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2026 MLB Draft Class — Card Watchlist

Every notable pick from the 2026 MLB Draft (Round 1 + Competitive Balance Round A), with position, school, and what's already in the AgentGrail catalog.

July 13, 2026

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Updated July 14, 2026

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The 2026 MLB Draft ran July 11–12 in Philadelphia during All-Star Weekend — the Chicago White Sox took UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky No. 1 overall, and 36 more names followed across Round 1 and Competitive Balance Round A. None of these players have thrown a professional pitch yet, but a surprising number already have real cards in circulation — USA Baseball national-team products and college-showcase inserts that collectors have been quietly stacking for a year or more.

This is a full pick-by-pick rundown: who went where, what they play, and what's already sitting in the AgentGrail catalog for each of them.

Draft dates: July 11–12, 2026 (Philadelphia)

Players covered: 37

With catalog cards already: 32

2026 MLB Draft — quick reference
Pick	Team	Player	Pos	School
1	Chicago White Sox	Roch Cholowsky	SS	UCLA
2	Tampa Bay Rays	Grady Emerson	SS	Fort Worth Christian (TX)
3	Minnesota Twins	Vahn Lackey	C	Georgia Tech
4	San Francisco Giants	Jackson Flora	RHP	UC Santa Barbara
5	Pittsburgh Pirates	Derek Curiel	OF	LSU
6	Kansas City Royals	Zion Rose	OF	Louisville
7	Baltimore Orioles	Eric Booth Jr.	OF	Oak Grove HS (MS)
8	Athletics	Drew Burress	OF	Georgia Tech
9	Atlanta Braves	AJ Gracia	OF	Virginia
10	Colorado Rockies	Tyler Bell	SS	Kentucky
11	Washington Nationals	Chris Hacopian	2B	Texas A&M
12	Los Angeles Angels	Jared Grindlinger	OF	Huntington Beach HS (CA)
13	St. Louis Cardinals	Trevor Condon	OF	Etowah HS (GA)
14	Miami Marlins	Jacob Lombard	SS	Gulliver Prep (FL)
15	Arizona Diamondbacks	Ryder Helfrick	C	Arkansas
16	Texas Rangers	Gio Rojas	RHP	Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS (FL)
17	Houston Astros	Logan Hughes	OF	Texas Tech
18	Cincinnati Reds	Justin Lebron	SS	Alabama
19	Cleveland Guardians	Liam Peterson	RHP	Florida
20	Boston Red Sox	Jake Schaffner	SS	North Carolina
21	San Diego Padres	Coleman Borthwick	RHP	South Walton HS (FL)
22	Detroit Tigers	Cameron Flukey	RHP	Coastal Carolina
23	Chicago Cubs	Cade Townsend	RHP	Ole Miss
24	Seattle Mariners	Ace Reese	3B	Mississippi State
25	Milwaukee Brewers	Trey Ebel	SS	Corona HS (CA)
26	Atlanta Braves	Carter Beck	OF	Indiana State
27	New York Mets	Carson Wiggins	RHP	Arkansas
28	Houston Astros	Jack Radel	RHP	Notre Dame
29	San Francisco Giants	Carson Bolemon	RHP	Southside Christian (SC)
30	Kansas City Royals	Taylor Rabe	RHP	Ole Miss
31	Arizona Diamondbacks	Blake Bryant	RHP	Citizens Christian HS (GA)
32	St. Louis Cardinals	Tegan Kuhns	RHP	Tennessee
33	Tampa Bay Rays	Taj Marchand	SS	James Island HS (SC)
34	Chicago White Sox	Landon Thome	SS	Nazareth Academy HS (IL)
35	New York Yankees	Hunter Dietz	LHP	Arkansas
36	Philadelphia Phillies	Tyler Spangler	SS	De La Salle HS (CA)
37	Colorado Rockies	Daniel Jackson	C	Georgia

None of these players have appeared in a Bowman, Topps, or Panini pro rookie-card release yet — every card referenced below is a pre-draft amateur-era issue (USA Baseball, college showcase). That's a feature for early collectors, not a bug: it's the cheapest entry point into a player's hobby history, before pro-card demand exists.

