The Washington Nationals have agreed to terms with 23 players from the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, including their first pick (No. 28 overall), shortstop Carter Kieboom. Nationals President of Baseball Operations & General Manager Mike Rizzo and Assistant General Manager & Vice President of Scouting Operations Kris Kline made the joint announcement.
Kieboom, 18, will begin his professional career in Viera, Fla., playing for the Gulf Coast League Nationals. The standout infielder was considered one of the best prep hitters in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft after hitting .366 (37-for-101) with nine doubles, two triples, five home runs, 37 RBI, 24 walks, seven stolen bases and 39 runs scored for Walton High School in Marietta, Ga. He posted a .504 on-base percentage and a .644 slugging percentage during his senior season.
Below is an updated list of Nationals Draft picks, with signings in bold:
ROUND (PICK) -- PLAYER, POSITION
1 (28) -- Carter Kieboom, SS
1 (29) -- Dane Dunning, RHP
2 (58) -- Sheldon Neuse, 3B
3 (94) -- Jesus Luzardo, LHP
4 (124) -- Nick Banks, OF
5 (154) -- Daniel Johnson, OF
6 (184) -- Tres Barrera, C
7 (214) -- Jacob Noll, 2B
8 (244) -- A.J. Bogucki, RHP
9 (274) -- Joseph Harris, C
10 (304) -- Paul Panaccione, SS
11 (334) -- Armond Upshaw, CF
12 (364) -- Hayden Howard, LHP
13 (394) -- Conner Simonetti, 1B
14 (424) -- Kyle Simonds, RHP
15 (454) -- Ryan Williamson, LHP
16 (484) -- Phillip Morse, RHP
17 (514) -- Tyler Beckwith, SS
18 (544) -- Ben Braymer, LHP
19 (574) -- Jarrett Gonzales, C
20 (604) -- Jake Barnett, LHP
21 (634) -- Jacob Howel, RHP
22 (664) -- Sterling Sharp, RHP
23 (694) -- Michael Rishwain, RHP
24 (724) -- Joseph Baltrip, RHP
25 (754) -- Branden Boggetto, SS
26 (784) -- Jack Sundberg, CF
27 (814) -- Jeremy McDonald, LHP
28 (844) -- Jonathan Reid, LHP
29 (874) -- Samuel Held, RHP
30 (904) -- Tristan Clarke, CF
31 (934) -- CJ Picerni, C
32 (964) -- Garret Gonzales, 3B
33 (994) -- Ryan Wetzel, SS
34 (1024) -- Morgan Cooper, RHP
35 (1054) -- Tristan Bayless, LHP
36 (1084) -- Jordan McFarland, OF
37 (1114) -- Cory Voss, C
38 (1144) -- Noah Murdock, RHP
39 (1174) -- Matthew Mervi, 1B
40 (1204) -- Sean Cook, RHP
Team Release.
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Monday, June 20, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Reds agree to deal with top pick Senzel
The Reds have agreed to terms with Nick Senzel, Taylor Trammell, Chris Okey and Nick Hanson, their top four picks in the MLB Draft, the club confirmed Tuesday.
Senzel, the No. 2 overall pick out of Tennessee, will receive a $6.2 million contract bonus, according to a source. Slot value for the pick was $7,762,900.
Senzel was considered the best college bat in the Draft after batting .352 as a junior and leading the Southeastern Conference with 25 doubles. The third baseman, who turns 21 on June 29, also was named the 2015 Cape Cod League MVP after hitting a league-best .364.
"We're really excited, this is the guy we wanted. He's a very polished player -- one of the better hitters, if not the best hitter, in the Draft," Reds senior director of amateur scouting Chris Buckley said after the Draft. "We think his power will improve the more he plays. He's a complete player -- runs, throws and plays his position well."
Trammell, who the Reds selected No. 35 overall with the first pick of the Competitive Lottery Round A, will receive a $3.2 million contract bonus, according to the source. Slot value for the pick was $1,837,200.
An 18-year-old high school outfielder, Trammell batted .463 with six home runs, 19 RBIs, 30 runs scored and 22 steals as a senior at Mount Paran Christian School in Kennesaw, Ga. MLBPipeline.com ranked him as the No. 32 prospect in the Draft.
Trammell was committed to Georgia Tech, and speculation that he might not sign and attend college instead might have pushed him out of the first round.
"A lot of it had to do with why he got down there," Buckley said after the Draft.
The Reds used their second-round pick on Okey when they selected him No. 43 overall. He will receive a $2 million contract bonus, according to the source. Slot value for the pick was $1,497,500.
The 21-year-old catcher from Clemson slashed .339/.465/.611 with 15 home runs and 74 RBIs in 62 games this season.
MLBPipeline.com ranked Okey as the No. 46 prospect in the Draft. The Padres selected him out of high school in the 2013 Draft.
