Sun May 1, 2022
The 2022 MLB Draft will be held July 17-19 in Los Angeles. The Orioles will pick first, marking the second time in four years that they have the top pick after they selected Adley Rutschman in 2019.
1. Orioles (52-110)
2. D-backs (52-110)
3. Rangers (60-102)
4. Pirates (61-101)
5. Nationals (65-97)
6. Marlins (67-95)
7. Cubs (71-91)
8. Twins (73-89)
9. Royals (74-88)
10. Rockies (74-87)
11. Mets (compensation for not signing Kumar Rocker)
12. Tigers (77-85)
13. Angels (77-85)
14. Mets (77-85)
15. Padres (79-83)
16. Cleveland (80-82)
17. Phillies (82-80)
18. Reds (83-79)
19. A’s (86-76)
20. Braves (88-73)
21. Mariners (90-72)
22. Cardinals (90-72)
23. Blue Jays (91-71)
24. Red Sox (92-70)
25. Yankees (92-70)
26. White Sox (93-69)
27. Brewers (95-67)
28. Astros (95-67)
29. Rays (100-62)
30. Dodgers (106-56)
31. Giants (107-55)
Baltimore's top selection comes with an assigned value of $8,842,200 which is the second-highest slot amount since the bonus pool era began in 2012. The slots have increased by slightly more than 5 percent from 2021 to 2022 and will continue to rise at the same rate as MLB revenues.
Orioles: $16,924,000
D-backs: $15,112,100
Mets: $13,955,700
Pirates: $13,733,900
Rockies: $13,660,700
Royals: $11,668,300
Nationals: $11,007,900
Reds: $10,794,100
Marlins: $10,486,000
Cubs: $10,092,700
Padres: $10,088,900
Twins: $10,036,000
Guardians: $9,980,900
Rangers: $9,640,700
Blue Jays: $8,367,700
Athletics: $8,315,800
Red Sox: $8,078,300
Tigers: $8,024,900
Braves: $8,022,200
Rays: $7,795,100
Mariners: $7,254,400
Brewers: $7,070,900
Angels: $7,024,300
Cardinals: $6,842,300
Astros: $6,837,000
Yankees: $6,425,100
Phillies: $6,307,000
White Sox: $6,289,100
Giants: $5,793,200
Dodgers: $4,221,400
