2022 MLB Draft: Tracking every pick from the first round originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago
It’s time to draft.
The 2022 MLB Draft gets underway in Los Angeles on Sunday. The Orioles kicked off the three-day, 20-round event by selecting Jackson Holliday. Holiday was just the first of 616 prospects who will get drafted in 2022
The first two rounds, as well as the supplemental rounds, will take place on Sunday, followed by Rounds 3-10 on Monday and Rounds 11-20 on Tuesday.
Here’s a live tracker of all the selections made in the first round and with the first set of supplementary picks:
1. Baltimore Orioles – Jackson Holliday, short stop, Stillwater HS (Stillwater, Okla.)
2. Arizona Diamondbacks – Druw Jones, centerfielder, Wesleyan HS (Norcross, Ga.)
3. Texas Rangers – Kumar Rocker, right-hand pitcher, North Oconee (Bogart, Ga.)
4. Pittsburgh Pirates – Termarr Johnson, short stop, Mays HS (Atlanta, Ga.)
5. Washington Nationals – Elijah Green, centerfielder, IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fl.)
6. Miami Marlins – Jacob Berry, third baseman/right fielder, LSU (Baton Rouge, La.)
7. Chicago Cubs – Cade Horton, third baseman/pitcher, University of Oklahoma (Norman, Ok.)
8. Minnesota Twins – Brooks Lee, shortstop, Cal Poly University (San Luis Obispo, Ca.)
9. Kansas City Royals – Gavin Cross, centerfielder, Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, Va.)
10. Colorado Rockies
11. New York Mets (comp pick for failing to sign 2021 No. 10 overall pick Kumar Rocker)
12.Detroit Tigers
13.Los Angeles Angels
14. New York Mets
15. San Diego Padres
16. Cleveland Guardians
17. Philadelphia Phillies
18. Cincinnati Reds
19.Oakland Athletics
20.Atlanta Braves
21.Seattle Mariners
22. St Louis Cardinals
23.Toronto Blue Jays
24.Boston Red Sox
25. New York Yankees
26.Chicago White Sox
27. Milwaukee Brewers
28. Houston Astros
29. Tampa Bay Rays
30. San Francisco Giants
Compensatory picks
31. Colorado Rockies (comp pick for losing Trevor Story)
32. Cincinnati Reds (comp pick for losing Nick Castellanos)
Competitive Balance Round A
33. Baltimore Orioles
34. Arizona Diamondbacks
35. Atlanta Braves (via Kansas City)
36. Pittsburgh Pirates
37. Cleveland Guardians
38. Colorado Rockies
39. San Diego Padres
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