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2026 MLB Draft Results: Round 1 Board & White Sox No. 1 Pick

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The 2026 MLB Draft is complete. Over two days in Philadelphia (July 11-12), all 30 clubs combined for 613 selections across 20 rounds. The White Sox opened it by taking UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky at No. 1 overall, and pitching dominated the top of the board. Below is the full Day 1 results board (Rounds 1-4, picks 1-135), the printable tracker, and the biggest storylines from the class. Overall, the 2026 MLB Draft results skewed toward pitching and up-the-middle talent, and several college programs stacked multiple first-rounders.

Quick Facts

  • Event: 2026 MLB Draft
  • Dates: Saturday-Sunday, July 11-12, 2026 (Round 1 started 1 p.m. ET, July 11)
  • Where: Philadelphia Convention Center (during MLB All-Star Week)
  • No. 1 pick: Chicago White Sox (won the Draft Lottery); 613 total picks over 20 rounds
  • Top prospect: Roch Cholowsky, SS, UCLA
  • Watch: Picks 1-10 aired on NBC/Peacock; picks 11+ on MLB Network and MLB.com

Free printable 2026 MLB Draft order tracker

2026 MLB Draft order printable tracker

The first-round team order is already filled in – just fill in each player, or keep it as a printable record of the class. It is the easiest way to follow the board in real time or run a mock-draft game with friends.

2026 MLB Draft Results: Full Day 1 Board (Rounds 1-4)

Twenty-five teams picked in the first round, and pitching ruled the top of the board: 15 of the first 40 selections were pitchers, alongside 11 shortstops and 9 outfielders. Arkansas led all schools with three first-round picks, while UCLA, Georgia Tech, and Ole Miss each had two. The Blue Jays, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, and Yankees each had their first pick pushed back 10 spots for exceeding the Competitive Balance Tax surcharge threshold, so they did not appear in the top 25. By the end of Day 2, all 30 clubs had combined for 613 selections over 20 rounds.

