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2020 Major League Baseball draft will begin on Wednesday June 10 and ends on Friday June 12

2020 NFL Draft will begin on Thursday April 23 and ends on Saturday April 25

NFL Draft order

2019 NBA DRAFT ORDER

Draft Order

First Round

Pick Team
1 Baltimore Orioles
2 Kansas City Royals
3 Chicago White Sox
4 Miami Marlins
5 Detroit Tigers
6 San Diego Padres
7 Cincinnati Reds
8 Texas Rangers
9 Atlanta Braves (for Carter Stewart)
10 San Francisco Giants
11 Toronto Blue Jays
12 New York Mets
13 Minnesota Twins
14 Philadelphia Phillies
15 Los Angeles Angels
16 Arizona Diamondbacks
17 Washington Nationals
18 Pittsburgh Pirates
19 St. Louis Cardinals
20 Seattle Mariners
21 Atlanta Braves
22 Tampa Bay Rays
23 Colorado Rockies
24 Cleveland Indians
25 Los Angeles Dodgers
26 Arizona Diamondbacks (for Matt McLain)
27 Chicago Cubs
28 Milwaukee Brewers
29 Oakland Athletics
30 New York Yankees
31 Los Angeles Dodgers (for JT Ginn)
32 Houston Astros
Supplemental First Round/Compensation Picks

PickTeam
33 Arizona Diamondbacks (for Patrick Corbin)
34 Arizona Diamondbacks (for AJ Pollock)
Competitive Balance Round A

PickTeam
35 Miami Marlins
36 Tampa Bay Rays
37 Pittsburgh Pirates (for Gunnar Hoglund)
38 New York Yankees (from Reds)
39 Minnesota Twins
40 Tampa Bay Rays (from Athletics)
41 Texas Rangers (from Brewers)
Second Round

PickTeam
42 Baltimore Orioles
43 Boston Red Sox
44 Kansas City Royals
45 Chicago White Sox
46 Miami Marlins
47 Detroit Tigers
48 San Diego Padres
49 Cincinnati Reds
50 Texas Rangers
51 San Francisco Giants
52 Toronto Blue Jays
53 New York Mets
54 Minnesota Twins
55 Los Angeles Angels
56 Arizona Diamondbacks
57 Pittsburgh Pirates
58 St. Louis Cardinals
59 Seattle Mariners
60 Atlanta Braves
61 Tampa Bay Rays
62 Colorado Rockies
63 Cleveland Indians
64 Chicago Cubs
65 Milwaukee Brewers
66 Oakland Athletics
67 New York Yankees
68 Houston Astros
69 Boston Red Sox
Competitive Balance Round B

PickTeam
70 Kansas City Royals
71 Baltimore Orioles
72 Pittsburgh Pirates
73 San Diego Padres
74 Arizona Diamondbacks
75 Arizona Diamondbacks (from Cardinals)
76 Seattle Mariners (from Indians)
77 Colorado Rockies
Supplemental Second Round/Compensation Picks

PickTeam
78 Los Angeles Dodgers (for Yasmani Grandal)
Third Round

PickTeam
79 Baltimore Orioles
80 Kansas City Royals
81 Chicago White Sox
82 Miami Marlins
83 Detroit Tigers
84 San Diego Padres
85 Cincinnati Reds
86 Texas Rangers
87 San Francisco Giants
88 Toronto Blue Jays
89 New York Mets
90 Minnesota Twins
91 Philadelphia Phillies
92 Los Angeles Angels
93 Arizona Diamondbacks
94 Washington Nationals
95 Pittsburgh Pirates
96 St. Louis Cardinals
97 Seattle Mariners
98 Atlanta Braves
99 Tampa Bay Rays
100 Colorado Rockies
101 Cleveland Indians
102 Los Angeles Dodgers
103 Chicago Cubs
104 Oakland Athletics
105 New York Yankees
106 Houston Astros
107 Boston Red Sox
Fourth Round

PickTeam
108 Baltimore Orioles
109 Kansas City Royals
110 Chicago White Sox
111 Miami Marlins
112 Detroit Tigers
113 San Diego Padres
114 Cincinnati Reds
115 Texas Rangers
116 San Francisco Giants
117 Toronto Blue Jays
118 New York Mets
119 Minnesota Twins
120 Philadelphia Phillies
121 Los Angeles Angels
122 Arizona Diamondbacks
123 Washington Nationals
124 Pittsburgh Pirates
125 St. Louis Cardinals
126 Seattle Mariners
127 Atlanta Braves
128 Tampa Bay Rays
129 Colorado Rockies
130 Cleveland Indians
131 Los Angeles Dodgers
132 Chicago Cubs
133 Milwaukee Brewers
134 Oakland Athletics
135 New York Yankees
136 Houston Astros
137 Boston Red Sox

NBA draft june 21 2018, new york, ny

draft June 4-6 secaucas, nj

First Round

1 Detroit Tigers
2 San Francisco Giants
3 Philadelphia Phillies
4 Chicago White Sox
5 Cincinnati Reds
6 New York Mets
7 San Diego Padres
8 Atlanta Braves
9 Oakland Athletics
10 Pittsburgh Pirates
11 Baltimore Orioles
12 Toronto Blue Jays
13 Miami Marlins
14 Seattle Mariners
15 Texas Rangers
16 Tampa Bay Rays
17 Los Angeles Angels
18 Kansas City RoyalsP
19 St. Louis Cardinals
20 Minnesota Twins
21 Milwaukee Brewers
22 Colorado Rockies
23 New York Yankees
24 Chicago Cubs
25 Arizona Diamondbacks
26 Boston Red SoxP
27 Washington Nationals
28 Houston AstrosP
29 Cleveland Indians
30 Los Angeles Dodgers

Compensation picksIf a team that loses a qualifying free agent is a revenue-sharing recipient, then the team -- if and only if the lost player signs for at least $50 million -- is awarded a compensatory pick between the first round and Competitive Balance Round A. If the player signs for less than $50 million, the compensation pick for the team comes after Competitive Balance Round B

31 Tampa Bay Rays (Compensation for Alex Cobb, who signed with the Orioles. Baltimore forfeited its second-round pick.)
32 Tampa Bay Rays (compensation for not signing Drew Rasmussen)
33 Kansas City Royals (Compensation for Lorenzo Cain, who signed with the Brewers. Milwaukee forfeited its third-round pick.)
34 Kansas City Royals (Compensation for Eric Hosmer, who signed with the Padres. San Diego forfeited its second-round pick.)
35 Cleveland Indians (Compensation for Carlos Santana, who signed with the Phillies. Philadelphia forfeited its second-round pick.)

