HS (OK)
Pick value: $8,770,900
Signing bonus: $9,000,000
The Rockies signed Holliday for $9 million, a source told MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis, setting a Draft bonus record for a high school player -- surpassing the mark held by this year's No. 1 pick Eli Willits and Holliday's older brother, Jackson, with the Orioles before that. The son of Rockies franchise great Matt Holliday, Ethan grades out at 50 or better on the 20-80 scouting scale with all five of his tools. More >>
Rockies Draft signing tracker

5. Cardinals: Liam Doyle, LHP, Tennessee
Pick value: $8,134,800
Signing bonus: $7,250,000
St. Louis signed Doyle, the reigning NCAA D-I strikeout leader, to a below-slot deal. Doyle's fastball sits at 96 mph and touches 100 mph, and is considered the best heater in the class.
Cardinals Draft signing tracker

6. Pirates: Seth Hernandez, RHP, Corona HS (CA)
Pick value: $7,558,600
Signing bonus: $7,250,000
Considered by some to be the best high school right-handed pitching prospect ever, Hernandez signed for $7.25 million, a record for a high school pitcher. He brandishes a fastball that can ramp up to the triple digits, along with a devastating changeup. The breaking stuff is still developing, but that “bread and butter” changeup and wicked heater are a strong foundation to build upon. More >>
Pirates Draft signing tracker

7. Marlins: Aiva Arquette, SS, Oregon State
Pick value: $7,149,900
Signing bonus: $7,149,900
Miami agreed to terms with one of the most talented overall players in the Draft at full slot value. Arquette was the consensus top college position player in the Draft, despite injury concerns, and projects to be a solid hitter at the next level with 25 homer capability. The Oregon State product moves very well at short at 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds. More >>
Marlins Draft signing tracker

8. Blue Jays: JoJo Parker, SS, Purvis HS (MS)
Pick value: $6,813,600
Signing bonus: $6,197,500
The Blue Jays agreed to terms on an under-slot bonus with Parker, a prep shortstop with above-average potential with his hit and power tools from the left side. The 6-foot-2 infielder has a chance to stick at shortstop and should have more than enough thump if he eventually has to shift to second or third.
Blue Jays Draft signing tracker

9. Reds: Steele Hall, SS, Hewitt-Trussville HS (AL)
Pick value: $6,513,800
Signing bonus: $5,750,000
The Reds signed the Alabama prep shortstop to a below-slot deal. Hall has at least plus-plus speed and earns top-of-the-scale 80 grades from some evaluators. He's a lock to stay at shortstop with good actions, range to both sides and the ability to make throws from a variety of angles.
Reds Draft signing tracker

10. White Sox: Billy Carlson, SS, Corona HS (CA)
Pick value: $6,238,400
Signing bonus: $6,235,900
White Sox Draft signing tracker

11. Athletics: Jamie Arnold, LHP, Florida State
Pick value: $5,985,100
Signing bonus: $5,985,100
The A's signed their first pick, one of the top left-handed pitchers available in the class, to a full-slot deal. Arnold is a polished southpaw seen as capable of rising quickly, with a nasty upper-90s fastball and wipeout slider combination.
A's Draft signing tracker

12. Rangers: Gavin Fien, SS, Great Oaks HS (CA)
Pick value: $5,746,800
Signing bonus: $4,800,000
The California prep shortstop, a Texas recruit, signed with the Rangers. One of the best high school offensive packages in the Draft class, he has an arm for the hot corner and likely winds up at third base. More >>
Rangers Draft signing tracker

13. Giants: Gavin Kilen, SS, Tennessee
Pick value: $5,524,300
Signing bonus: $5,247,500
Kilen signed with the Giants. The Volunteers second baseman was arguably the best pure college hitter in the Draft class. His ability enables him to get to most of his raw pop, and he displays good defensive instincts and actions at second.
Giants Draft signing tracker