"He's a guy we've followed since high school," Buckley said after the Draft. "We almost picked him in high school. He's a very polished catcher. He's got a chance to be a complete catcher. He swings the bat and plays solid defense."
The Reds selected Hanson, a high-school pitcher out of Prior Lake Christian High School (Minn.), No. 79 overall. He was committed to play at the University of Kentucky and received a signing bonus of $925,000, above the pick's slot value of $801,000. The right-hander was ranked as the No. 112 prospect in the Draft.
In addition to their top four selections, the Reds also announced Tuesday that they had signed the following picks: Left-hander Joseph Cox (seventh round), right-hander Alex Webb (ninth), right-hander Lucas Benenati (10th), right-hander Aaron Quillen (22nd), infielder Bruce Yari (24th), first baseman Colby Wright (25) and right-hander Patrick Riehl (26th).
Team Release.
Senzel, the No. 2 overall pick out of Tennessee, will receive a $6.2 million contract bonus, according to a source. Slot value for the pick was $7,762,900.
Senzel was considered the best college bat in the Draft after batting .352 as a junior and leading the Southeastern Conference with 25 doubles. The third baseman, who turns 21 on June 29, also was named the 2015 Cape Cod League MVP after hitting a league-best .364.
"We're really excited, this is the guy we wanted. He's a very polished player -- one of the better hitters, if not the best hitter, in the Draft," Reds senior director of amateur scouting Chris Buckley said after the Draft. "We think his power will improve the more he plays. He's a complete player -- runs, throws and plays his position well."
Trammell, who the Reds selected No. 35 overall with the first pick of the Competitive Lottery Round A, will receive a $3.2 million contract bonus, according to the source. Slot value for the pick was $1,837,200.
An 18-year-old high school outfielder, Trammell batted .463 with six home runs, 19 RBIs, 30 runs scored and 22 steals as a senior at Mount Paran Christian School in Kennesaw, Ga. MLBPipeline.com ranked him as the No. 32 prospect in the Draft.
Trammell was committed to Georgia Tech, and speculation that he might not sign and attend college instead might have pushed him out of the first round.
"A lot of it had to do with why he got down there," Buckley said after the Draft.
The Reds used their second-round pick on Okey when they selected him No. 43 overall. He will receive a $2 million contract bonus, according to the source. Slot value for the pick was $1,497,500.
The 21-year-old catcher from Clemson slashed .339/.465/.611 with 15 home runs and 74 RBIs in 62 games this season.
MLBPipeline.com ranked Okey as the No. 46 prospect in the Draft. The Padres selected him out of high school in the 2013 Draft.
"He's a guy we've followed since high school," Buckley said after the Draft. "We almost picked him in high school. He's a very polished catcher. He's got a chance to be a complete catcher. He swings the bat and plays solid defense."
The Reds selected Hanson, a high-school pitcher out of Prior Lake Christian High School (Minn.), No. 79 overall. He was committed to play at the University of Kentucky and received a signing bonus of $925,000, above the pick's slot value of $801,000. The right-hander was ranked as the No. 112 prospect in the Draft.
In addition to their top four selections, the Reds also announced Tuesday that they had signed the following picks: Left-hander Joseph Cox (seventh round), right-hander Alex Webb (ninth), right-hander Lucas Benenati (10th), right-hander Aaron Quillen (22nd), infielder Bruce Yari (24th), first baseman Colby Wright (25) and right-hander Patrick Riehl (26th).
Team Release.