Competitive Balance Round A

All teams that have either one of the 10 smallest markets or 10 smallest revenue pools receive an additional pick at the end of the first or second round. In 2017, six picks were assigned between the first and second rounds based on a formula that considers winning percentage and revenue. The remaining eight eligible teams received a supplemental selection between the second and third rounds. In 2018, the groups of teams switch places, meaning there will be eight Comp Round A picks and six in Round B.
Competitive Balance picks may be traded and are not subject to forfeiture.

36 Pittsburgh Pirates
37 Baltimore Orioles
38 San Diego Padres
39 Arizona Diamondbacks
40 Kansas City Royals
41 Cleveland Indians
42 Colorado Rockies
43 St. Louis Cardinals

Second Round

44 Detroit Tigers
45 San Francisco Giants
46 Chicago White Sox
47 Cincinnati Reds
48 New York Mets
49 Atlanta Braves
50 Oakland Athletics
51 Pittsburgh Pirates
52 Toronto Blue Jays
53 Miami Marlins
54 Seattle Mariners
55 Texas RangersP
56 Tampa Bay Rays
57 Los Angeles Angels
58 Kansas City Royals
59 Minnesota Twins
60 Milwaukee Brewers
61 New York YankeesP
62 Chicago Cubs
63 Arizona Diamondbacks
64 Boston Red Sox
65 Washington Nationals
66 Houston Astros
67 Cleveland Indians
68 Los Angeles Dodgers

Competitive Balance Round B

69 Miami Marlins
70 Oakland Athletics
71 Tampa Bay Rays
72 Cincinnati Reds
73 Milwaukee Brewers
74 Minnesota Twins

Compensation picksIf a team that loses a qualifying free agent does not receive revenue sharing and did not exceed the luxury-tax salary threshold the previous season, it is awarded a compensatory pick after Competitive Balance Round B.

75 St. Louis Cardinals (Compensation for Lance Lynn, who signed with the Twins. Minnesota forfeited its third-round pick.)
76Colorado Rockies (Compensation for Greg Holland, who signed with the Cardinals. St. Louis forfeited its second-round pick.)
77Chicago Cubs (Compensation for Wade Davis, who signed with the Rockies. Colorado forfeited its second-round pick.)
78Chicago Cubs (Compensation for Jake Arrieta, who signed with the Phillies. Philadelphia forfeited its third-round pick.)

Third Round

79 Detroit Tigers
80 San Francisco Giants
81 Chicago White Sox
82 Cincinnati Reds
83 New York Mets
84 San Diego Padres
85 Oakland Athletics
86 Pittsburgh Pirates
87 Baltimore Orioles
88 Toronto Blue Jays
89 Miami Marlins
90 Seattle Mariners
91 Texas Rangers
92 Tampa Bay Rays
93 Los Angeles Angels
94 Kansas City Royals
95 St. Louis Cardinals
96 Colorado Rockies
97 New York Yankees
98 Chicago Cubs
99 Arizona Diamondbacks
100 Boston Red Sox
101 Washington Nationals
102 Houston Astros
103 Cleveland Indians
104 Los Angeles Dodgers

Rounds 4-40

Detroit Tigers
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays
Miami Marlins
Seattle Mariners
Texas Rangers
Tampa Bay Rays
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers
Colorado Rockies
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Arizona Diamondbacks
Boston Red Sox
Washington Nationals
Houston Astros
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Dodgers

draft April 26-29 dallas, tx

1- 1- 1 Cleveland
1- 2- 2 New York Giants
1- 3- 3 New York Jets (from Indianapolis)
1- 4- 4 Cleveland (from Houston)
1- 5- 5 Denver
1- 6- 6 Indianapolis (from New York Jets)
1- 7- 7 Buffalo (from Tampa Bay)
1- 8- 8 Chicago
1- 9- 9 San Francisco
1-10-10 Arizona (from Oakland)
1-11-11 Miami
1-12-12 Tampa Bay (from Buffalo via Cincinnati)
1-13-13 Washington
1-14-14 New Orleans (from Green Bay)
1-15-15 Oakland (from Arizona)
1-16-16 Buffalo (from Baltimore)
1-17-17 Los Angeles Chargers
1-18-18 Green Bay (from Seattle)
1-19-19 Dallas
1-20-20 Detroit
1-21-21 Cincinnati (from Buffalo)
1-22-22 Tennessee (from Baltimore via Buffalo via Kansas City)
1-23-23 New England (from Los Angeles Rams)
1-24-24 Carolina
1-25-25 Baltimore (from Tennessee)
1-26-26 Atlanta
1-27-27 Seattle (from Green Bay via New Orleans)
1-28-28 Pittsburgh
1-29-29 Jacksonville
1-30-30 Minnesota
1-31-31 New England
1-32-32 Baltimore (from Philadelphia)

2- 1-33 Cleveland
2- 2-34 New York Giants
2- 3-35 Cleveland (from Houston)
2- 4-36 Indianapolis
2- 5-37 Indianapolis (from New York Jets)
2- 6-38 Tampa Bay
2- 7-39 Chicago
2- 8-40 Denver
2- 9-41 Oakland
2-10-42 Miami
2-11-43 New England (from San Francisco)
2-12-44 Washington
2-13-45 Green Bay
2-14-46 Cincinnati
2-15-47 Arizona
2-16-48 Los Angeles Chargers
2-17-49 Indianapolis (from New York Jets through Seattle)
2-18-50 Dallas
2-19-51 Detroit
2-20-52 Philadelphia (from Baltimore)
2-21-53 Tampa Bay (from Buffalo)
2-22-54 Kansas City
2-23-55 Carolina
2-24-56 Tampa Bay (from Buffalo via Los Angeles Rams)
2-25-57 Tennessee
2-26-58 Atlanta
2-27-59 San Francisco (from New Orleans)
2-28-60 Pittsburgh
2-29-61 Jacksonville
2-30-62 Minnesota
2-31-63 New England
2-32-64 Cleveland (from Philadelphia)

3- 1-65 Baltimore (from Buffalo via Cleveland)
3- 2-66 New York Giants
3- 3-67 Indianapolis
3- 4-68 Houston
3- 5-69 New York Giants (from Tampa Bay)
3- 6-70 San Francisco (from Chicago)
3- 7-71 Denver
3- 8-72 New York Jets
3- 9-73 Miami
3-10-74 San Francisco
3-11-75 Oakland
3-12-76 Seattle (from Green Bay)
3-13-77 Cincinnati
3-14-78 Kansas City (from Washington)
3-15-79 Pittsburgh (from Oakland via Arizona)
3-16-80 Houston (from Seattle)
3-17-81 Dallas
3-18-82 Detroit
3-19-83 Baltimore
3-20-84 Los Angeles Chargers
3-21-85 Carolina (from Buffalo)
3-22-86 Kansas City
3-23-87 Los Angeles Rams
3-24-88 Carolina
3-25-89 Tennessee
3-26-90 Atlanta
3-27-91 New Orleans
3-28-92 Pittsburgh
3-29-93 Jacksonville
3-30-94 Minnesota
3-31-95 San Francisco (from New England)
3-32-96 Buffalo (from Philadelphia)
3-33-97 Arizona (Compensatory Selection)
3-34-98 Houston (Compensatory Selection)
3-35-99 Denver (Compensatory Selection)
3-36-100 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)