14. Rays: Daniel Pierce, SS, Mill Creek HS (GA)
Pick value: $5,313,100
Signing bonus: $4,313,100
The Rays signed Pierce away from his Georgia commitment with a deal that comes in $1 million shy of slot value. The Georgia high school shortstop has displayed an advanced bat and plus speed. He is a solid defender and has flashed good all-around tools. More >>
Rays Draft signing tracker

15. Red Sox: Kyson Witherspoon, RHP, Oklahoma
Pick value: $5,114,200
Signing bonus: $5,000,000
The Red Sox signed Witherspoon, the top-ranked college right-hander in the Draft, for a slightly below-slot deal. The former Oklahoma Sooner has five offerings, including a fastball that peaks at 99 mph, and he was a Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist after posting a 2.65 ERA and 124 K's over 95 innings.
Red Sox Draft signing tracker

16. Twins: Marek Houston, SS, Wake Forest
Pick value: $4,929,600
Signing bonus: $4,497,500
The best defensive shortstop in the college class, Houston also showed increased power this spring. The first of two consecutive Wake Forest products to be selected in the mid-first round, Houston signed for slightly below slot value.
Twins Draft signing tracker

17. Cubs: Ethan Conrad, OF, Wake Forest
Pick value: $4,750,800
Signing bonus: $3,563,100
The Cubs signed Conrad, one of the most well-rounded players in the college crop, to a below-slot deal. The Wake Forest product has displayed an advanced approach at the plate and could be close to solid tools across the board.
Cubs Draft signing tracker

18. D-backs: Kayson Cunningham, SS, Lady Bird Johnson HS (Texas)
Pick value: $4,581,900
Signing bonus: $4,581,900
The D-backs signed Cunningham for full slot value on July 20, according to MLB.com's Jim Callis. The Texas prep shortstop and Texas recruit was the best high school hitter in the Draft class for many evaluators, and he also features speed and constant energy.
D-backs Draft signing tracker

19. Orioles: Ike Irish, C, Auburn
Pick value: $4,420,900
Signing bonus: $4,418,400
Baltimore signed Irish, one of the best all-around hitters in the college class, to full slot minus a $2,500 contingency bonus. Some teams use the bonus to save money against their signing pools. Irish mashed 13 home runs over 28 SEC games with Auburn and will likely wind up in right field at the next level.
Orioles Draft signing tracker

20. Brewers: Andrew Fischer, 3B, Tennessee
Pick value: $4,268,100
Signing bonus: $3,500,000
Milwaukee signed Fischer, whom they believe was potentially the best hitter among this year's college crop, to an under-slot deal. The move allowed the club to spread its bonus pool allotment around on later Draft choices, while also adding a dynamic corner-infield bat in Fischer, who reached base in every game this past season for the University of Tennessee while clubbing 25 homers. More >>
Brewers Draft signing tracker

21. Astros: Xavier Neyens, SS, Mt. Vernon HS (WA)
Pick value: $4,122,500
Signing bonus: $4,120,000
In signing Neyens, the Astros picked up a prep shortstop/third baseman at slot value minus the $2,500 contingency bonus with huge power and good athleticism for his height (6-foot-4). The Oregon State recruit who has thrown fastballs up to 95 mph on mound has drawn comparisons as the lefty-hitting version of Austin Riley. More >>
Astros Draft signing tracker

22. Braves: Tate Southisene, SS, Basic HS (NV)
Pick value: $3,983,900
Signing bonus: $2,622,500
Atlanta lured Southisene, its first selection, away from a commitment to Southern Cal with an under-slot deal. The shortstop is the younger brother of Cubs prospect Ty Southisene, whom Chicago signed drafted in the fourth round and signed with an overslot deal last summer.
Braves Draft signing tracker

23. Royals: Sean Gamble, OF, IMG Academy (FL)
Pick value: $3,852,100
Signing bonus: $3,997,500
The Royals went over slot in their deal with Gamble, the latest first-round pick of out Florida powerhouse IMG Academy who follows in the footsteps of Elijah Green (fifth overall, 2022) and Brady Aiken (17th overall, 2015). The left-handed swinger has above-average hit and run tools and can also play second base. More >>
Royals Draft signing tracker

