Major League Baseball’s amateur draft continues Sunday with the final 16 rounds.

The Padres took high school right-hander Coleman Borthwick on Saturday, the first of their five picks on Day 1.

The rest of the Padres picks will be updated below as they are made on Sunday:

 

ROUND 5

RHP James Guyette

School: Kansas State
Overall: 157
Recommended slot value: $449,500
Age: 21 (Junior)
Bats / Throws: Right / Right
Height / Weight: 6-foot-3 / 215 pounds
2026 stats: 6-4, 5.56 ERA, 105 strikeouts, 35 walks, 1.57 WHIP, 79 ⅓ IP (16 games, 15 starts)
Notes from the Padres’ war room: “College starter with plus sinking fastball, physical body, solid slider.”
Unranked by MLB.com: “Guyette attended training camp with the U.S. collegiate national team last summer and scouts like the east-west contrast of his heavy 92-94 mph sinker that peaks at 97 and his low-80s slider. He can evade barrels with his fading low-80s changeup as well. He fashioned a 5.56 ERA with 105 strikeouts in 79 1/3 innings as a junior.”

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ROUND 6

SS Nu’u Contrades

School: Arizona State
Overall: 186
Recommended slot value: $350,100
Age: 23 (Senior)
Bats / Throws: Right / Right
Height / Weight: 5-foot-10 / 180 pounds
2026 stats: .366 AVG, .434 OBP, .762 SLG, 21 HRs, 61 RBIs, 48 runs, 10 steals, 20 walks, 28 strikeouts (53 games, 228 plate appearances)
Notes from the Padres’ war room: “Offensive infield with power-hit combo and versatility.”
Ranked No. 251 by Baseball America: “The 5-foot-10, 180-pound infielder showed a more fly-ball-oriented approach in 2026, with a significant step forward in his exit velocity data that helped him make far more impact than he had shown previously. He remains a trigger-happy hitter who swings the bat often, and he swung more than 50% of the time against all pitch types except curveballs—which he obliterated when he did swing, with a 1.738 OPS against them. Contrades has spent time at second base and third base in college, and he’s a solid runner who has always been an efficient basestealer, going 31-for-35 (89%) on the bases throughout his career.”
Ranked No. 225 by MLB.com: “He’s always been happy to send hard line drives to all fields, but this year he started getting to his power, finding the seats in all directions, but particularly to his pull side. In the past, Contrades has shown plus run times, though the hamstring issue slowed him down a bit this spring, and he should settle in as an above-average runner. He’s played third for the Sun Devils in the past but has settled in as a second baseman, probably his best spot should he develop into a regular at one position, with an average glove and arm. His positional limitation and the fact he’s a 22-year-old redshirt junior are the two things that limit his helium.”

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ROUND 7

2B Joe Tiroly

School: Virginia
Overall: 215
Recommended slot value: $276,400
Age: 21 (Junor)
Bats / Throws: Right / Right
Height / Weight: 6-foot / 200 pounds
2026 stats: .319 AVG, .408 OBP, .576 SLG, 16 HRs, 66 RBIs, 58 runs, 2 steals, 30 walks, 39 strikeouts (60 games, 277 plate appearances)
Ranked No. 239 by Baseball America: “Tiroly put on a hitting clinic for two seasons with Rider, where he slashed .335/.453/.648 with 28 home runs in 100 games. He had high expectations after transferring to Virginia for the 2026 season, because of those performance numbers and his excellent under-the-hood batted-ball data. Tiroly played second base and hit in the middle of Virginia’s lineup, with a .319/.408/.576 slash line and 16 home runs in 60 games. He’s a 6-foot, 200-pound righthanded hitter with an aggressive, pull-heavy approach and solid contact skills, but no loud carrying tools. Despite homering at least 10 times in all three college seasons, scouts are skeptical of the impact he’ll be able to create with a wood bat. He’s a fringy runner who shouldn’t be much of a basestealing threat, but should be able to make most of the routine plays defensively at second base.”
Ranked No. 147 by MLB.com: “Tiroly spent his first two years of college ball at Rider University in New Jersey, earning Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Year honors as a sophomore. He entered the transfer portal and landed at Virginia, but a foot injury suffered at the end of the fall kept him from showing the Cavaliers or scouts checking him out in his new environment for the first time what he could do. A lack of prep time because of the injury, as well as not being 100 percent to start the spring led to a very slow start, but he was growing on evaluators as he heated up in ACC play. After having so much success in the MAAC, it was unclear how Tiroly would perform against a higher level of competition in a top conference. The right-handed hitter literally couldn’t put his best foot forward, not facing live pitching until opening weekend and wearing a boot between games. As he put the injury behind him, he started showing off a much better feel to hit, with more pop in conference play, answering that question about his ability to handle ACC pitching. Tiroly wasn’t a runner before the injury, so that part of his game wasn’t impacted in any real way. He’s a capable defender at both second and third, with enough arm for the hot corner. Some feel that might be his better position because of a lack of overall range, though playing third would put more pressure on him to keep showing an impact bat at the plate.”

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ROUND 8

LHP Sean Fitzpatrick

School: Arizona State
Overall: 245
Recommended slot value: $226,300
Age: 23 (Senior)
Bats / Throws: Left / Left
Height / Weight: 6-foot / 175 pounds
2026 stats: 4-1, 3.12 ERA, 45 strikeouts, 13 walks, 1.15 WHIP, 26 IP (31 games)
Notes from the Padres’ war room: “Left-handed reliever with well above-average swing and miss to 90-93 mph fastball.”

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ROUND 9

LHP Benjamin Stubbs

School: Troy
Overall: 275
Recommended slot value: $205,000
Age: 22 (Senior)
Bats / Throws: Left / Left
Height / Weight: 5-foot-11 / 184 pounds
2026 stats: 6-3, 5.12 ERA, 87 strikeouts, 39 walks, 1.47 WHIP, 95 IP (19 games, 18 starts)