4- 1-101 Green Bay (from Cleveland)
4- 2-102 Tampa Bay (from New York Giants)
4- 3-103 Houston
4- 4-104 Indianapolis
4- 5-105 Chicago
4- 6-106 Denver
4- 7-107 New York Jets
4- 8-108 New York Giants (from Tampa Bay)
4- 9-109 Washington (from Denver through San Francisco)
4-10-110 Oakland
4-11-111 Los Angeles Rams (from Miami)
4-12-112 Cincinnati
4-13-113 Denver (from Washington)
4-14-114 Cleveland (from Green Bay)
4-15-115 Chicago (from Arizona)
4-16-116 Dallas
4-17-117 Detroit
4-18-118 Baltimore
4-19-119 Los Angeles Chargers
4-20-120 Seattle
4-21-121 Buffalo
4-22-122 Kansas City
4-23-123 Miami (from Cleveland through Carolina)
4-24-124 Kansas City (from Los Angeles Rams)
4-25-125 Philadelphia (from Baltimore via Tennessee)
4-26-126 Atlanta
4-27-127 New Orleans
4-28-128 San Francisco (from Pittsburgh)
4-29-129 Jacksonville
4-30-130 Philadelphia (from Minnesota)
4-31-131 Miami (from New England through Philadelphia)
4-32-132 Baltimore (from Philadelphia)
4-33-133 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)
4-34-134 Arizona (Compensatory Selection)
4-35-135 New York Giants (Compensatory Selection)
4-36-136 Los Angeles Rams (from New England; compensatory Selection)
4-37-137 Dallas (Compensatory Selection)

5- 1-138 Green Bay (from Cleveland)
5- 2-139 New York Giants
5- 3-140 Indianapolis
5- 4-141 Seattle (from Houston)
5- 5-142 Washington (from Denver)
5- 6-143 New England (from San Francisco via New York Jets)
5- 7-144 Tampa Bay
5- 8-145 Chicago
5- 9-146 Seattle (from Oakland)
5-10-147 Green Bay (from New Orleans via Miami)
5-11-148 Pittsburgh (from San Francisco)
5-12-149 Denver (from Washington)
5-13-150 Cleveland (from Green Bay)
5-14-151 Cincinnati
5-15-152 Oakland (from Arizona)
5-16-153 Detroit
5-17-154 Buffalo (from Baltimore)
5-18-155 Los Angeles Chargers
5-19-156 Seattle (from Philadelphia through Seattle)
5-20-157 New York Jets (from Dallas)
5-21-158 Cincinnati (from Buffalo)
5-22-159 Oakland (from Patriots through Cleveland through Kansas City)
5-23-160 Denver (through Los Angeles Rams)
5-24-161 Carolina
5-25-162 Tennessee
5-26-163 Washington (from Denver through Atlanta)
5-27-164 New Orleans
5-28-165 Pittsburgh
5-29-166 Buffalo (from Jacksonville)
5-30-167 Minnesota
5-31-168 Seattle (from New England)
5-32-169 Philadelphia
5-33-170 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)
5-34-171 Dallas (Compensatory Selection)
5-35-172 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)
5-36-173 Oakland (from Dallas; Compensatory Selection)
5-37-174 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)

6- 1-175 Cleveland
6- 2-176 Los Angeles Rams (from New York Giants)
6- 3-177 Houston
6- 4-178 Indianapolis
6- 5-179 New York Jets
6- 6-180 Tampa Bay
6- 7-181 Chicago
6- 8-182 Arizona (from Denver)
6- 9-183 Los Angeles Rams (from Miami)
6-10-184 San Francisco
6-11-185 Oakland
6-12-186 Seattle (from Green Bay)
6-13-187 Buffalo (from Cincinnati)
6-14-188 Washington
6-15-189 New Orleans (from Arizona)
6-16-190 Baltimore
6-17-191 Los Angeles Chargers
6-18-192 Dallas (from Oakland through Seattle)
6-19-193 Dallas
6-20-194 Los Angeles Rams (from Detroit)
6-21-195 Los Angeles Rams (from Buffalo)
6-22-196 Kansas City
6-23-197 Carolina
6-24-198 New England (from Los Angeles Rams)
6-25-199 Tennessee
6-26-200 Atlanta
6-27-201 New Orleans
6-28-202 Tampa Bay (from Pittsburgh)
6-29-203 Jacksonville
6-30-204 Minnesota
6-31-205 Cleveland (from New England)
6-32-206 Philadelphia
6-33-207 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)
6-34-208 Dallas (Compensatory Selection)
6-35-209 Miami (from LA Rams through Kansas City; Compensatory Selection)
6-36-210 New England (from Oakland; Compensatory Selection)
6-37-211 Houston (Compensatory Selection)
6-38-212 Oakland (Compensatory Selection)
6-39-213 Minnesota (Compensatory Selection)
6-40-214 Houston (Compensatory Selection)
6-41-215 Tennessee (from Baltimore, Compensatory Selection)
6-42-216 Oakland (Compensatory Selection)
6-43-217 Oakland (Compensatory Selection)
6-44-218 Minnesota (Compensatory Selection)

7- 1-219 New England (from Cleveland)
7- 2-220 Pittsburgh (from New York Giants)
7- 3-221 Indianapolis
7- 4-222 Houston
7- 5-223 San Francisco (from Miami through Tampa Bay)
7- 6-224 Chicago
7- 7-225 Minnesota (from Denver)
7- 8-226 Seattle (from New York Jets)
7- 9-227 Miami (from San Francisco)
7-10-228 Oakland
7-11-229 Miami
7-12-230 Jacksonville (from Cincinnati)
7-13-231 Washington
7-14-232 Green Bay
7-15-233 Kansas City (from Arizona)
7-16-234 Carolina (from Los Angeles Chargers through Buffalo)
7-17-235 New York Jets (from Seattle)
7-18-236 Dallas
7-19-237 Detroit
7-20-238 Baltimore
7-21-239 Green Bay (from Buffalo)
7-22-240 San Francisco (from Kansas City)
7-23-241 Washington (from Los Angeles Rams)
7-24-242 Carolina
7-25-243 Kansas City (from Tennessee)
7-26-244 Atlanta
7-27-245 New Orleans
7-28-246 Pittsburgh
7-29-247 Jacksonville
7-30-248 Green Bay (from Seattle via Minnesota)
7-31-249 Cincinnati (from New England)
7-32-250 Philadelphia (from Seattle through Philadelphia, Seattle and New England)
7-33-251 Los Angeles Chargers (Compensatory Selection)
7-34-252 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)
7-35-253 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)
7-36-254 Arizona (Compensatory Selection)
7-37-255 Buffalo (from Tampa Bay, Compensatory Selection)
7-38-256 Atlanta (Compensatory Selection)