Friday, June 10, 2016
2016 MLB Draft Day 1 Results
Round 1
1 Philadelphia Phillies Mickey Moniak OF La Costa Canyon HS
2 Cincinnati Reds Nick Senzel 3B Tennessee
3 Atlanta Braves Ian Anderson RHP Shenendehowa HS
4 Colorado Rockies Riley Pint RHP Saint Thomas Aquinas HS
5 Milwaukee Brewers Corey Ray OF Louisville
6 Oakland Athletics A.J. Puk LHP Florida
7 Miami Marlins Braxton Garrett LHP Florence HS
8 San Diego Padres Cal Quantrill RHP Stanford
9 Detroit Tigers Matt Manning RHP Sheldon HS
10 Chicago White Sox Zack Collins C Miami
11 Seattle Mariners Kyle Lewis OF Mercer
12 Boston Red Sox Jason Groome RHP Barnegat HS
13 Tampa Bay Rays Joshua Lowe 3B Pope HS
14 Cleveland Indians Will Benson OF Westminster Schools
15 Minnesota Twins Alex Kirilloff OF Plum Senior HS
16 Los Angeles Angels Matt Thaiss C Virginia
17 Houston Astros Forrest Whitley RHP Alamo Heights HS
18 New York Yankees Blake Rutherford OF Chaminade Prep HS
19 New York Mets Justin Dunn RHP Boston College
20 Los Angeles Dodgers Gavin Lux SS Indian Trail HS
21 Toronto Blue Jays TJ Zeuch RHP Pittsburgh
22 Pittsburgh Pirates Will Craig 3B Wake Forest
23 St. Louis Cardinals Delvin Perez SS Colegio Individualizado PJ Education School
Compensatory Picks
24 San Diego Padres Hudson Sanchez SS Carroll HS
25 San Diego Padres Eric Lauer LHP Kent State
26 Chicago White Sox Zach Burdi RHP Louisville
27 Baltimore Orioles Cody Sedlock RHP Illinois
28 Washington Nationals Carter Kieboom SS Walton HS
29 Washington Nationals Dane Dunning RHP Florida
30 Texas Rangers Cole Ragans LHP North Florida Christian HS
31 New York Mets Anthony Kay LHP Connecticut
32 Los Angeles Dodgers Will Smith C Louisville
33 St. Louis Cardinals Dylan Carlson OF Elk Grove HS
34 St. Louis Cardinals Dakota Hudson RHP Mississippi State
Competitive Balance A
35 Cincinnati Reds Taylor Trammell OF Mount Paran Christian School
36 Los Angeles Dodgers Jordan Sheffield RHP Vanderbilt
37 Oakland Athletics Daulton Jefferies RHP California
38 Colorado Rockies Robert Tyler RHP Georgia
39 Arizona Diamondbacks Anfernee Grier OF Auburn
40 Atlanta Braves Joey Wentz LHP Shawnee Mission East HS
41 Pittsburgh Pirates Nick Lodolo LHP Damien HS
Round 2
42 Philadelphia Phillies Kevin Gowdy RHP Santa Barbara Sr HS
43 Cincinnati Reds Chris Okey C Clemson
44 Atlanta Braves Kyle Muller LHP Jesuit College Prep
45 Colorado Rockies Ben Bowden LHP Vanderbilt
46 Milwaukee Brewers Lucas Erceg 3B Menlo College
47 Oakland Athletics Logan Shore RHP Florida
48 San Diego Padres Buddy Reed OF Florida
49 Chicago White Sox Alec Hansen RHP Oklahoma
50 Seattle Mariners Joe Rizzo 3B Oakton HS
51 Boston Red Sox C.J. Chatham SS Florida Atlantic
52 Arizona Diamondbacks Andrew Yerzy C York Mills Collegiate Institute
53 Tampa Bay Rays Ryan Boldt OF Nebraska
54 Baltimore Orioles Keegan Akin LHP Western Michigan
55 Cleveland Indians Nolan Jones 3B Holy Ghost Prep School
56 Minnesota Twins Ben Rortvedt C Verona Area HS
57 Toronto Blue Jays J.B. Woodman OF Ole Miss
58 Washington Nationals Sheldon Neuse 3B Oklahoma
59 San Francisco Giants Bryan Reynolds OF Vanderbilt
60 Los Angeles Angels Brandon Marsh OF Buford HS
61 Houston Astros Ronnie Dawson OF Ohio State
62 New York Yankees Nick Solak 2B Louisville
63 Texas Rangers Alex Speas RHP McEachern HS
64 New York Mets Peter Alonso 1B Florida
65 Los Angeles Dodgers Mitchell White RHP Santa Clara
66 Toronto Blue Jays Bo Bichette SS Lakewood HS
67 Kansas City Royals A.J. Puckett RHP Pepperdine
68 Pittsburgh Pirates Travis MacGregor RHP East Lake HS
69 Baltimore Orioles Matthias Dietz RHP John A. Logan
70 St. Louis Cardinals Connor Jones RHP Virginia
Competitive Balance Round B
71 San Diego Padres Reggie Lawson RHP Victor Valley HS
72 Cleveland Indians Logan Ice C Oregon State
73 Minnesota Twins Jose Miranda SS Leadership Christian Academy
74 Minnesota Twins Akil Baddoo OF Salem HS
75 Milwaukee Brewers Mario Feliciano C Carlos Beltran Baseball Academy
76 Atlanta Braves Brett Cumberland C California
77 Tampa Bay Rays Jake Fraley OF LSU