PickRdTeamPlayerPosSchool
11Chicago White SoxRoch CholowskySSUCLA
21Tampa Bay RaysGrady EmersonSSFort Worth Christian HS
31Minnesota TwinsVahn LackeyCGeorgia Tech
41San Francisco GiantsJackson FloraPUC Santa Barbara
51Pittsburgh PiratesDerek CurielOFLSU
61Kansas City RoyalsZion RoseOFLouisville
71Baltimore OriolesEric Booth Jr.OFOak Grove HS
81AthleticsDrew BurressOFGeorgia Tech
91Atlanta BravesAJ GraciaOFVirginia
101Colorado RockiesTyler BellSSKentucky
111Washington NationalsChris Hacopian2BTexas A&M
121Los Angeles AngelsJared GrindlingerOFHuntington Beach HS
131St. Louis CardinalsTrevor CondonOFEtowah HS
141Miami MarlinsJacob LombardSSGulliver Prep HS
151Arizona DiamondbacksRyder HelfrickCArkansas
161Texas RangersGio RojasPMarjory Stoneman Douglas HS
171Houston AstrosLogan HughesOFTexas Tech
181Cincinnati RedsJustin LebronSSAlabama
191Cleveland GuardiansLiam PetersonPFlorida
201Boston Red SoxJake SchaffnerSSNorth Carolina
211San Diego PadresColeman BorthwickPSouth Walton HS
221Detroit TigersCameron FlukeyPCoastal Carolina
231Chicago CubsCade TownsendPMississippi
241Seattle MarinersAce Reese3BMississippi State
251Milwaukee BrewersTrey EbelSSCorona HS
26PPIAtlanta BravesCarter BeckOFIndiana State
271New York MetsCarson WigginsPArkansas
28PPIHouston AstrosJack RadelPNotre Dame
29CB-ASan Francisco GiantsCarson BolemonPSouthside Christian HS
30CB-AKansas City RoyalsTaylor RabePMississippi
31CB-AArizona DiamondbacksBlake BryantPCitizens Christian HS
32CB-ASt. Louis CardinalsTegan KuhnsPTennessee
33CB-ATampa Bay RaysTaj MarchandSSJames Island HS
34CB-AChicago White SoxLandon ThomeSSNazareth Academy HS
351New York YankeesHunter DietzPArkansas
361Philadelphia PhilliesTyler SpanglerSSDe La Salle HS
37CB-AColorado RockiesDaniel JacksonCGeorgia
382Colorado RockiesLogan ReddemannPUCLA
391Toronto Blue JaysCole CarlonPArizona State
401Los Angeles DodgersBo LowranceSSChrist Church Episcopal HS
412Chicago White SoxCole Prosek2BMagnolia Heights HS
422Washington NationalsChase BrunsonOFTCU
432Minnesota TwinsCarson TinneyCTexas
442Pittsburgh PiratesAiden RuizSSThe Stony Brook HS
452Los Angeles AngelsJarren Advincula2BGeorgia Tech
462Baltimore OriolesTy HeadOFNorth Carolina State
472AthleticsMason EdwardsPUSC
482Atlanta BravesKaiden McCarthyPVermont Academy
492Tampa Bay RaysBen BlairPLiberty
502St. Louis CardinalsRocco ManiscalcoSSOxford HS
51SUP-2Pittsburgh PiratesChris Rembert2BAuburn
522Miami MarlinsEthan KleinschmitPOregon State
532Arizona DiamondbacksCarson KerceSSGeorgia Tech
542Texas RangersConnor ComeauSSL. C. Anderson HS
552San Francisco GiantsKaden WaechterPJesuit HS
562Kansas City RoyalsJack SlightomPLyons Township HS
572Houston AstrosWes MendesPFlorida State
582Cincinnati RedsEric BeckerSSVirginia
592Cleveland GuardiansLogan SchmidtPGanesha HS
602San Diego PadresElliot LascellesSSUpper Canada College HS
612Detroit TigersTyson LeBlancSSKansas
622Chicago CubsCaden SorrellOFTexas A&M
632New York YankeesSean DuncanPTerry Fox SS
642Philadelphia PhilliesCaden BogenpohlOFMissouri State
652Seattle MarinersJake BrownOFLSU
662Milwaukee BrewersSawyer StrosniderOFTCU
67CB-BBoston Red SoxOwen HullOFNorth Carolina
68CB-BSt. Louis CardinalsAndrew WilliamsonOFCentral Florida
69CB-BDetroit TigersEvan DempseyPFlorida Gulf Coast
70CB-BCincinnati RedsMulivai Levu1BUCLA
71CB-BMiami MarlinsRyan PetersonPSam Houston State
72CB-BSt. Louis CardinalsDawson MontesaPWest Virginia
73CB-BAthleticsGabe GaecklePArkansas
74CB-BMinnesota TwinsBrett RenfrowPVirginia Tech
752CChicago CubsMyles Bailey1BFlorida State
763Colorado RockiesJack NatiliCCincinnati
773Chicago White SoxJoey VolchkoPGeorgia
783Washington NationalsLuke WilliamsSSFranklin Regional HS
793Minnesota TwinsEthan WachsmannPGrandview HS
803Pittsburgh PiratesJason DeCaroPNorth Carolina
813Los Angeles AngelsGavin Grahovac3BTexas A&M
823Baltimore OriolesDominic VoegelePKansas
833AthleticsJacob DudanPNorth Carolina State
843Atlanta BravesJensen HirschkornPKingsburg HS
853Tampa Bay RaysGavin GiesePDana Hills HS
863St. Louis CardinalsCaden FerraroOFTexas Tech
873Miami MarlinsCam KozealSSArkansas
883Arizona DiamondbacksBrayden DowdOFFlorida State
893Texas RangersBrody BumilaPBishop Feehan HS
903San Francisco GiantsPeyton BondsOFRutgers
913Kansas City RoyalsMaxx YehlPWest Virginia
923New York MetsAiden RobbinsOFTexas
933Houston AstrosKeon JohnsonSSFirst Presbyterian HS
943Cincinnati RedsTyner HornPNebraska
953Cleveland GuardiansTre BroussardOFHouston
963Boston Red SoxJace MataczynskiSSHudson HS
973San Diego PadresRyan LynchPNorth Carolina
983Chicago CubsCarson JasaPNebraska
993New York YankeesBrendan BrockCOklahoma
1003Philadelphia PhilliesRuger RiojasPTexas
1013Seattle MarinersNathan TaylorPCincinnati
1023Milwaukee BrewersKyle JonesOFFlorida
1033Toronto Blue JaysRyan CooneySSOregon
1044Colorado RockiesBen DavisPMississippi State
1054Chicago White SoxEric SeguraPOregon State
1064Washington NationalsCooper HarrisPFlower Mound HS
1074Minnesota TwinsTommy LaPourPTCU
1084Pittsburgh PiratesAndruw GilesOFBasic HS
1094Los Angeles AngelsRylan LujoOFGeorgia
1104Baltimore OriolesKevin Roberts Jr.OFJackson Prep HS
1114AthleticsRoman MartinSSUCLA
1124Atlanta BravesCole DennisPBishop Snyder HS
1134Tampa Bay RaysCollin BlandOFHouston HS
1144St. Louis CardinalsDee KennedySSKansas State
1154Miami MarlinsWessley RobersonOFGlynn Academy HS
1164Arizona DiamondbacksJosh McDevittPMissouri
1174Texas RangersHudson CalhounPMississippi
1184San Francisco GiantsCarlos MartinezPHofstra
1194Kansas City RoyalsDominic BattistaOFOswego East HS
1204New York MetsShane SdaoPTexas A&M
1214Houston AstrosKam DurninSSMissouri
1224Cincinnati RedsEthan NorbyPEast Carolina
1234Cleveland GuardiansKade Lewis3BWake Forest
1244San Diego PadresRobbie LaveyCGeorge Washington
1254Detroit TigersDominic PellegrinSSHoly Cross HS
1264Chicago CubsDylan MarionneauxPNorthwestern State
1274New York YankeesPaul Gutierrez-Contreras IIOFCal State Fullerton
1284Philadelphia PhilliesDeven SheerinPLSU
1294Seattle MarinersTrevor Lucas3BUNC Wilmington
1304Milwaukee BrewersJulian GarciaPSt. John Bosco HS
1314Toronto Blue JaysWill BrickCChristian Brothers HS
1324Los Angeles DodgersRussell SandeferPFlorida
1334CHouston AstrosBeau PetersonIFMill Valley HS
1344CSan Diego PadresAlex ConoverOFOklahoma State
1354CPhiladelphia PhilliesJaxon JelkinPKentucky
First-round order for the 2026 MLB Draft. The White Sox are on the clock first; UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky is the consensus top prospect.

