Below is a list of every player drafted in the first round of the 2024 MLB Draft.

Each club has until 5 p.m. ET on Thursday, Aug. 1, 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.

First Round

1. Guardians: Travis Bazzana, 2B, Oregon State
Pick value: $10,570,600
Signing bonus: $8,950,000
Cleveland agreed to a deal with this year's No. 1 overall pick for $8.95 million, which is below slot value ($10,570,600). The number also comes in lower than what last year's top selection, Paul Skenes, received from the Pirates: $9.2 million.
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2. Reds: Chase Burns, RHP, Wake Forest
Pick value: $9,785,000
Signing bonus: $9,250,000
The Reds signed Burns to a record deal of $9.25 million, sources told MLB.com. That surpassed the $9.2 million that last year's first overall pick, Paul Skenes, received from the Pirates.
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3. Rockies: Charlie Condon, OF, Georgia
Pick value: $9,070,800
Signing bonus: $9,250,000
Condon signed with Colorado for the largest Draft bonus in MLB history at $9.25 million. The record deal is tied with what No. 2 pick Chase Burns received from the Reds.
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4. Athletics: Nick Kurtz, 1B, Wake Forest
Pick value: $8,370,800
Signing bonus: $7,000,000
Kurtz, who batted .306 with 22 home runs, 57 RBIs and 78 walks for Wake Forest this season while also earning First Team All-ACC honors, signed with Oakland for a below-slot $7 million deal.
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5. White Sox: Hagen Smith, LHP, Arkansas
Pick value: $7,763,700
Signing bonus: $8,000,000
Chicago and Smith agreed to the largest bonus for a left-handed pitcher in Draft history, surpassing Brendan McKay's record ($7,005,000) in 2014. Smith set another record during the college season with 17.3 strikeouts per nine innings.
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6. Royals: Jac Caglianone, 1B/LHP, Florida
Pick value: $7,213,800
Signing bonus: $7,500,000
Listed as a two-way player, Caglianone will only hit the rest of this season, first in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League before a potential promotion to Single-A Columbia. In the fall, Caglianone and the Royals will re-evaluate what the best plan is to potentially hit and pitch.
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7. Cardinals: JJ Wetherholt, SS, West Virginia
Pick value: $6,823,700
Signing bonus: $6,900,000
The Cards agreed with Wetherholt -- considered by some scouts the best pure hitter in this year's Draft class -- to a slightly over-slot deal of $6.9 million, Jonathan Mayo confirmed.
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8. Angels: Christian Moore, 2B, Tennessee
Pick value: $6,502,800
Signing bonus: $4,997,500
The Angels and Moore agreed to a below-slot deal of $4.99 million. The second baseman served as a driving force in Tennessee's National Championship victory, recording the second cycle in Men's College World Series history in the semifinals.
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9. Pirates: Konnor Griffin, SS, Jackson Prep School (MS)
Pick value: $6,216,600
Has not yet agreed to terms
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10. Nationals: Seaver King, SS, Wake Forest
Pick value: $5,953,800
Signing bonus: $5,150,000
The Nationals agreed with King to an under-slot deal of $5.15 million. The former D-II standout transferred to Wake Forest in 2024 and posted a .308 batting average in his first taste of ACC baseball.
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11. Tigers: Bryce Rainer, SS, Harvard-Westlake HS (CA)
Pick value: $5,712,100
Signing bonus: $5,800,000
The Tigers agreed with Rainer to a slightly over-slot deal of $5.8 million. The California prep star will forgo his commitment to Texas.
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12. Red Sox: Braden Montgomery, OF, Texas A&M
Pick value: $5,484,600
Has not yet agreed to terms
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13. Giants: James Tibbs III, OF, Florida State
Pick value: $5,272,300
Signing bonus: $4,747,500
The Giants went the college route with their first-rounder for the sixth time in the past seven Drafts and agreed to terms with the power-hitting outfielder on July 24, according to Jim Callis.
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14. Cubs: Cam Smith, 3B, Florida State
Pick value: $5,070,700
Signing bonus: $5,070,700
The Cubs agreed to a deal worth full slot value with the power-hitting third baseman, Jim Callis reported on July 20.
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15. Mariners: Jurrangelo Cijntje, RHP/LHP, Mississippi State
Pick value: $4,880,900
Signing bonus: 4,880,900
The switch-pitcher's slot-value signing bonus was the largest given out by Seattle since Emerson Hancock in 2020. Along with second-rounder Ryan Sloan, the duo’s combined bonus of $7.88 million is the most the Mariners have spent on a pair of picks in at least a decade.
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16. Marlins: PJ Morlando, OF, Summerville HS (SC)
Pick value: $4,704,700
Signing bonus: $3,400,000
The former High School Home Run Derby winner is headed to the Marlins organization, agreeing to a below-slot $3.4 million bonus.
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17. Brewers: Braylon Payne, OF, Elkins HS (TX)
Pick value: $4,534,100
Signing bonus: $3,440,000
The Brewers signed Payne to a below-slot deal of $3.44 million, according to MLB.com's Jim Callis. The Texas high schooler will forgo his commitment to Houston.
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18. Rays: Theo Gillen, OF, Westlake HS (TX)
Pick value: $4,372,900
Signing bonus: $4,372,900
Gillen, the best pure high school hitter in the Draft, agreed to a deal at slot value with Tampa Bay on July 26. A prep shortstop, he is expected to transition to center field with the Rays, where his plus speed should play well.
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19. Mets: Carson Benge, OF, Oklahoma State
Pick value: $4,219,200
Signing bonus: $3,997,500
New York agreed to terms with Benge on July 24. The Oklahoma native was a two-way player with the Cowboys and hopes to continue to pitch in the pros, where he's up to 96 from the right side, although Mets officials see him more as an outfielder.
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20. Blue Jays: Trey Yesavage, RHP, East Carolina
Pick value: $4,073,400
Has not yet agreed to terms
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21. Twins: Kaelen Culpepper, SS, Kansas State
Pick value: $3,934,400
Has not yet agreed to terms
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22. Orioles: Vance Honeycutt, OF, North Carolina
Pick value: $3,802,200
Has not yet agreed to terms
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23. Dodgers: Kellon Lindsey, SS, Hardee HS (FL)
Pick value: $3,676,400
Signing bonus: $3,300,000
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24. Braves: Cam Caminiti, LHP, Saguaro HS (AZ)
Pick value: $3,556,300
Signing bonus: $3,553,800
Atlanta agreed to terms with Caminiti for the full slot value, although the official bonus is lower because the Braves are one of the teams that use a $2,500 accounting strategy. The 17-year-old southpaw is the top prep pitching prospect in this class and has a chance for three plus pitches.
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25. Padres: Kash Mayfield, LHP, Elk City HS (OK)
Pick value: $3,442,100
Signing bonus: $3,442,100
San Diego signed Mayfield, a two-time Gatorade Player of the Year in Oklahoma, to a deal at slot value. The southpaw's fastball is up to 97 mph, and he features a plus changeup and a slurvy breaking ball that he locates well.
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26. Yankees: Ben Hess, RHP, Alabama
Pick value: $3,332,900
Signing bonus: $2,747,500
The Yankees agreed to terms with Hess, who has a fastball up to 99 mph with run and carry, on July 24. The savings from this deal helped New York agree on an over-slot bonus with second-rounder Bryce Cunningham ($2.3 million).
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27. Phillies: Dante Nori, OF, Northville HS (MI)
Pick value: $3,228,300
Signing bonus: $2,500,000
MLB.com's Jim Callis reported that Nori signed for $2.5 million, which is below slot value ($3,228,300). The Phillies used some of that money to reach an agreement with second-round pick Griffin Burkholder, who was selected 63rd overall.
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28. Astros: Walker Janek, C, Sam Houston State
Pick value: $3,132,500
Signing bonus: $3,132,500
The Astros reached a deal with Janek at slot value on July 26. This marks the fourth time that Houston has used a first-round pick on a college catcher in the past 17 Drafts, having previously selected Jason Castro (2008), Michael Kvasnicka (2010) and Korey Lee (2019).
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29. D-backs: Slade Caldwell, OF, Valley View HS (AR)
Pick value: $3,045,500
Has not yet agreed to terms
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30. Rangers: Malcolm Moore, C, Stanford
Pick value: $2,971,300
Signing bonus: $3,000,000
Moore is just the fourth first-round catcher ever selected by the Rangers, joining Kellin Deglan (22nd overall, 2010), Scott Heard (25th, 2000), and Bill Haselman (23rd, 1987).
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Prospect Promotion Incentive pick

