The Draft signing deadline passed at 5 p.m ET today, and all but one player taken in the first 10 rounds -- Cardinals 10th-round pick Caden Kendle -- reached an agreement.

Below is a look at the pick values and signing bonuses for the first 39 picks of the 2023 MLB Draft, encompassing Round 1, the Prospect Promotion Incentive selection and Competitive Balance Round A. Additionally, there are links to each team's complete Draft signing and bonus tracker.

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Each club had until 5 p.m. ET 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.

Clubs have not confirmed the reported bonuses below unless otherwise noted.

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July 25: With the Twins coming to terms with the No. 5 overall pick, Walker Jenkins, all first-round, PPI and CB-A picks have agreed to a deal.

First Round

1. Pirates: Paul Skenes, RHP, LSU
Pick value $9,721,000
Signing bonus: $9,200,000
With a signing bonus of $9.2 million, Skenes overtakes Spencer Torkelson ($8,416,300) for possession of the largest bonus in MLB Draft history. Given what Skenes accomplished at LSU, it's money well-earned. In his one and only season with the Tigers, Skenes eschewed his two-way responsibilities from his time at Air Force and dominated opposing hitting, posting a 1.69 ERA across 122 2/3 innings with 209 strikeouts, earning a laundry list of awards and honors en route to winning a national championship.
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2. Nationals: Dylan Crews, OF, LSU
Pick value: $8,988,500
Signing bonus: $9,000,000
Nationals Draft signing tracker »

3. Tigers: Max Clark, OF, Franklin Community HS (IN)
Pick value: $8,341,700
Signing bonus: 7,697,500
Clark told Akeem Glaspie of the Indianapolis Star on Draft night that he had agreed to slot value for the No. 4 overall pick rather than No. 3. That’s essentially what he signed for, rounded up a tick.
Tigers Draft signing tracker »

4. Rangers: Wyatt Langford, OF, Florida
Pick value $7,698,000
Signing bonus: $8,000,000
The Rangers tweeted a photo of Langford signing his first professional contract on July 18.
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5. Twins: Walker Jenkins, OF, South Brunswick HS (NC)
Pick value: $7,139,700
Signing bonus: $7,144,200
Twins Draft signing tracker »

6. Athletics: Jacob Wilson, SS, Grand Canyon University
Pick value: $6,634,000
Signing bonus: $5,500,000
The A's gained some bonus pool flexibility by signing Wilson under slot value. The son of former Major League All-Star Jack Wilson, Jacob is considered to have the best bat-to-ball skills of any player in this year's Draft class. The 21-year-old's defense also stood out, as Wilson earned WAC Defensive Player of the Year honors this season at Grand Canyon University.
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7. Reds: Rhett Lowder, RHP, Wake Forest
Pick value: $6,275,200
Signing bonus: $5,700,000
Lowder signed for nearly $600,000 under his slot value on July 14. He just finished his junior year at Wake Forest, where he set single-season records for wins (15) and strikeouts (143). His 15 wins were the most in Division I, while the 143 strikeouts were fourth most. Lowder also had a 1.83 ERA and a 6.0 strikeout-to-walk ratio (143 K, 24 BB) in 120 1/3 innings.
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8. Royals: Blake Mitchell, C, Sinton High School (TX)
Pick value: $5,980,100
Signing bonus: $4,897,500
Considered the best prep catcher in the Draft class by a wide margin, Mitchell is a left-handed hitter with hit and power tools. He's also an agile defender and his strong throwing arm has generated 97 mph heat on the mound.
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9. Rockies: Chase Dollander, RHP, Tennessee
Pick value: $5,716,900
Signing bonus: $5,716,900
Rockies senior director of scouting operations Marc Gustafson expected the Draft to be strong at the top with position players, and six of the teams in front of Colorado took hitters. But that meant one of the most talented pitchers in collegiate ball landed in the hands of the Rockies, who traditionally stock up on pitchers. "It was his body of work, our history with him, the hours of scouting him not only this year but even during his freshman year [at Georgia Southern before he transferred],” Gustafson said. “Then you combine that with his body, size, strength, stuff and athleticism and he checks all the boxes.”Rockies Draft signing tracker »

