The MLB draft is unlike any other draft you'll find.

For one, it lasts an obscene 40 rounds over three days—a true grind for scouting departments and front offices.

For another, a large portion of high school players drafted every year don't sign with the teams that draft them, choosing instead to go to college or deciding that they simply don't want to play for the team that drafted him.

Philadelphia still hasn't forgiven J.D Drew.

And of course, few other drafts are as unpredictable as the MLB version. While we often can tell which players at the top of the draft will thrive in the NFL and NBA since we've seen perform in college, baseball prospects—with the occasional can't-miss exception—are almost always a shot in the dark.

All of this leads to an entire round immediately after the first round concludes that is comprised solely of compensation picks. We're not talking about the sixth-round picks an NFL team might get—we're talking a glorified second round here, folks.

Let me put it to you this way: The Colorado Rockies get a second-round pick because Mark Ellis signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers this offseason. Mark Ellis, who hit all of .248 with seven home runs and 41 RBI last season.

Not a bad deal.

But without further ado, here's the entire draft order for the first round, compensation round and second round, along with a link for the draft order over all 40 rounds.

Enjoy the MLB draft, you baseball junkies.

 

First Round (Monday, June 4th at 7:00 p.m. ET on MLB Network and streaming at MLB.com)

1. Houston Astros

2. Minnesota Twins

3. Seattle Mariners

4. Baltimore Orioles

5. Kansas City Royals

6. Chicago Cubs

7. San Diego Padres

8. Pittsburgh Pirates

9. Miami Marlins

10. Colorado Rockies

11. Oakland Athletics

12. New York Mets

13. Chicago White Sox

14. Cincinnati Reds

15. Cleveland Indians

16. Washington Nationals

17. Toronto Blue Jays

18. Los Angeles Dodgers

19. St. Louis Cardinals (Albert Pujols, LAA)

20. San Francisco Giants

21. Atlanta Braves

22. Toronto Blue Jays (Tyler Beede, unsigned)

23. St. Louis Cardinals

24. Boston Red Sox

25. Tampa Bay Rays

26. Arizona Diamondbacks

27. Milwaukee Brewers (Prince Fielder, DET)

28. Milwaukee Brewers

29. Texas Rangers

30. New York Yankees

31. Boston Red Sox (Jonathan Papelbon, PHI)

 

Comp Round A (Monday, June 4th at 7:00 p.m. ET on MLB Network and streaming at MLB.com)

32. Minnesota Twins (Michael Cuddyer, COL)

33. San Diego Padres (Heath Bell, MIA)

34. Oakland Athletics (Josh Willingham, MIN)

35. New York Mets (Jose Reyes, MIA)

36. St. Louis Cardinals (Albert Pujols, LAA)

37. Boston Red Sox (Jonathan Papelbon, PHI)

38. Milwaukee Brewers (Prince Fielder, DET)

39. Texas Rangers (C.J. Wilson, LAA)

40. Philadelphia Phillies (Ryan Madson, CIN)

41. Houston Astros (Clint Barmes, PIT)

42. Minnesota Twins (Jason Kubel, ARI)

43. Chicago Cubs (Aramis Ramirez, MIL)

44. San Diego Padres (Aaron Harang, LAD)

45. Pittsburgh Pirates (Ryan Doumit, MIN)

46. Colorado Rockies (Mark Ellis, LAD)

47. Oakland Athletics (David DeJesus, CHC)

48. Chicago White Sox (Mark Buehrle, MIA)

49. Cincinnati Reds (Ramon Hernandez, COL)

50. Toronto Blue Jays (Frank Francisco, NYM)

51. Los Angeles Dodgers (Rod Barajas, PIT)

52. St. Louis Cardinals (Octavio Dotel, DET)

53. Texas Rangers (Darren Oliver, TOR)

54. Philadelphia Phillies (Raul Ibanez, NYY)

55. San Diego Padres (Brett Austin, unsigned)

56. Chicago Cubs (Carlos Pena, TB)

57. Cincinnati Reds (Francisco Cordero, TOR)

58. Toronto Blue Jays (Jon Rauch, NYM)

59. St. Louis Cardinals (Edwin Jackson, WAS)

60. Toronto Blue Jays (Jose Molina, TB)

 

Second Round (Tuesday, May 5th 12:00 p.m. ET, streaming online at MLB.com)

61. Houston Astros

62. Oakland Athletics (Josh Willingham, MIN)

63. Minnesota Twins

64. Seattle Mariners

65. Baltimore Orioles

66. Kansas City Royals

67. Chicago Cubs

68. San Diego Padres

69. Pittsburgh Pirates

70. San Diego Padres (Heath Bell, MIA)

71. New York Mets (Jose Reyes, MIA)

72. Minnesota Twins (Michael Cuddyer, COL)

73. Colorado Rockies

74. Oakland Athletics

75. New York Mets

76. Chicago White Sox

77. Philadelphia Phillies (Ryan Madson, CIN)

78. Cincinnati Reds

79. Cleveland Indians

80. Washington Nationals

81. Toronto Blue Jays

82. Los Angeles Dodgers

83. Texas Rangers (C.J. Wilson, LAA)

84. San Francisco Giants

85. Atlanta Braves

86. St. Louis Cardinals

87. Boston Red Sox

88. Tampa Bay Rays

89. New York Yankees (Sam Stafford, unsigned)

90. Arizona Diamondbacks

91. Detroit Tigers

92. Milwaukee Brewers

93. Texas Rangers

94. New York Yankees

95. Philadelphia Phillies

 

For every pick in the draft, be sure to check out MLB.com's draft order page.

 

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