2017 nba draft

2017 First-Round Order
1. Boston (From Brooklyn)
2. Los Angeles Lakers
3. Philadelphia (from Sacramento)
4. Phoenix
5. Sacramento (from Philadelphia)
6. Orlando
7. Minnesota
8. New York
9. Dallas
10. Sacramento (From New Orleans)
11. Charlotte
12. Detroit
13. Denver
14. Miami
15. Portland
16. Chicago
17. Milwaukee
18. Indiana
19. Atlanta
20. Portland (From Memphis via Denver and Cleveland)
21. Oklahoma City
22. Brooklyn (From Washington)
23. Toronto (From LA Clippers via Milwaukee)
24. Utah
25. Orlando (From Toronto)
26. Portland (From Cleveland)
27. Brooklyn (From Boston)
28. Los Angeles Lakers (From Houston)
29. San Antonio
30. Utah (From Golden State)
2017 Second-Round Order31. Atlanta (From Brooklyn)
32. Phoenix
33. Orlando (From Los Angeles Lakers)
34. Sacramento (From Philadelphia via New Orleans)
35. Orlando
36. Philadelphia (From New York via Utah and Toronto)
37. Boston (From Minnesota via Phoenix)
38. Chicago (From Sacramento via Cleveland)
39. Philadelphia (From Dallas)
40. New Orleans
41. Charlotte
42. Utah (From Detroit)
43. Houston (From Denver)
44. New York (From Chicago)
45. Houston (From Portland)
46. Philadelphia (From Miami via Atlanta)
47. Indiana
48. Milwaukee
49. Denver (From Memphis via Oklahoma City)
50. Philadelphia (From Atlanta)
51. Denver (From Oklahoma City)
52. Washington
53. Boston (From Cleveland)
54. Phoenix (From Toronto)
55. Utah
56. Boston (From LA Clippers)
57. Brooklyn (From Boston)
58. New York (From Houston)
59. San Antonio
60. Atlanta (From Golden State via Philadelphia and Utah)

2017 Major League Baseball draft

The 2017 Major League Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft will begin on June 12, 2017. The draft will assign amateur baseball players to MLB teams. With the worst record in the 2016 MLB season, the Minnesota Twins received the first overall pick. In addition, compensation picks will be distributed for players who did not sign from the 2016 MLB Draft.

Pick Team
1 Minnesota Twins
2 Cincinnati Reds
3 San Diego Padres
4 Tampa Bay Rays
5 Atlanta Braves
6 Oakland Athletics
7 Arizona Diamondbacks
8 Philadelphia Phillies
9 Milwaukee Brewers
10 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
11 Chicago White Sox
12 Pittsburgh Pirates
13 Miami Marlins
14 Kansas City Royals
15 Houston Astros
16 New York Yankees
17 Seattle Mariners
18 Detroit Tigers
19 San Francisco Giants
20 New York Mets
21 Baltimore Orioles
22 Toronto Blue Jays
23 Los Angeles Dodgers
24 Boston Red Sox
25 Washington Nationals
26 Texas Rangers
27 Chicago Cubs

Compensatory round
28 Toronto Blue Jays [Compensation 1]
29 Texas Rangers [Compensation 2]
30 Chicago Cubs [Compensation 3]

Competitive Balance Round A
31 Tampa Bay Rays
32 Cincinnati Reds
33 Oakland Athletics
34 Milwaukee Brewers
35 Minnesota Twins
36 Miami MarlinsNotes Compensation picks

Compensation pick for the Cleveland Indians signing Edwin Encarnación
Compensation pick for the Colorado Rockies signing Ian Desmond
Compensation pick for the St. Louis Cardinals signing Dexter Fowler

2017 NFL draft order: All 253 picks

Round 1: Thursday, 8 p.m., ESPN/ESPN App
Rds. 2-3: Friday, 7 p.m., ESPN/ESPN App
Rds. 4-7: Saturday, noon, ESPN/ESPN App
Where: Philadelphia

Round 1
1. Cleveland Browns
2. San Francisco 49ers
3. Chicago Bears
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
5. Tennessee Titans (from Los Angeles Rams)
6. New York Jets
7. Los Angeles Chargers
8. Carolina Panthers
9. Cincinnati Bengals
10. Buffalo Bills
11. New Orleans Saints
12. Cleveland Browns (from Philadelphia Eagles)
13. Arizona Cardinals
14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Minnesota Vikings)
15. Indianapolis Colts
16. Baltimore Ravens
17. Washington Redskins
18. Tennessee Titans
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Denver Broncos
21. Detroit Lions
22. Miami Dolphins
23. New York Giants
24. Oakland Raiders
25. Houston Texans
26. Seattle Seahawks
27. Kansas City Chiefs
28. Dallas Cowboys
29. Green Bay Packers
30. Pittsburgh Steelers
31. Atlanta Falcons
32. New Orleans Saints (from Patriots)

Round 2
33. Cleveland
34. San Francisco
35. Jacksonville
36. Chicago
37. Los Angeles Rams
38. Los Angeles Chargers
39. New York Jets
40. Carolina
41. Cincinnati
42. New Orleans
43. Philadelphia
44. Buffalo
45. Arizona
46. Indianapolis
47. Baltimore
48. Minnesota
49. Washington
50. Tampa Bay
51. Denver
52. Cleveland (from Titans)
53. Detroit
54. Miami
55. New York Giants
56. Oakland
57. Houston
58. Seattle
59. Kansas City
60. Dallas
61. Green Bay
62. Pittsburgh
63. Atlanta
64. Carolina (from Patriots)

Round 3
65. Cleveland
66. San Francisco
67. Chicago
68. Jacksonville
69. Los Angeles Rams
70. New York Jets
71. Los Angeles Chargers
72. New England (from Panthers)
73. Cincinnati
74. Baltimore (from Eagles)
75. Buffalo
76. New Orleans
77. Arizona
78. Baltimore
79. Minnesota
80. Indianapolis
81. Washington
82. Denver
83. Tennessee
84. Tampa Bay
85. Detroit
86. Minnesota (from Dolphins)
87. New York Giants
88. Oakland
89. Houston
90. Seattle
91. Kansas City
92. Dallas
93. Green Bay
94. Pittsburgh
95. Atlanta
96. New England
97. Miami*
98. Carolina*
99. Philadelphia (from Ravens)*
100. Tennessee (from Rams)*
101. Denver*
102. Seattle*
103. New Orleans (from Patriots from Browns)*
104. Kansas City*
105. Pittsburgh*
106. Seattle*
107. New York Jets*