10. Marlins: Noble Meyer, RHP, Jesuit High School (OR)
Pick value: $5,475,300
Signing bonus: $4,500,000
Marlins Draft signing tracker »

11. Angels: Nolan Schanuel, 1B, Florida Atlantic
Pick value: $5,253,000
Signing bonus: $5,253,000
Schanuel agreed to terms on July 14 and signed for the exact slot value. His bat is considered close to Major League ready and he could reach Double-A by the end of the season, given the Angels' aggressiveness.
Angels Draft signing tracker »

12. D-backs: Tommy Troy, SS, Stanford
Pick value $5,043,800
Signing bonus: $4,400,000
Troy is a polished college hitter who has a good feel for the strike zone, has good bat-to-ball skills and can really impact the baseball. Troy spent most of this past season playing third base for Stanford, but he played shortstop there as well, and that’s where the D-backs plan to start him out. He agreed to terms July 17.
D-backs Draft signing tracker »

13. Cubs: Matt Shaw, SS, Maryland
Pick value: $4,848,500
Signing bonus: $4,848,500
The Cubs signed Shaw to his slot value, adding a dynamic shortstop with plus power and plate discipline potential. The Big Ten Player of the Year, Shaw hit .341/.445/.697 with 24 homers, 69 RBIs, 18 steals and more walks (43) than strikeouts (42) in 62 games as a junior. He also led Bourne to the Cape Cod League title after hitting .360/.432/.574 in 36 games.
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14. Red Sox: Kyle Teel, C, Virginia
Pick value: $4,663,100
Signing bonus: $4,000,000
Jim Callis of MLB Pipeline reported on Friday that the Red Sox have agreed to an under-slot deal with first-round pick Kyle Teel for $4 million. Teel is the first of Boston's top seven picks to agree to terms.
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15. White Sox: Jacob Gonzalez, SS, Ole Miss
Pick value: $4,488,600
Signing bonus: $3,900,000
Gonzalez, one of three players selected by the White Sox in the past two years from Ole Miss' national championship team in 2022, came in slightly under slot value. White Sox director of amateur scouting Mike Shirley was thrilled Gonzalez was available at No. 15 overall, with Gonzalez possessing top-five ability. The expectation is he will stay at shortstop.

"It's elite hand-eye coordination," Shirley said of Gonzalez. "His swing rate is in the right zone, chase rate is right. Doesn’t swing-and-miss or strike out. It was impressive how he has the ability to touch a ball and get the contact. His ability to be in an awkward position and still get contact and power, they are unique."
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16. Giants: Bryce Eldridge, TWP, James Madison HS (VA)
Pick value $4,326,600
Signing bonus: $3,997,500
Eldridge was the highest selected of eight two-way players in this year's MLB Draft. MLB Pipeline's No. 23 Draft prospect this year, he can reach 96 with his fastball and complements it with a strong slider and changeup. On the other side of the ball, he has raw power and strong first base defense. His athleticism could help him move around the diamond.
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17. Orioles: Enrique Bradfield Jr., OF, Vanderbilt
Pick value: $4,169,700
Signing bonus: $4,169,700
Bradfield signed with the Orioles on July 17, as announced by the team. The 21-year-old agreed to the exact slot amount of $4,169,700, per MLB.com's Jim Callis. Bradfield was the third left-handed-hitting outfielder taken by Baltimore in the first round of the Draft over the past four years, joining Heston Kjerstad and Colton Cowser.
Orioles Draft signing tracker »

18. Brewers: Brock Wilken, 3B, Wake Forest
Pick value: $4,021,400
Signing bonus: $3,150,000
Wilken's selection continued the Brewers' four-year streak of using their top pick to take a college bat, but he's different than those who came before him in that he's a third baseman and a power hitter, coming off a school-record 31 home runs in his junior season at Wake Forest. His plus throwing arm means that right field could be an option if the Brewers elect to expand his defensive versatility, but right now the club is highly confident he'll stick at third base.