1 Philadelphia Phillies Mickey Moniak OF La Costa Canyon HS
2 Cincinnati Reds Nick Senzel 3B Tennessee
3 Atlanta Braves Ian Anderson RHP Shenendehowa HS
4 Colorado Rockies Riley Pint RHP Saint Thomas Aquinas HS
5 Milwaukee Brewers Corey Ray OF Louisville
6 Oakland Athletics A.J. Puk LHP Florida
7 Miami Marlins Braxton Garrett LHP Florence HS
8 San Diego Padres Cal Quantrill RHP Stanford
9 Detroit Tigers Matt Manning RHP Sheldon HS
10 Chicago White Sox Zack Collins C Miami
11 Seattle Mariners Kyle Lewis OF Mercer
12 Boston Red Sox Jason Groome RHP Barnegat HS
13 Tampa Bay Rays Joshua Lowe 3B Pope HS
14 Cleveland Indians Will Benson OF Westminster Schools
15 Minnesota Twins Alex Kirilloff OF Plum Senior HS
16 Los Angeles Angels Matt Thaiss C Virginia
17 Houston Astros Forrest Whitley RHP Alamo Heights HS
18 New York Yankees Blake Rutherford OF Chaminade Prep HS
19 New York Mets Justin Dunn RHP Boston College
20 Los Angeles Dodgers Gavin Lux SS Indian Trail HS
21 Toronto Blue Jays TJ Zeuch RHP Pittsburgh
22 Pittsburgh Pirates Will Craig 3B Wake Forest
23 St. Louis Cardinals Delvin Perez SS Colegio Individualizado PJ Education School
Compensatory Picks
24 San Diego Padres Hudson Sanchez SS Carroll HS
25 San Diego Padres Eric Lauer LHP Kent State
26 Chicago White Sox Zach Burdi RHP Louisville
27 Baltimore Orioles Cody Sedlock RHP Illinois
28 Washington Nationals Carter Kieboom SS Walton HS
29 Washington Nationals Dane Dunning RHP Florida
30 Texas Rangers Cole Ragans LHP North Florida Christian HS
31 New York Mets Anthony Kay LHP Connecticut
32 Los Angeles Dodgers Will Smith C Louisville
33 St. Louis Cardinals Dylan Carlson OF Elk Grove HS
34 St. Louis Cardinals Dakota Hudson RHP Mississippi State
Competitive Balance A
35 Cincinnati Reds Taylor Trammell OF Mount Paran Christian School
36 Los Angeles Dodgers Jordan Sheffield RHP Vanderbilt
37 Oakland Athletics Daulton Jefferies RHP California
38 Colorado Rockies Robert Tyler RHP Georgia
39 Arizona Diamondbacks Anfernee Grier OF Auburn
40 Atlanta Braves Joey Wentz LHP Shawnee Mission East HS
41 Pittsburgh Pirates Nick Lodolo LHP Damien HS
Round 2
42 Philadelphia Phillies Kevin Gowdy RHP Santa Barbara Sr HS
43 Cincinnati Reds Chris Okey C Clemson
44 Atlanta Braves Kyle Muller LHP Jesuit College Prep
45 Colorado Rockies Ben Bowden LHP Vanderbilt
46 Milwaukee Brewers Lucas Erceg 3B Menlo College
47 Oakland Athletics Logan Shore RHP Florida
48 San Diego Padres Buddy Reed OF Florida
49 Chicago White Sox Alec Hansen RHP Oklahoma
50 Seattle Mariners Joe Rizzo 3B Oakton HS
51 Boston Red Sox C.J. Chatham SS Florida Atlantic
52 Arizona Diamondbacks Andrew Yerzy C York Mills Collegiate Institute
53 Tampa Bay Rays Ryan Boldt OF Nebraska
54 Baltimore Orioles Keegan Akin LHP Western Michigan
55 Cleveland Indians Nolan Jones 3B Holy Ghost Prep School
56 Minnesota Twins Ben Rortvedt C Verona Area HS
57 Toronto Blue Jays J.B. Woodman OF Ole Miss
58 Washington Nationals Sheldon Neuse 3B Oklahoma
59 San Francisco Giants Bryan Reynolds OF Vanderbilt
60 Los Angeles Angels Brandon Marsh OF Buford HS
61 Houston Astros Ronnie Dawson OF Ohio State
62 New York Yankees Nick Solak 2B Louisville
63 Texas Rangers Alex Speas RHP McEachern HS
64 New York Mets Peter Alonso 1B Florida
65 Los Angeles Dodgers Mitchell White RHP Santa Clara
66 Toronto Blue Jays Bo Bichette SS Lakewood HS
67 Kansas City Royals A.J. Puckett RHP Pepperdine
68 Pittsburgh Pirates Travis MacGregor RHP East Lake HS
69 Baltimore Orioles Matthias Dietz RHP John A. Logan
70 St. Louis Cardinals Connor Jones RHP Virginia
Competitive Balance Round B
71 San Diego Padres Reggie Lawson RHP Victor Valley HS
72 Cleveland Indians Logan Ice C Oregon State
73 Minnesota Twins Jose Miranda SS Leadership Christian Academy
74 Minnesota Twins Akil Baddoo OF Salem HS
75 Milwaukee Brewers Mario Feliciano C Carlos Beltran Baseball Academy
76 Atlanta Braves Brett Cumberland C California
77 Tampa Bay Rays Jake Fraley OF LSU
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