Round 4
108. Cleveland
109. San Francisco
110. Jacksonville
111. Chicago
112. Los Angeles Rams
113. Los Angeles Chargers
114. Washington (from Jets)
115. Carolina
116. Cincinnati
117. Chicago (from Bills)
118. Philadelphia
119. Arizona
120. Minnesota
121. Indianapolis
122. Baltimore
123. Washington
124. Tennessee
125. Tampa Bay
126. Denver
127. Detroit
128. Minnesota (from Dolphins)
129. Oakland
130. Houston
131. New England (from Seahawks)
132. Kansas City
133. Dallas
134. Green Bay
135. Pittsburgh
136. Atlanta
137. Indianapolis (from Patriots)
138. Cincinnati*
139. Philadelphia (from Browns)*
140. New York Giants
141. Los Angeles Rams*
142. Houston (from Browns)*
143. San Francisco*
144. Indianapolis*

Round 5
145. Cleveland
146. San Francisco
147. Chicago
148. Jacksonville
149. Los Angeles Rams
150. New York Jets
151. Los Angeles Chargers
152. Carolina
153. Cincinnati
154. Washington (from Saints)
155. Philadelphia
156. Buffalo
157. Arizona
158. Indianapolis
159. Baltimore
160. Minnesota
161. San Francisco (from Redskins)
162. Tampa Bay
163. New England (from Broncos)
164. Tennessee
165. Detroit
166. Miami
167. New York Giants
168. Oakland
169. Houston
170. Kansas City
171. Buffalo (from Cowboys)
172. Green Bay
173. Pittsburgh
174. Atlanta
175. Cleveland (from Patriots)
176. Cincinnati*
177. Denver*
178. Miami*
179. Arizona*
180. Kansas City*
181. Cleveland*
182. Green Bay*
183. New England*
184. Miami*

Round 6
185. Cleveland
186. Baltimore (from 49ers)
187. Jacksonville
188. Cleveland (from Texans from Bears)
189. Los Angeles Rams
190. Los Angeles Chargers
191. New York Jets
192. Carolina
193. Cincinnati
194. Philadelphia
195. Buffalo
196. New Orleans
197. Arizona
198. San Francisco (from Ravens)
199. Minnesota
200. New England (from Colts)
201. Washington
202. San Francisco (from Broncos)
203. Denver (from Titans)
204. Tampa Bay
205. Detroit
206. Los Angeles Rams (from Dolphins)
207. New York Giants
208. Oakland
209. Washington (from Texans)
210. Seattle
211. Dallas
212. Green Bay
213. Pittsburgh
214. Tennessee (from Falcons)
215. Detroit (from Patriots)
216. Kansas City*
217. Cincinnati*
218. Kansas City*

Round 7
219. San Francisco (from Browns)
220. Washington (from 49ers)
221. Chicago
222. Jacksonville
223. Miami (from Rams)
224. New York Jets
225. Los Angeles Chargers
226. Seattle (from Panthers)
227. Cincinnati
228. Dallas (from Bills)
229. New Orleans
230. Philadelphia
231. Arizona
232. Vikings
233. Carolina (from Colts through Browns)
234. Los Angeles Rams (from Ravens)
235. Washington
236. Tennessee
237. Tampa Bay
238. Denver
239. New England (from Lions)
240. Jacksonville (from Dolphins)
241. New York Giants
242. Oakland
243. Houston
244. Oakland (from Seahawks)
245. Kansas City
246. Dallas
247. Green Bay
248. Pittsburgh
249. Atlanta
250. Detroit (from Patriots)
251. Cincinnati*
252. Denver*
253. Denver*

china PRO basketball tour 2016

Advantage Link Sports Management will be holding a basketball tryout for a professional tour in China this October. The tryout will be held on September 24th in San Francisco, California. The tour will feature 12 games over a three week period throughout the Country of China. For those players wanting to participate in the tryout, contact us at: info@advantagelinksports.com

2016 nba draft

2016 First-Round Order
1. Philadelphia
2. Los Angeles Lakers
3. Boston (From Brooklyn)
4. Phoenix
5. Minnesota
6. New Orleans
7. Denver (From New York)
8. Sacramento
9. Toronto (From Denver via New York)
10. Milwaukee
11. Orlando
12. Utah
13. Phoenix (From Washington)
14. Chicago
15. Denver (From Houston)
16. Boston (From Dallas)
17. Memphis
18. Detroit
19. Denver (From Portland)
20. Indiana
21. Atlanta
22. Charlotte
23. Boston
24. Philadelphia (From Miami via Cleveland)
25. Los Angeles Clippers
26. Philadelphia (From Oklahoma City via Denver and Cleveland)
27. Toronto
28. Phoenix (From Cleveland via Boston)
29. San Antonio
30. Golden State

2016 Second-Round Order

31. Boston (From Philadelphia via Miami)
32. Los Angeles Lakers
33. Los Angeles Clippers (From Brooklyn)
34. Phoenix
35. Boston (From Minnesota via Phoenix)
36. Milwaukee (From New Orleans via Sacramento)
37. Houston (From New York via Sacramento and Portland)
38. Milwaukee
39. New Orleans (From Denver via Philadelphia)
40. New Orleans (From Sacramento)
41. Orlando
42. Utah
43. Houston
44. Atlanta (From Washington)
45. Boston (From Memphis via Dallas)
46. Dallas
47. Orlando (From Chicago)
48. Chicago (From Portland via Cleveland)
49. Detroit
50. Indiana
51. Boston (From Miami)
52. Utah (From Boston via Memphis)
53. Denver (From Charlotte via Oklahoma City)
54. Atlanta
55. Brooklyn (From Los Angeles Clippers)
56. Denver (From Oklahoma City)
57. Memphis (From Toronto)
58. Boston (From Cleveland)
59. Sacramento (From San Antonio)
60. Utah (From Golden State)

mlb Draft order 2016

First-round and compensatory round Draft order for 2016
Draft order is based on the reverse order of 2015 regular-season standings, with 2014 records used to break ties.
1. Phillies (63-99, .389)
2. Reds (64-98, .395)
3. Braves (67-95, .414)
4. Rockies (68-94, .420)
5. Brewers (68-94, .420)
6. Athletics (68-94, .420)
7. Marlins (71-91, .438)
8. Padres (74-88, .457)
9. Tigers (74-87, .460)
10. White Sox (76-86, .469)
11. Mariners (76-86, .469)
12. Red Sox (78-84, .481)
13. D-backs (79-83, .488)
14. Rays (80-82, .494)
15. Orioles (81-81, .500)
16. Indians (81-80, .503)
17. Twins (83-79, .512)
18. Nationals (83-79, .512)
19. Giants (84-78, .519)
20. Angels (85-77, .525)
21. Astros (86-76, .531)
22. Yankees (87-75, .537)
23. Rangers (88-74, .543)
24. Mets (90-72, .556)
25. Dodgers (92-70, .568)
26. Blue Jays (93-69, .574)
27. Royals (95-67, .586)
28. Cubs (97-65, .599)
29. Pirates (98-64, .605)
30. Cardinals (100-62, .617)

