As expected, the Padres on Monday announced deals with all of their 2026 draftees outside 17th-round right-hander Denton Lord.
The 18-year-old Lord announced during the draft that he’d be honoring his commitment to Missouri State. The Padres selected him as a long-shot flier and were all but sure heading into the weekend that Lord would indeed go to school.
Monday was the deadline for draftees to sign.
The Union-Tribune reported Friday that most of the class was in place, which included an under-slot deal for first-round right-hander Coleman Borthwick ($3.8 million) and a Canadian high-school-bat record for shortstop Elliot Lascelles ($2.8 million).
Previously unreported bonuses now confirmed in MLB.com’s tracker include fourth-round outfielder Alex Conover ($500,000), seventh-round second baseman Joe Tiroly ($225,000) and 18th-round catcher Mark Quatrani ($250,000).
View the entire class here.
The Padres also announced deals with nine undrafted free agents, where they’ve produced the likes of big-league reliever David Morgan and outfield prospect Alex McCoy in recent years.
To start this year’s class of undrafted free agents, the Padres have signed outfielders Andrew Detlefsen (University of Texas at San Antonio), Ryan Gerety (Northeastern), McCabe Moyer (Nebraska-Lincoln) and Josh Skrowronski (Winthrop), right-handers Aidan Cochrane (East Lime HS, Conn.), Jack Pineau (Creighton), Tyler Pitzer (Mississippi State) and Logan Satter (Legion Collegiate Academy, S.C.) and left-hander Andrew Wright (Cal State Fullerton).