​The Dodgers hold 16 picks across 20 rounds in the 2026 MLB Draft, beginning with high school shortstop and third baseman Bo Lowrance at the 40th overall pick in the first round and ending with pick number 613 in the 20th round, the final selection of the draft. In the offseason, the Dodgers forfeited their second, third, fifth, and sixth-round picks as part of signing free agents Edwin Díaz and Kyle Tucker. This forfeiture reduced their overall bonus pool to just over $3.95 million, which is the amount they are allowed to spend on signing bonuses.
The total bonus pool is calculated as the sum of the recommended slot values for all picks through the first 10 rounds. For picks from the 11th through the 20th rounds, as well as for any undrafted free agents, any signing bonus over $150,000 will count toward the pool. The deadline to sign drafted players is 2 p.m. Pacific Time on Monday, July 27.
Here is a snapshot of the early-round selections and their slot values:
– Round 1, Pick 3: Bo Lowrance, B/T A/R 18, Christ Church Episcopal High School (SC), slot value $2,504,200
– Round 2, Pick 13: Russell Sandefer, R/T A/R 21, Florida, slot value $575,300
– Round 3, Pick 7: Charlie West, LHP, age 20, University of Connecticut, slot value $260,300
– Round 4, Pick 8: Miles Gosztola, LHP, age 20, University of Oregon, slot value $218,500
– Round 5, Pick 9: Kyeler Thompson, OF/R, age 21, Texas Tech, slot value $201,700
– Round 6, Pick 10: Devin Bell, RHP, age 22, University of Oregon, slot value $191,900
– Round 7, Pick 11: Cody New, LHP, age 21, Cal Baptist, slot value $131,?
– Round 8 through Round 20: Remaining selections, with the corresponding slot values listed in the full draft table.