The Detroit Tigers lose their second round pick, pick TBD, for signing Jordan Zimmerman
The Chicago Cubs lose their first round pick, pick No. 28, for signing John Lackey
The Arizona Diamondbacks lose their first round pick, pick No. 13, for signing Zack Greinke
The San Francisco Giants lose their first round pick, pick No. 19, for signing Jeff Samardzija
The Chicago Cubs lose their second round pick, pick TBD, for signing Jason Heyward
The Washington Nationals lose their first round pick, pick No. 18, for signing Daniel Murphy
The Miami Marlins lose their second round pick, pick TBD, for signing Wei-Yin Chen
The Kansas City Royals lose their first round pick, pick No. 27, for signing Ian Kennedy.
The Detroit Tigers lose their third round pick, pick TBD, for signing Justin Upton
The Baltimore Orioles lose their first round pick, pick No. 15, for signing Yovani Gallardo
The Texas Rangers lose their first round pick, pick No. 23, for signing Ian Desmond

There were only four unsigned players from the 2015 draft that will affect next year's order:

Kyle Funkhouser, 35th overall selection (first round) - the Dodgers will be awarded the 36th overall pick in the 2016 draft
Brady Singer, 56th overall selection (second round) - the Blue Jays will be awarded the 57th overall pick in the 2016 draft
Jonathan Hughes, 68th overall selection (second round) - the Orioles will be awarded the 69th overall pick in the 2016 draft
Kyle Cody, 73rd overall selection (Competitive Balance Lottery Round B) - the Twins will be awarded the 74th overall pick in the 2016 draft

Compensation Round A

Below is the list of the 16 players that turned down qualifying offers, thus making them free agents. The 20 total players that were offered is the most since the new draft compensation rules that began during the 2012-13 offseason, topping the 13 players that were extended qualifying offers during the 2013-14 offseason. The players had until Mon., Nov. 16 to either accept or reject these offers. The players that accepted will receive a one-year, $15.8 million deal (unless they agree to a different contract, as was the case with the Blue Jays' Marco Estrada as noted below). The players that didn't are now free agents. The teams that don't re-sign these free agents will be given a compensatory selection as listed below. The teams that sign these players will lose their first round picks, unless they have a pick among the top 10 overall selections, in which they would lose their next pick.

1 (24). Padres - Ian Kennedy (signed with the Royals)
2 (25). Padres - Justin Upton (signed with the Tigers)
3 (26). White Sox - Jeff Samardzija (signed with the Giants)
4 (NA). Mariners - Hisashi Iwakuma (re-signed with the Mariners)
5 (NA). Orioles - Chris Davis (re-signed with the Orioles)
6 (27). Orioles - Wei-Yin Chen (signed with the Marlins)
7 (28). Nationals - Ian Desmond (signed with the Rangers)
8 (29). Nationals - Jordan Zimmerman (signed with the Tigers)
9 (30). Rangers - Yovani Gallardo (signed with the Orioles)
10 (31). Mets - Daniel Murphy (signed with Nationals)
11 (32). Dodgers - Zack Greinke (signed with the Diamondbacks)
12 (NA). Dodgers - Howie Kendrick (re-signed with the Dodgers)
13 (NA). Royals - Alex Gordon (re-signed with the Royals)
14 (NA). Cubs - Dexter Fowler (re-signed with the Cubs)
15 (33). Cardinals - Jason Heyward (signed with the Cubs)
16 (34). Cardinals - John Lackey (signed with the Cubs)

The players that accepted a qualifying offer:

Colby Rasmus (Astros)
Matt Wieters (Orioles)
Brett Anderson (Dodgers)
Marco Estrada (Blue Jays, signed a 2-year, $26 million contract)

Competitive Balance Lottery Round A

1 (35). Reds
(36). Dodgers (compensation for unsigned 2015 pick Kyle Funkhouser, see above)
2 (37). Athletics
3 (38). Rockies
4 (39). Diamondbacks
5 (40). Braves (in 2015 trade with Marlins)
6 (41). Pirates

Competitive Balance Lottery Round B (after Round 2)

1. Padres
2. Indians
3. Twins
4. Brewers
5. Orioles
6. Rays

The 2016 NFL Draft is almost here, and the next wave of stars is about to take their journey into the world of professional football. Already, there has been a lot of movement at the top of the draft order, and it has changed the whole spectrum of how things are going to take place to open up the selection process. The Los Angeles Rams are on the clock with the first overall pick now, and the Philadelphia Eagles are behind them, but it won’t take long for them to make their selections.

All of the fun begins on Thursday with the first round beginning at 8 p.m. ET and airing on the NFL Network and ESPN.

Rounds two and three will take place on Friday evening beginning at 7 p.m. ET on those same two networks. On Saturday afternoon, beginning at 12 p.m., ET, round four will take place, and picks will continue through round seven.

First round
1. Los Angeles Rams (7-9) (from Tennessee Titans)
2. Philadelphia Eagles (7-9) (from Cleveland Browns)
3. San Diego Chargers (4-12)
4. Dallas Cowboys (4-12)
5. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11)
6. Baltimore Ravens (5-11)
7. San Francisco 49ers (5-11)
8. Cleveland Browns (3-13) (from Philadelphia Eagles via Miami Dolphins)
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-10)
10. New York Giants (6-10)
11. Chicago Bears (6-10)
12. New Orleans Saints (7-9)
13. Miami Dolphins (6-10) (from Eagles)
14. Oakland Raiders (7-9)
15. Tennessee Titans (3-13) (from Rams)
16. Detroit Lions (7-9)
17. Atlanta Falcons (8-8)
18. Indianapolis Colts (8-8)
19. Buffalo Bills (8-8)
20. New York Jets (10-6)
21. Washington Redskins (9-7)
22. Houston Texans (9-7)
23. Minnesota Vikings (11-5)
24. Cincinnati Bengals (12-4)
25. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6)
26. Seattle Seahawks (10-6)
27. Green Bay Packers (10-6)
28. Kansas City Chiefs (11-5)
29. Arizona Cardinals (13-3)
30. Carolina Panthers (15-1)
31. Denver Broncos (12-4)
*New England Patriots forfeited their first-round pick

2015 nba draft

2015 First-Round Order
1. Minnesota
2. L.A. Lakers
3. Philadelphia
4. New York
5. Orlando
6. Sacramento
7. Denver
8. Detroit
9. Charlotte
10. Miami
11. Indiana
12. Utah
13. Phoenix
14. Oklahoma City
* * *
15. Atlanta (From Brooklyn)
16. Boston
17. Milwaukee
18. Houston (From New Orleans)
19. Washington
20. Toronto
21. Dallas
22. Chicago
23. Portland
24. Cleveland
25. Memphis
26. San Antonio
27. L.A. Lakers (From Houston)
28. Boston (From L.A. Clippers)
29. Brooklyn (From Atlanta)
30. Golden State

