Categories: Baseball

2015 MLB Draft Order

Since the season has ended, the 2015 draft order is set. Below are the first 3 rounds as of today; there will be some additional picks between the first round and the Competitive Balance Round A picks for free agents with qualifying offers.

Updated: 12/13/2014

Round Pick Team Notes
1 1 Arizona Diamondbacks –
1 2 Houston Astros Compensation for failure to sign Brady Aiken
1 3 Colorado Rockies –
1 4 Texas Rangers –
1 5 Houston Astros –
1 6 Minnesota Twins –
1 7 Boston Red Sox –
1 8 Chicago White Sox –
1 9 Chicago Cubs –
1 10 Philadelphia Phillies –
1 11 Cincinnati Reds –
1 12 Miami Marlins –
1 13 San Diego Padres –
1 14 Tampa Bays Rays –
1 15 Atlanta Braves –
1 16 Milwaukee Brewers –
1 17 New York Yankees –
1 18 Cleveland Indians –
1 19 San Francisco Giants –
1 20 Pittsburgh Pirates –
1 21 Oakland Athletics –
1 22 Kansas City Royals –
1 23 Detroit Tigers –
1 24 St. Louis Cardinals –
1 25 Los Angeles Dodgers –
1 26 Baltimore Orioles –
1 27 Washington Nationals –
1 28 Los Angeles Angels –
Compensation 29 Colorado Rockies For Michael Cuddyer signing with the Mets
Compensation 30 Atlanta Braves For Ervin Santana signing with the Twins
Compensation 31 New York Yankees For David Robertson signing with the White Sox
Compensation 32 San Francisco Giants For Pablo Sandoval signing with the Red Sox
Compensation 33 Pittsburgh Pirates For Russell Martin signing with the Blue Jays
Compensation 34 Los Angeles Dodgers For Hanley Ramirez signing with the Red Sox
Compensation 35 Baltimore Orioles For Nelson Cruz signing with the Mariners
Comp Balance A 36 Houston Astros Acquired from the Marlins in the Jared Cosart trade
Comp Balance A 37 Colorado Rockies –
Comp Balance A 38 St. Louis Cardinals –
Comp Balance A 39 Milwaukee Brewers –
Comp Balance A 40 San Diego Padres –
Comp Balance A 41 Cleveland Indians –
2 42 Arizona Diamondbacks –
2 43 Colorado Rockies –
2 44 Texas Rangers –
2 45 Houston Astros –
2 46 Chicago Cubs –
2 47 Philadelphia Phillies –
2 48 Cincinnati Reds –
2 49 Miami Marlins –
2 50 San Diego Padres –
2 51 Tampa Bay Rays –
2 52 New York Mets –
2 53 Atlanta Braves –
2 54 Milwaukee Brewers –
2 55 Toronto Blue Jays –
2 56 New York Yankees –
2 57 Cleveland Indians –
2 58 Seattle Mariners –
2 59 Washington Nationals Compensation for failure to sign Andrew Suarez
2 60 Oakland Athletics –
2 61 San Francisco Giants –
2 62 Pittsburgh Pirates –
2 63 Kansas City Royals –
2 64 Detroit Tigers –
2 65 St. Louis Cardinals –
2 66 Los Angeles Dodgers –
2 67 Baltimore Orioles –
2 68 Washington Nationals –
2 69 Los Angeles Angels –
Comp Balance B 70 Cincinnati Reds –
Comp Balance B 71 Seattle Mariners –
Comp Balance B 72 Minnesota Twins –
Comp Balance B 73 Baltimore Orioles –
Comp Balance B 74 Arizona Diamondbacks –
3 75 Arizona Diamondbacks –
3 76 Colorado Rockies –
3 77 Texas Rangers –
3 78 Houston Astros –
3 79 Minnesota Twins –
3 80 Boston Red Sox –
3 81 Chicago White Sox –
3 82 Chicago Cubs –
3 83 Philadelphia Phillies –
3 84 Cincinnati Reds –
3 85 Miami Marlins –
3 86 San Diego Padres –
3 87 Tampa Bays Rays –
3 88 New York Mets –
3 89 Atlanta Braves –
3 90 Milwaukee Brewers –
3 91 Toronto Blue Jays –
3 92 New York Yankees –
3 93 Cleveland Indians –
3 94 Seattle Mariners –
3 95 San Francisco Giants –
3 96 Pittsburgh Pirates –
3 97 Oakland Athletics –
3 98 Kansas City Royals –
3 99 Detroit Tigers –
3 100 St. Louis Cardinals –
3 101 Los Angeles Dodgers –
3 102 Baltimore Orioles –
3 103 Washington Nationals –
3 104 Los Angeles Angels –
3S 105 St. Louis Cardinals Compensation for failure to sign Trevor Megill

The following teams forfeited picks for signing free agents who rejected qualifying offers: New York Mets (Michael Cuddyer, original pick 15), Toronto Blue Jays (Russell Martin, 18), Seattle Mariners (Nelson Cruz, 21), Minnesota Twins (Ervin Santana, 39) Boston Red Sox (Pablo Sandoval and Hanley Ramirez, 40 and 67), and Chicago White Sox (David Robertson, 41).

The following teams could still receive compensation picks: Toronto Blue Jays (Melky Cabrera), Kansas City Royals (James Shields), and Detroit Tigers (Max Scherzer).

Pittsburgh Pirates (Francisco Liriano) and Detroit Tigers (Victor Martinez) did not receive additional picks since they re-signed their players.

Eugene Tierney

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