24. Tigers: Jordan Yost, SS, Sickles HS (FL)
Pick value: $3,726,300
Signing bonus: $3,250,000
The Tigers signed Yost away from his Florida commitment with a deal that comes in just shy of slot value. The Florida high school shortstop has displayed an advanced bat and plus speed. He is a solid defender with the actions and arm to stay at short.
Tigers Draft signing tracker

25. Padres: Kruz Schoolcraft, LHP, Sunset HS (OR)
Pick value: $3,606,600
Signing bonus: $3,606,600
Padres Draft signing tracker

26. Phillies: Gage Wood, RHP, Arkansas
Pick value: $3,492,200
Signing bonus: $3,000,000
Wood threw the first no-hitter in the Men's College World Series since 1960 on June 16. He had 19 strikeouts against Murray State, the most in a nine-inning game in College World Series history. Wood has an electric fastball and a power curveball, along with a slider and split-changeup. More >>
Phillies Draft signing tracker

27. Guardians: Jace LaViolette, OF, Texas A&M
Pick value: $3,382,600
Signing bonus: $4,000,000
LaViolette receives the largest over-slot deal among first-rounders in this year's class. The 6-foot-6 outfielder opened the season as the No. 1 Draft prospect before seeing his stock dip some, but he still offers immense raw power and an impressive combination of physicality and athleticism.
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Prospect Promotion Incentive pick

28. Royals: Josh Hammond, SS, Wesleyan Christian Academy (NC)
Pick value: $3,282,200
Signing bonus: $3,197,500
The Royals were awarded the 28th overall pick when second-year star Bobby Witt Jr. finished second in the 2024 AL MVP race and used it on a fellow prep shortstop. Like Witt, Hammond hits the ball exceptionally hard from the right side, although he's likely to play at third base at the next level.
Royals Draft signing tracker

Compensation pick

29. D-backs: Patrick Forbes, RHP, Louisville
Pick value: $3,191,100
Signing bonus: $3,000,000
Forbes agreed to terms with the D-backs on July 20, according to MLB.com's Jim Callis. A two-way player in the past, his mid-90s fastball peaks at 100 mph and his low-80s slider flashes plus. He has the potential and upside to pitch in front half of a rotation.
D-backs Draft signing tracker

30. Orioles: Caden Bodine, C, Coastal Carolina
Pick value: $3,113,300
Signing bonus: $3,113,300
The consensus premier backstop in the '25 class signs with the Orioles on a full-slot deal. A switch-hitter, Bodine displays outstanding bat-to-ball skills, along with top-tier framing ability behind the dish.
Orioles Draft signing tracker

31. Orioles: Wehiwa Aloy, SS, Arkansas
Pick value: $3,042,800
Signing bonus: $3,042,800
The reigning Golden Spikes Award winner joins the Orioles on a full-slot deal. The 21-year-old has notable power and the smooth actions to stick at shortstop -- or become an offensive-minded second baseman.
Orioles Draft signing tracker

32. Brewers: Brady Ebel, SS, Corona (CA)
Pick value: $2,970,900
Signing bonus: $2,750,000
Corona became the first high school to produce three top-50 selections in a single Draft when Ebel went 32nd overall, and the toolsy infielder agreed to terms with the Brewers on July 19. The son of Dodgers third base coach Dino, Ebel has an advanced approach at the plate and should grow into more power as he fills out his 6-foot-3 frame. More >>
Brewers Draft signing tracker

Competitive Balance Round A

33. Red Sox: Marcus Phillips, RHP, Tennessee
Pick value: $2,898,300
Signing bonus: $2,500,000
The South Dakota native is a power righty with a fastball that reaches triple digits and a slider that touches 90 mph, and he sprinkles in a low-90s changeup, too. The second of eight college righties Boston drafted in their first nine rounds, Phillips signed for slightly under-slot.
Red Sox Draft signing tracker