2015 Second-Round Draft Order

31. Minnesota
32. Houston (From New York)
33. Boston (From Philadelphia via Miami)
34. L.A. Lakers
35. Philadelphia (From Orlando)
36. Minnesota (From Sacramento via Houston)
37. Philadelphia (From Denver via Houston, Portland and Minnesota)
38. Detroit
39. Charlotte
40. Miami
41. Brooklyn
42. Utah
43. Indiana
44. Phoenix
45. Boston
46. Milwaukee
47. Philadelphia (From New Orleans via Washington and L.A. Clippers)
48. Oklahoma City
49. Washington
50. Atlanta (From Toronto)
51. Orlando (From Chicago)
52. Dallas
53. Cleveland (From Portland via Chicago and Denver)
54. Utah (From Cleveland)
55. San Antonio
56. New Orleans (From Memphis)
57. Denver (From L.A. Clippers)
58. Philadelphia (From Houston)
59. Atlanta
60. Philadelphia (From Golden State via Indiana)

THE 2015 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (MLB) FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT WILL BE HELD FROM JUNE 8 THROUGH JUNE 10, 2015, TO ASSIGN AMATEUR BASEBALL PLAYERS TO MLB TEAMS. THE DRAFT ORDER IS THE REVERSE ORDER OF THE 2014 MLB SEASON STANDINGS. AS THE DIAMONDBACKS FINISHED THE 2014 SEASON WITH THE WORST RECORD, THEY WILL HAVE THE FIRST OVERALL SELECTION. IN ADDITION, THE HOUSTON ASTROS WILL GET THE 2ND PICK OF THE 2015 DRAFT, AS COMPENSATION FOR FAILING TO SIGN BRADY AIKEN, THE FIRST OVERALL SELECTION OF THE 2014 MLB DRAFT.

TWELVE FREE AGENTS RECEIVED AND REJECTED QUALIFYING OFFERS OF $15.3 MILLION FOR THE 2015 SEASON, ENTITLING THEIR TEAMS TO COMPENSATORY DRAFT CHOICES IF THEY ARE SIGNED BY ANOTHER TEAM. THE TEAM SIGNING THE PLAYER WILL LOSE THEIR FIRST ROUND CHOICE, THOUGH THE FIRST TEN PICKS ARE PROTECTED. THE NEW YORK METS SURRENDERED THEIR FIRST ROUND PICK (15TH OVERALL) TO SIGN MICHAEL CUDDYER, WHILE THE COLORADO ROCKIES GAINED A SUPPLEMENTARY PICK. THE TORONTO BLUE JAYS LOST THEIR PICK FOR SIGNING RUSSELL MARTIN, GIVING A COMPENSATORY PICK TO THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES. THE BOSTON RED SOX SURRENDERED THEIR SECOND- AND THIRD-ROUND PICKS (BOSTON'S FIRST PICK IS PROTECTED) TO SIGN PABLO SANDOVAL AND HANLEY RAMIREZ. THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS AND LOS ANGELES DODGERS RECEIVED SUPPLEMENTARY PICKS.

2015 MLB Draft Order

The 2015 First-Year Player Draft will take place on June 8-10 and will be broadcast on MLB Network and MLB.com.

Day 1:
June 8 - Round 1 through Competitive Balance Round B
7 p.m. ET - Live on MLB Network and MLB.com (pre-Draft show starts at 6 p.m. ET)

Day 2:
June 9 - Round 3-10
1 p.m. ET - Live on MLB.com (pre-Draft show starts at 12:30 p.m. ET)

Day 3:
June 10 - Round 11-40
Noon ET - Live on MLB.com

DRAFT ORDER

First Round
1. Arizona Diamondbacks
2. Houston Astros (Compensation for not signing 2014 No. 1 overall pick Brady Aiken)
3. Colorado Rockies
4. Texas Rangers
5. Houston Astros
6. Minnesota Twins
7. Boston Red Sox
8. Chicago White Sox
9. Chicago Cubs
10. Philadelphia Phillies
11. Cincinnati Reds
12. Miami Marlins
13. Tampa Bay Rays
14. Atlanta Braves
15. Milwaukee Brewers
16. New York Yankees
17. Cleveland Indians
18. San Francisco Giants
19. Pittsburgh Pirates
20. Oakland Athletics
21. Kansas City Royals
22. Detroit Tigers
23. St. Louis Cardinals
24. Los Angeles Dodgers
25. Baltimore Orioles
26. Los Angeles Angels

Compensation Picks
Teams receive a compensation pick if a free agent to whom they made a qualifying offer signs with another team. The signing team forfeits its first pick, unless it has one of the first 11 picks in the first round, in which case, it forfeits its second pick. If a team signs multiple free agents who were extended qualifying offers, it keeps relinquishing its next-highest Draft pick.

The teams below received compensation picks, with the player lost and the team that signed him listed in parentheses.

27. Colorado Rockies (Michael Cuddyer - signed with the Mets, who forfeited their first-round pick)
28. Atlanta Braves (Ervin Santana - signed with the Twins, who forfeited their second-round pick)
29. Toronto Blue Jays (Melky Cabrera - signed with the White Sox, who forfeited their third-round pick)
30. New York Yankees (David Robertson - signed with the White Sox, who forfeited their second-round pick)
31. San Francisco Giants (Pablo Sandoval - signed with the Red Sox, who forfeited their second-round pick)
32. Pittsburgh Pirates (Russell Martin - signed with the Blue Jays, who forfeited their first-round pick)
33. Kansas City Royals (James Shields - signed with the Padres, who forfeited their first-round pick)
34. Detroit Tigers (Max Scherzer - signed with the Nationals, who forfeited their first-round pick)
35. Los Angeles Dodgers (Hanley Ramirez - signed with the Red Sox, who forfeited their Competitive Balance Round B pick)
36. Baltimore Orioles (Nelson Cruz - signed with the Mariners, who forfeited their first pick)

Competitive Balance Round A
37. Houston Astros (via trade with Marlins)
38. Colorado Rockies
39. St. Louis Cardinals
40. Milwaukee Brewers
41. Atlanta Braves (via trade with Padres)
42. Cleveland Indians

