The 2026 Cardinals Draft is completed and here is the tracker of draft picks. This will keep track of who signs and for how much.
Here’s the details on the picks. Every pick in the first 10 rounds has an assigned slot value, with the total for each club’s slot value equaling what it can spend without a penalty. If a player in those rounds does not sign, his slot value gets subtracted from the team’s pool. Any player selected after the 10th round has a slot value of $150,000; anything over will count against the teams pool.
Teams that exceed their bonus pool are penalized. Clubs that exceed their allotment by 0-5% pay a 75% tax on the overage. Between 5-10%, teams lose a future first-round pick and are taxed 75%. Between 10-15%, teams lose a future first- and second-rounder with a 100% tax. Anything over 15% will cost a team 2 first-rounders and 100% tax.
Teams have until July 27 at 4:00 PM CST to sign their picks.
Here’s the details on the tracker…
A few notes really quick on changes in picks:
Reports are coming in that the Cardinals have signed 11 of their 23 picks; they also have another that announced he’s returning to Oklahoma State (20.594 Kollin Ritchie). I’ll add notes as more details emerge.
The Cardinals did announce first pick Trevor Condon’s signings with an Instagram Post:
For the all of the MLB Draft Picks and signings, click here.
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That’s a really useful resource for keeping up with the draft. It's going to be interesting to see how the Cardinals build their roster over the next few months.