DENVER – Two of the Rockies’ top 2026 MLB Draft picks – University of Kentucky switch-hitting shortstop Tyler Bell (10th overall) and UCLA right-handed pitcher Logan Reddemann (38th overall) have reached bonus agreements, MLB.com’s Jim Callis reported on Sunday. The Rockies have not confirmed the agreement.
Bell, who batted .343 with nine home runs and 29 RBIs in 41 games last season at Kentucky, reached a $6 million agreement, while second-round Draft pick Reddemann and the Rockies agreed at $2,633,100.
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Callis also reported that Rockies third-round pick Jack Natili, chosen 76th overall from the University of Cincinnati, has reached a $1.1 million agreement.
More agreements are expected. The Rockies invited the 2026 Draft class to its training center in Scottsdale, Ariz., and players arrived late last week.