Player-by-player

Pick 1 · Roch Cholowsky — SS, UCLA

Chicago White Sox took Roch Cholowsky, a shortstop out of UCLA, with the No. 1 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 50+ card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 2 · Grady Emerson — SS, Fort Worth Christian (TX)

Tampa Bay Rays took Grady Emerson, a shortstop out of Fort Worth Christian (TX), with the No. 2 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 3 · Vahn Lackey — C, Georgia Tech

Minnesota Twins took Vahn Lackey, a catcher out of Georgia Tech, with the No. 3 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 4 · Jackson Flora — RHP, UC Santa Barbara

San Francisco Giants took Jackson Flora, a right-handed pitcher out of UC Santa Barbara, with the No. 4 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 5 · Derek Curiel — OF, LSU

Pittsburgh Pirates took Derek Curiel, an outfielder out of LSU, with the No. 5 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 6 · Zion Rose — OF, Louisville

Kansas City Royals took Zion Rose, an outfielder out of Louisville, with the No. 6 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 7 · Eric Booth Jr. — OF, Oak Grove HS (MS)

Baltimore Orioles took Eric Booth Jr., an outfielder out of Oak Grove HS (MS), with the No. 7 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

No AgentGrail catalog entries yet — Eric Booth Jr. hasn't appeared in a nationally-distributed Panini or Leaf product as of July 2026. Once a first card surfaces (most likely a late-2026 Leaf or Stars & Stripes release, or a Bowman/Topps card after signing), it'll show up in our card search.

Pick 8 · Drew Burress — OF, Georgia Tech

Athletics took Drew Burress, an outfielder out of Georgia Tech, with the No. 8 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 20 card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 9 · AJ Gracia — OF, Virginia

Atlanta Braves took AJ Gracia, an outfielder out of Virginia, with the No. 9 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 10 · Tyler Bell — SS, Kentucky

Colorado Rockies took Tyler Bell, a shortstop out of Kentucky, with the No. 10 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 11 · Chris Hacopian — 2B, Texas A&M

Washington Nationals took Chris Hacopian, a second baseman out of Texas A&M, with the No. 11 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 9 card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 12 · Jared Grindlinger — OF, Huntington Beach HS (CA)

Los Angeles Angels took Jared Grindlinger, an outfielder out of Huntington Beach HS (CA), with the No. 12 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 13 · Trevor Condon — OF, Etowah HS (GA)

St. Louis Cardinals took Trevor Condon, an outfielder out of Etowah HS (GA), with the No. 13 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 10 card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 14 · Jacob Lombard — SS, Gulliver Prep (FL)

Miami Marlins took Jacob Lombard, a shortstop out of Gulliver Prep (FL), with the No. 14 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 15 · Ryder Helfrick — C, Arkansas

Arizona Diamondbacks took Ryder Helfrick, a catcher out of Arkansas, with the No. 15 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 16 · Gio Rojas — RHP, Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS (FL)

Texas Rangers took Gio Rojas, a right-handed pitcher out of Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS (FL), with the No. 16 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 17 · Logan Hughes — OF, Texas Tech

Houston Astros took Logan Hughes, an outfielder out of Texas Tech, with the No. 17 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

No AgentGrail catalog entries yet — Logan Hughes hasn't appeared in a nationally-distributed Panini or Leaf product as of July 2026. Once a first card surfaces (most likely a late-2026 Leaf or Stars & Stripes release, or a Bowman/Topps card after signing), it'll show up in our card search.

Pick 18 · Justin Lebron — SS, Alabama

Cincinnati Reds took Justin Lebron, a shortstop out of Alabama, with the No. 18 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 19 · Liam Peterson — RHP, Florida

Cleveland Guardians took Liam Peterson, a right-handed pitcher out of Florida, with the No. 19 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 20 · Jake Schaffner — SS, North Carolina

Boston Red Sox took Jake Schaffner, a shortstop out of North Carolina, with the No. 20 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

No AgentGrail catalog entries yet — Jake Schaffner hasn't appeared in a nationally-distributed Panini or Leaf product as of July 2026. Once a first card surfaces (most likely a late-2026 Leaf or Stars & Stripes release, or a Bowman/Topps card after signing), it'll show up in our card search.