34. Tigers: Michael Oliveto, C, Hauppauge HS (NY)
Pick value: $2,827,300
Signing bonus: $2,447,500
The Long Island product is an offensive-minded backstop who displays plenty of power with his left-handed stroke. Oliveto, who was committed to play at Yale, displays ample in-game aptitude and enough athleticism to stick behind the plate as he gets his pro career underway. More >>
Tigers Draft signing tracker

35. Mariners: Luke Stevenson, C, North Carolina
Pick value: $2,758,300
Signing bonus: $2,800,000
Seattle signed the backstop from North Carolina to a slightly above-slot deal. Stevenson has not only displayed plus ability behind the dish with above-average arm strength to boot, he also possesses plus raw power at the plate.
Mariners Draft signing tracker

36. Twins: Riley Quick, RHP, Alabama
Pick value: $2,692,000
Signing bonus: $2,692,000
Minnesota signed the high-floor righty to full slot value. Quick has three really quality pitches: the upper-90s sinker he maintains velocity with deep into games, a wipeout mid-80s slider and a cutter he can crank up to 95 mph.
Twins Draft signing tracker

37. Orioles: Slater de Brun, OF, Summit HS (OR)
Pick value: $2,631,400
Signing bonus: $4,000,000
Baltimore locked down its fourth of four Day 1 selections by signing de Brun, a speedy outfielder from the Pacific Northwest to a healthily above-slot bonus. That was enough to convince de Brun, who moonlights as a music producer, to forgo a commitment to Vanderbilt and join the Orioles' system.
Orioles Draft signing tracker

38. Mets: Mitch Voit, 2B, Michigan**
Pick value: $2,569,400
Signing bonus: $1,750,000
The Mets signed Voit, their first selection in this Draft, to a below-slot deal. One of the best college hitters in the class, Voit draws comparisons to another former Wolverine, two-time All-Star Jake Cronenworth.
Mets Draft signing tracker

39. Yankees: Dax Kilby, SS, Newnan HS (GA)**
Pick value: $2,509,500
Signing bonus: $2,797,500
The Yankees signed Kilby to an above-slot bonus on July 18, convincing him to forgo his Clemson commitment. The Georgia native is one of the more polished high school bats in the Draft class with a quick, compact stroke from the left side of the plate. More >>
Yankees Draft signing tracker

40. Dodgers: Zachary Root, LHP, Arkansas**
Pick value: $2,443,600
Signing bonus: $2,200,000
The Dodgers took a high-floor college left-hander with their first pick in Root, who has a fastball that reaches 97 mph and three good secondary pitches. He signed for slightly below slot value.
Dodgers Draft signing tracker

41. Dodgers: Charles Davalan, OF, Arkansas
Pick value: $2,386,900
Signing bonus: $2,000,000
Los Angeles selected back-to-back Razorbacks with its first two picks, one pitcher and one position player. Davalan, the position player, is a polished left-handed hitting outfielder with sneaky pop and some positional versatility.
Dodgers Draft signing tracker

42. Rays: Brendan Summerhill, OF, Arizona
Pick value: $2,331,000
Signing bonus: $1,997,500
The Rays signed Summerhill -- one of the more well-rounded players in the college crop -- to a below-slot deal. The Arizona product has shown enough tools to stick in center field and possesses 20-20 potential at the next level. More >>
Rays Draft signing tracker

43. Marlins: Cam Cannarella, OF, Clemson
Pick value: $2,276,700
Signing bonus: $2,277,425
One of the latest signings in this class, Cannarella and the Marlins struck their slightly-above slot deal on the July 28 deadline. Miami locked in a speedy outfielder with excellent bat-to-ball skills and strong defensive ability.
Marlins Draft signing tracker

**The Dodgers, Mets and Yankees each received a 10-pick penalty on their first picks for exceeding the second surcharge threshold of the Competitive Balance Tax, meaning their first picks occurred in Competitive Balance Round A.