Friday, October 07, 2005

2006 Draft Order

Here's the 2006 draft order:

  1. Royals (56-106)
  2. Rockies (67-95)
  3. Devil Rays (67-95)
  4. Pirates (67-95)
  5. Mariners (69-93)
  6. Tigers (71-91)
  7. Dodgers (71-91)
  8. Reds (73-89)
  9. Orioles (74-88)
  10. Giants (75-87)
  11. Diamondbacks (77-85)
  12. Rangers (79-83)
  13. Cubs (79-83)
  14. Blue Jays (80-82)
  15. Nationals (81-81)
  16. Brewers (81-81)
  17. Padres (82-80)
  18. Mets (83-79)
  19. Marlins (83-79)
  20. Twins (83-79)
  21. Phillies (88-74)
  22. Athletics (88-74)
  23. Astros (89-73)
  24. Braves (90-72)
  25. Indians (93-69)
  26. Angels (95-67)
  27. Red Sox (95-67)
  28. Yankees (95-67)
  29. White Sox (99-63)
  30. Cardinals (100-62)

The top 15 picks are protected, meaning if the Nationals sign a Type A free agent, they would not have to surrender their first round pick.

UPDATE: In response to a comment from Chris, the Nationals are in the same position with regards to draft picks that they were last year. If a Type A free agent is signed, they would lose a 2nd round draft pick instead of the protected first round pick.

1 comment:

Chris Needham said...

But they would lose their second-round pick instead, right?