Pick 21 · Coleman Borthwick — RHP, South Walton HS (FL)

San Diego Padres took Coleman Borthwick, a right-handed pitcher out of South Walton HS (FL), with the No. 21 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 22 · Cameron Flukey — RHP, Coastal Carolina

Detroit Tigers took Cameron Flukey, a right-handed pitcher out of Coastal Carolina, with the No. 22 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

No AgentGrail catalog entries yet — Cameron Flukey hasn't appeared in a nationally-distributed Panini or Leaf product as of July 2026. Once a first card surfaces (most likely a late-2026 Leaf or Stars & Stripes release, or a Bowman/Topps card after signing), it'll show up in our card search.

Pick 23 · Cade Townsend — RHP, Ole Miss

Chicago Cubs took Cade Townsend, a right-handed pitcher out of Ole Miss, with the No. 23 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 34 card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 24 · Ace Reese — 3B, Mississippi State

Seattle Mariners took Ace Reese, a third baseman out of Mississippi State, with the No. 24 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 25 · Trey Ebel — SS, Corona HS (CA)

Milwaukee Brewers took Trey Ebel, a shortstop out of Corona HS (CA), with the No. 25 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Already in the AgentGrail catalog: 46 card entries across Panini Stars & Stripes / Stars & Stripes Prizm and/or Leaf's college-showcase lines (Vivid, Spectacular, Trinity). These are the pre-draft "amateur era" cards — his first true pro rookie card won't exist until he signs and Bowman/Topps or Panini issues a farm-system release. Browse what's live now via card search.

Pick 26 · Carter Beck — OF, Indiana State

Atlanta Braves took Carter Beck, an outfielder out of Indiana State, with the No. 26 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 27 · Carson Wiggins — RHP, Arkansas

New York Mets took Carson Wiggins, a right-handed pitcher out of Arkansas, with the No. 27 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 28 · Jack Radel — RHP, Notre Dame

Houston Astros took Jack Radel, a right-handed pitcher out of Notre Dame, with the No. 28 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

No AgentGrail catalog entries yet — Jack Radel hasn't appeared in a nationally-distributed Panini or Leaf product as of July 2026. Once a first card surfaces (most likely a late-2026 Leaf or Stars & Stripes release, or a Bowman/Topps card after signing), it'll show up in our card search.

Pick 29 · Carson Bolemon — RHP, Southside Christian (SC)

San Francisco Giants took Carson Bolemon, a right-handed pitcher out of Southside Christian (SC), with the No. 29 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 30 · Taylor Rabe — RHP, Ole Miss

Kansas City Royals took Taylor Rabe, a right-handed pitcher out of Ole Miss, with the No. 30 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 31 · Blake Bryant — RHP, Citizens Christian HS (GA)

Arizona Diamondbacks took Blake Bryant, a right-handed pitcher out of Citizens Christian HS (GA), with the No. 31 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 32 · Tegan Kuhns — RHP, Tennessee

St. Louis Cardinals took Tegan Kuhns, a right-handed pitcher out of Tennessee, with the No. 32 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 33 · Taj Marchand — SS, James Island HS (SC)

Tampa Bay Rays took Taj Marchand, a shortstop out of James Island HS (SC), with the No. 33 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 34 · Landon Thome — SS, Nazareth Academy HS (IL)

Chicago White Sox took Landon Thome, a shortstop out of Nazareth Academy HS (IL), with the No. 34 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 35 · Hunter Dietz — LHP, Arkansas

New York Yankees took Hunter Dietz, a left-handed pitcher out of Arkansas, with the No. 35 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

Pick 36 · Tyler Spangler — SS, De La Salle HS (CA)

Philadelphia Phillies took Tyler Spangler, a shortstop out of De La Salle HS (CA), with the No. 36 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He's a prep-to-pro pick — the longest runway to the majors in this class, and historically the profile that rewards early, patient card collecting the most.

Pick 37 · Daniel Jackson — C, Georgia

Colorado Rockies took Daniel Jackson, a catcher out of Georgia, with the No. 37 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft. He arrives with a full college track record, which usually means a shorter runway to full-season ball than a prep pick.

