​The Braves had a whirlwind day one of the 2026 MLB draft, selecting five players who are all projected to slot into the top 20 of the organization as soon as they sign. Even when the club leans toward likely over-slot pitchers in rounds two through four, there’s still a sense that they have enough flexibility to add a bit more talent on day two of the draft. Today, we’ll walk through rounds five through twenty, and you’ll want to stay with Battery Power for a full rundown of who was drafted today and which players we think could have the biggest impact in the near term.
Round summaries begin with the 5th Round (144th overall) and proceed through to the 20th Round (592nd overall). As we detail each selection, we’ll highlight potential immediate contributions, organizational fit, and how these picks might shape the Braves’ long-term plans. The depth and versatility of this class could give Atlanta a broad range of options as they look to bolster their system beyond the top prospects signed on day one. From mid-round arms to position players with ceiling for quick advancement, the day two selections are shaping up to be an essential piece of the Braves’ talent pipeline.
We’ll break down each pick from rounds five through twenty, offering insight into what the club likely envisions for each player, the potential track to the majors, and which prospects might be the most impactful down the line. Keep it locked on Battery Power for continuous coverage, including projected rankings, scouting notes, and who among the day two selections could emerge as breakout stars in the Braves’ farm system.