"He has an energetic personality and is obviously a very large human as well," Brewers scouting director Tod Johnson said when the 6-foot-4 Wilken signed July 17. "It's going to be fun. It's a little different profile, more of a power guy, but he has developed the hit tool and is starting to get more contact and more consistent with his swing decisions over the last year. That starts to get very dangerous when you put that together."
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19. Rays: Brayden Taylor, SS, TCU
Pick value $3,880,100
Signing bonus: $3,877,600
The Rays officially announced the signing of their first-round pick on Friday. Taylor will receive the full slot value of his selection, MLB.com's Jim Callis reported, after setting single-season (23) and career (48) home run records at TCU this spring. Described by director of amateur scouting Chuck Ricci as “very much a Rays player, very well-balanced,” the left-handed-hitting infielder played mostly third base at TCU but should get a chance to play shortstop in the Rays' system.
Rays Draft signing tracker »

20. Blue Jays: Arjun Nimmala, SS, Strawberry Crest HS (FL)
Pick value $3,746,000
Signing bonus: $3,000,000
The Blue Jays were thrilled to land Nimmala's talent where they did, and by saving nearly $750,000 against the slot value, this allows them to be more aggressive elsewhere with signings. Nimmala brings serious power potential, especially for his age and position, and should benefit from the Blue Jays' new player development complex as much as anyone. With the potential to be the first player of Indian descent in the history of Major League Baseball, Nimmala immediately becomes one of the most interesting -- and talented -- young players in the Blue Jays organization.
Blue Jays Draft signing tracker »

21. Cardinals: Chase Davis, OF, Arizona
Pick value $3,618,200
Signing bonus: $3,618,200
The tooled-up outfielder, who hit 21 home runs while hitting .362 as a junior at Arizona this past season, formally introduced his big lefty power to St. Louis when he took batting practice July 15 at Busch Stadium, smashing a handful of long balls into the empty seats between games of the split doubleheader between the Cardinals and Nationals.
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22. Mariners: Colt Emerson, SS, John Glenn HS (OH)
Pick value: $3,496,600
Signing bonus: $3,800,000
As expected, the Mariners went over-slot to bring in the high-school bat, who was committed to Auburn University, like they did last year when selecting Cole Young, another lefty-swinging shortstop. An average runner with solid arm strength, Emerson is a steady defender at shortstop but probably will move to a different position in pro ball.
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23. Guardians: Ralphy Velazquez, C, Huntington Beach HS (CA)
Pick value: $3,380,900
Signing bonus: $2,500,000
The Guardians aren't quite sure if Velazquez will stick behind the plate or will see more time at the corner infield spots. All the team knows is that he will figure out where he belongs defensively in the Guardians' organization. He was officially signed by the team on July 22 and will bring an exciting bat into Cleveland's farm system. The left-handed hitter has shown the ability to hit for both power and average, while his arm strength dazzles on the other side of the ball.
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24. Braves: Hurston Waldrep, RHP, Florida
Pick value: $3,270,500
Signing bonus: $2,997,500
As reported by Jim Callis of MLB Pipeline on Thursday, the Braves struck quickly by coming to terms with their first two selections just four days after making them Day 1 picks. Atlanta came to an agreement with Waldrep for $273,000 under slot, and it was able to use that savings on second-rounder Drue Hackenburg, who agreed to terms on a bonus that is $628,200 over slot.
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25. Padres: Dillon Head, OF, Homewood Flossmoor HS (IL)
Pick value $3,165,400
Signing bonus: $2,800,000
The Padres signed Head under his slot value, which ultimately proved useful in agreeing with some later-round picks. But this was no cost-savings move. San Diego is enamored with Head's upside as a speedy outfielder with excellent bat-to-ball skills and some "sneaky juice in there offensively."
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26. Yankees: George Lombard Jr., SS, Gulliver Prep (FL)
Pick value $3,065,000
Signing bonus: $3,300,000
Lombard Jr. was at George M. Steinbrenner Field on July 17, putting pen to paper on his first professional contract, and the Yankees posted photos on social media showing Lombard Jr. on the field and in the dugout. The infielder is the son of former Major Leaguer and current Tigers bench coach George Lombard.
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27. Phillies: Aidan Miller, SS, J.W. Mitchell HS (FL)
Pick value: $2,968,800
Signing bonus:$3,100,800
Miller missed almost his entire senior season after he broke the hamate bone in his left hand in his first at-bat of the year at J.W. Mitchell High School. But Miller is healthy and ready to play.