FAQ

When was the 2026 MLB Draft?

July 11–12, 2026, in Philadelphia as part of All-Star Weekend. The first round (plus Competitive Balance Round A) went on Day 1; rounds 2–20 followed on Day 2.

Do MLB draft picks have rookie cards right away?

Not in the traditional sense. A drafted player's first cards are usually amateur-era products (Panini Stars & Stripes, Leaf college-showcase lines) issued before the draft. His official pro "rookie card" doesn't exist until he signs and Bowman, Topps, or Panini issues a farm-system release — typically months later.

Are Panini Stars & Stripes and Leaf cards worth collecting for draft picks?

They're the earliest entry point into a player's hobby history, which is exactly why prep-to-pro shortstops and top college arms tend to hold long-term interest — but they're speculative by nature. Treat them as a low-cost way to get in early, not a guaranteed hit.

What exactly is the 2026 Panini Prizm Stars & Stripes Factory Set?

A USA Baseball Shop-exclusive factory set (released April 30, 2026) — a 200-card base checklist covering the 2025 USA Baseball Collegiate, 18U, 15U, and 12U National Teams plus the 16U/17U National Team Development Program, with 4 autograph cards per set on average across 6 different signature insert lines (numbered /100–/225) and exclusive parallels (Factory Set /39-or-less, Red Pandora /39, Black Pandora 1/1). Full details: 2026 Panini Stars & Stripes Factory Set Guide.

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2026 MLB Draft Class — Card Watchlist

Player-by-player

Pick 1 · Roch Cholowsky — SS, UCLA

Pick 2 · Grady Emerson — SS, Fort Worth Christian (TX)

Pick 3 · Vahn Lackey — C, Georgia Tech

Pick 4 · Jackson Flora — RHP, UC Santa Barbara

Pick 5 · Derek Curiel — OF, LSU

Pick 6 · Zion Rose — OF, Louisville

Pick 7 · Eric Booth Jr. — OF, Oak Grove HS (MS)

Pick 8 · Drew Burress — OF, Georgia Tech

Pick 9 · AJ Gracia — OF, Virginia

Pick 10 · Tyler Bell — SS, Kentucky

Pick 11 · Chris Hacopian — 2B, Texas A&M

Pick 12 · Jared Grindlinger — OF, Huntington Beach HS (CA)

Pick 13 · Trevor Condon — OF, Etowah HS (GA)

Pick 14 · Jacob Lombard — SS, Gulliver Prep (FL)

Pick 15 · Ryder Helfrick — C, Arkansas

Pick 16 · Gio Rojas — RHP, Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS (FL)

Pick 17 · Logan Hughes — OF, Texas Tech

Pick 18 · Justin Lebron — SS, Alabama

Pick 19 · Liam Peterson — RHP, Florida

Pick 20 · Jake Schaffner — SS, North Carolina

Pick 21 · Coleman Borthwick — RHP, South Walton HS (FL)

Pick 22 · Cameron Flukey — RHP, Coastal Carolina

Pick 23 · Cade Townsend — RHP, Ole Miss

Pick 24 · Ace Reese — 3B, Mississippi State

Pick 25 · Trey Ebel — SS, Corona HS (CA)

Pick 26 · Carter Beck — OF, Indiana State

Pick 27 · Carson Wiggins — RHP, Arkansas

Pick 28 · Jack Radel — RHP, Notre Dame

Pick 29 · Carson Bolemon — RHP, Southside Christian (SC)

Pick 30 · Taylor Rabe — RHP, Ole Miss

Pick 31 · Blake Bryant — RHP, Citizens Christian HS (GA)

Pick 32 · Tegan Kuhns — RHP, Tennessee

Pick 33 · Taj Marchand — SS, James Island HS (SC)

Pick 34 · Landon Thome — SS, Nazareth Academy HS (IL)

Pick 35 · Hunter Dietz — LHP, Arkansas

Pick 36 · Tyler Spangler — SS, De La Salle HS (CA)

Pick 37 · Daniel Jackson — C, Georgia

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