31. D-backs: Ryan Waldschmidt, OF, Kentucky
Pick value: $2,904,000
Signing bonus: $2,904,000
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32. Orioles: Griff O'Ferrall, SS, Virginia
Pick value: $2,835,400
Signing bonus: $2,700,000
The Orioles agreed to a slightly below-slot bonus of $2.7 million with O'Ferrall. The shortstop is the latest in a strong list of recent Virginia draftees that includes Kyle Teel (2023), Jake Gelof (2023) and Zack Gelof (2021).
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Compensation pick

33. Twins: Kyle DeBarge, SS, Louisiana-Lafayette
Pick value: $2,766,100
Signing bonus: $2,400,000
The Twins have agreed to a slighty below-slot signing bonus of $2.4 million with Kyle DeBarge. The 21-year-old is an elite contact hitter and just the second Ragin Cajun ever drafted in the first round.
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Competitive Balance Round A

34. Brewers: Blake Burke, 1B, Tennessee
Pick value: $2,698,300
Signing bonus: $2,100,000
The Brewers agreed to a deal with Burke on July 24, exactly a month after his Tennessee Volunteers won the Men's College World Series. The lefty swinger led NCAA Division I with 30 doubles and set a school record with a 31-game hitting streak.
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35. D-backs: JD Dix, SS, Whitefish Bay HS (WI)
Pick value: $2,632,500
Signing bonus: 2,150,000
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36. Guardians: Braylon Doughty, RHP, Chaparral HS (CA)
Pick value: $2,569,200
Has not yet agreed to terms
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37. Pirates: Levi Sterling, RHP, Notre Dame HS (CA)
Pick value: $2,511,400
Signing bonus: $2,511,400
Sterling agreed to a deal at slot value with the Pirates on July 25. The prep star was a two-way player in high school but is expected to focus solely on pitching, where he has a chance to have four above-average-or-better offerings.
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38. Rockies: Brody Brecht, RHP, Iowa
Pick value: $2,452,200
Signing bonus: $2,700,000
The Rockies have agreed to a slightly over-slot bonus of $2.7 million with Brecht. Ranked as the No. 4 college arm in the class, the former two-sport athlete for the Hawkeyes possesses a 70-grade fastball and slider.
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39. Nationals: Caleb Lomavita, C, Cal
Pick value: $2,395,000
Signing bonus: $2,325,000
Washington reached a deal with Lomavita for slightly below slot. The well-rounded backstop has average-or-better tools across the board and performed well during two summers in the wood-bat Cape Cod League.
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