DENVER – The Rockies’ top three 2026 MLB Draft picks – University of Kentucky switch-hitting shortstop Tyler Bell (10th overall), University of Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson (37th overall) and UCLA right-handed pitcher Logan Reddemann (38th overall) have signed with the club.
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The Rockies announced on Monday that they have signed 19 of their 21 selections.
MLB.com’s Jim Callis reported that:
• Bell, who batted .343 with nine home runs and 29 RBIs in 41 games last season at Kentucky, reached a $6 million agreement.
• Competitive Balance Round A choice Jackson, a catcher who won the Golden Spikes Award while playing for Georgia, signed for $2,297,500.
• Second-round pick Reddemann signed for $2,633,100.
• Third-round pick Jack Natili, chosen 76th overall from the University of Cincinnati, has reached a $1.1 million agreement.