2026 MLB Draft TV schedule & how to watch

Day 1 (July 11) covered Rounds 1-4; Day 2 (July 12) covered Rounds 5-20. Here is how the Day 1 broadcast window played out.

Window (ET)PicksCoverage
1:00-2:30 p.m.1-10NBC, Peacock
2:30-4:30 p.m.11-40MLB Network, MLB.com, MLB TV, MLB+
4:30-7:45 p.m.41-135MLB.com, MLB TV, MLB+

More All-Star week coverage: the 2026 MLB All-Star Game schedule, our Home Run Derby bracket, and the 2026 MLB schedule hub.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is the 2026 MLB Draft?

July 11-12, 2026, at the Philadelphia Convention Center during MLB All-Star Week. Round 1 begins at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 11.

Who has the No. 1 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft?

The Chicago White Sox, who won the 2026 Draft Lottery. UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky is the consensus top prospect in the class.

How can I watch the 2026 MLB Draft?

The first 10 picks aired on NBC and Peacock starting at 1 p.m. ET; picks 11 and on were carried by MLB Network, MLB.com, MLB TV, and MLB+.

Why don’t the Dodgers, Yankees, Mets, Phillies, and Blue Jays pick in the top 25?

Each had its first pick moved back 10 spots as a penalty for exceeding the second Competitive Balance Tax surcharge threshold.

Official order and picks: MLB.com Draft Order.

How many players were drafted in the 2026 MLB Draft?

A total of 613 players were selected across 20 rounds on July 11-12. Day 1 covered Rounds 1-4 (picks 1-135) and Day 2 covered Rounds 5-20. The Chicago White Sox made the No. 1 overall pick, UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky.

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