“The big attraction with Aidan is the bat,” Phillies amateur scouting director Brian Barber said. “He was just one of the best hitters in the country that we saw. It’s a combination of hit and power, there’s strength, there’s ability to hit the ball hard, there’s bat-to-ball skills. It’s just a guy that we walked away from last year and we just absolutely loved the bat.”
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28. Astros: Brice Matthews, SS, Nebraska
Pick value: $2,880,700
Signing bonus: $2,478,200
Matthews hit .359/.481/.723 with 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases over 54 games in a breakout year at Nebraska, putting up impressive exit velocities along the way. The shortstop features excellent athleticism -- he was an all-state quarterback in Texas as a prepster.
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Prospect Promotion Incentive pick

29. Mariners: Jonny Farmelo, OF, Westfield HS (VA)
Pick value: $2,800,700
Signing bonus: $3,200,000
After a little more than a week following Day 1 of the Draft, the Mariners and Farmelo's agents reached an agreement that was well over slot value to secure the high school bat.
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Competitive Balance Round A

30. Mariners: Tai Peete, SS, Trinity Christian School (GA)
Pick value: $2,732,500
Signing bonus: $2,500,000
Seattle's front office has locked up all but second-rounder Jonny Farmelo and 20th-rounder Will Watson, a source told MLB.com's Daniel Kramer. Peete agreed to a deal that is $232,500 under slot value, while first-rounder Colt Emerson got over $300,000 more than his pick's value.
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31. Rays: Adrian Santana, SS, Doral Academy (FL)
Pick value: $2,670,600
Signing bonus: $2,002,950
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32. Mets: Colin Houck, SS, Parkview HS (GA)
Pick value: $2,607,500
Signing bonus: $2,750,000
The Mets announced on Friday that they signed Houck and second-round pick Brandon Sproat (56th overall), along with six other players selected in this year's Draft. Houck and Sproat will begin their professional careers at the Florida Complex League in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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33. Brewers: Josh Knoth, RHP, Patchogue Medford HS (NY)
Pick value: $2,543,800
Signing bonus: $2,000,000
Like first-round pick Brock Wilken, Knoth represented a break from the Brewers' recent tradition of using their first-round picks on up-the-middle defenders and college arms. He's not only a prep arm (from the same school that produced current Cubs right-hander Marcus Stroman) but at 17 he was one of the youngest players eligible in this year's Draft. Knoth signed July 17 and headed to the club's complex in Arizona, where he probably will continue to build a foundation at the start of next season before advancing to Low-A Carolina.
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34. Twins: Charlee Soto, RHP, Reborn Christian Academy (FL)
Pick value: $2,481,400
Signing bonus: $2,481,400
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35. Marlins: Thomas White, LHP, Phillips Academy (MA)
Pick value: $2,420,900
Signing bonus: $4,100,000
Marlins Draft signing tracker »

36. Dodgers: Kendall George, OF, Atascocita HS (TX)
Pick value: $2,362,700
Signing bonus: $1,847,500
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37. Tigers: Kevin McGonigle, SS, Monsignor Bonner HS (PA)
Pick value: $2,309,500
Signing bonus: $2,847,500
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38. Reds: Ty Floyd, RHP, LSU
Pick value: $2,255,100
Signing bonus: $2,097,500
Floyd signed on July 16 for $2,097,500. The 21-year-old was 7-0 with a 4.35 ERA in 19 games (17 starts) with 37 walks and 120 strikeouts over his 91 innings this season.
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39. Athletics:- Myles Naylor, 3B, St Joan of Arc Catholic SS
Pick value: $2,202,500
Signing bonus: $2,202,500
The younger brother of Josh and Bo Naylor, both former first-round Draft picks who play for the Guardians, Myles' baseball bloodlines played a part in the A's taking him so high in the Draft. The infielder was previously committed to play college ball at Texas Tech University.
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