Second Round
43. Arizona Diamondbacks
44. Colorado Rockies
45. Texas Rangers
46. Houston Astros
47. Chicago Cubs
48. Philadelphia Phillies
49. Cincinnati Reds
50. Miami Marlins
51. San Diego Padres
52. Tampa Bay Rays
53. New York Mets
54. Atlanta Braves
55. Milwaukee Brewers
56. Toronto Blue Jays
57. New York Yankees
58. Washington Nationals (Compensation for not signing 2014 No. 57 overall pick Andrew Suarez)
59. Cleveland Indians
60. Seattle Mariners
61. San Francisco Giants
62. Pittsburgh Pirates
63. Oakland Athletics
64. Kansas City Royals
65. Detroit Tigers
66. St. Louis Cardinals
67. Los Angeles Dodgers
68. Baltimore Orioles
69. Washington Nationals
70. Los Angeles Angels

Competitive Balance Round B
71. Cincinnati Reds
72. Seattle Mariners
73. Minnesota Twins
74. Los Angeles Dodgers (via trade with Orioles)
75. Atlanta Braves (via trade with D-backs)

Third Round
76. Arizona Diamondbacks
77. Colorado Rockies
78. Texas Rangers
79. Houston Astros
80. Minnesota Twins
81. Boston Red Sox
82. Chicago Cubs
83. Philadelphia Phillies
84. Cincinnati Reds
85. Miami Marlins
86. San Diego Padres
87. Tampa Bay Rays
88. New York Mets
89. Atlanta Braves
90. Milwaukee Brewers
91. Toronto Blue Jays
92. New York Yankees
93. Cleveland Indians
94. Seattle Mariners
95. San Francisco Giants
96. Pittsburgh Pirates
97. Oakland Athletics
98. Kansas City Royals
99. Detroit Tigers
100. St. Louis Cardinals
101. Los Angeles Dodgers
102. Baltimore Orioles
103. Washington Nationals
104. Los Angeles Angels

Supplemental Round
105. St. Louis Cardinals (Compensation for not signing 2014 No. 104 overall pick Trevor Megill)

Rounds 4-40
Arizona Diamondbacks
Colorado Rockies
Texas Rangers
Houston Astros
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Miami Marlins
San Diego Padres
Tampa Bay Rays
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Toronto Blue Jays
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Seattle Mariners
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oakland Athletics
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Nationals
Los Angeles Angels

2015 NFL DRAFT

First-Round Order W-L
1.Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-14
2.Tennessee Titans 2-14
3.Jacksonville Jaguars 3-13
4.Oakland Raiders 3-13
5.Washington Redskins 4-12
6.New York Jets 4-12
7.Chicago Bears 5-11
8.Atlanta Falcons 6-10
9.New York Giants 6-10
10.St. Louis Rams 6-10
11.Minnesota Vikings 7-9
12.Cleveland Browns 7-9
13.New Orleans Saints 7-9
14.Miami Dolphins 8-8
15.San Francisco 49ers 8-8
16.Houston Texans 9-7
17.San Diego Chargers 9-7
18.Kansas City Chiefs 9-7
19.Cleveland Browns (from Buffalo) 7-9
20.Philadelphia Eagles 10-6
21.Cincinnati Bengals 10-5-1
22.Pittsburgh Steelers11-5
23.Detroit Lions 11-5
24.Arizona Cardinals 11-5
25.Carolina Panthers 7-8-1
26.Baltimore Ravens 10-6
27.Dallas Cowboys 12-4
28.Denver Broncos 12-4
29.Indianapolis Colts 11-5
30.Green Bay Packers 12-4
31.Seattle Seahawks12-4
32.New England Patriots12-4

The 2015 NFL draft will be the 80th annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible football players. On July 17, 2014, commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the draft would be moved from Radio City Music Hall in New York City (where it had been held since 2006) to either Chicago or Los Angeles. On October 2, 2014, Auditorium Theatre in Chicago was announced as the official site. The previous fifty NFL drafts (since 1965) had been held in New York. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers hold the right to select first due to the fact they compiled the league's worst record in the previous season.

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2014 MLB DRAFT - New signing rules

Teams can no longer offer major league contracts to their draft choices—only minor league contracts are available. The only exception is for drafted players who have scholarships in other sports. Also, the date for signing new picks has moved from mid-August to mid-July.

NFL Draft

The basic design of the draft is that each team is given a position in the drafting order in reverse order relative to its record in the previous year, i.e. the last place team gets positioned first. From this position, the team can either select a player or trade their position to another team for other draft positions, a player or players, or any combination thereof. After each team has utilized its position in the drafting order, whether by trading it or selecting a player, a round would be complete. Certain aspects of the draft, including team positioning and the number of rounds in the draft, have seen revisions since its first creation in 1936, but the fundamental methodology has remained the same. Currently the draft consists of seven rounds. The original rationale in creating the draft was to increase the competitive parity between the teams as the worst team would, ideally, have chosen the best player available.

In 2010, the NFL moved to a 3 day draft with the first day encompassing the first round beginning at 7:00 pm EDT, the second day encompassing the second and third rounds beginning at 6:00 pm EDT, and third day concluding the process with the final 4 rounds beginning at 10:00 am EDT Saturday.

Eligibility
Football players who have been out of high school for at least three years are eligible for the NFL draft. The rules do not state that a player must attend college, but virtually all of the players selected in the NFL draft played college football. A year as a redshirt player in college counts toward eligibility even though the player was not allowed to participate in games during that year. Therefore players who have completed their redshirt sophomore year can enter the NFL draft. A few players are also selected from other football leagues like the Arena Football League or the Canadian Football League.

Rules for determining draft order
The selection order is based on each team's win-loss record in the previous season and whether the team reached the playoffs. Teams that did not reach the playoffs the previous season are ranked in reverse order of their records (so the team with the fewest wins is awarded the first selection). Ties between teams with identical records are determined by the following tiebreakers (in order)

Strength of Schedule, which is the combined win-loss record for all 16 of the team's opponents in the previous season (ties count as a half win and half loss). The team with the lower strength of schedule (i.e. their opponents compiled fewer wins) is granted the earlier pick in round one.

Division Tiebreakers (if the teams are in the same division).

Conference Tiebreakers (if the teams are in the same conference).

Coin flip(s), which occur(s) at the pre-draft NFL Combine.

Teams that reached the playoffs the previous season are then slotted in the order in which they were eliminated as indicated in the table below. Within each tier, the slotting is determined as above (i.e. worst record picks first and the same tiebreakers apply)

Once the order for the first round is determined as described above, the selection order remains the same for subsequent rounds with the exception of teams with similar records within their tier. These tied teams "cycle" picks in each subsequent round.

Each team has its representatives attend the draft. During the draft, one team is always "on the clock." In Round 1, teams have 10 minutes to make their choice (previously 15). The decision time drops to 7 minutes (previously 10) in the second round and 5 minutes in Rounds 3–7. If a team does not make a decision within its allotted time, the team still can submit its selection at any time after its time is up, but the next team can pick before it, thus possibly stealing a player the later team may have been eyeing.

Pick Trades
Teams may negotiate with one another both before and during the draft for the right to pick an additional player in a given round. For example, a team may include draft picks in future drafts in order to acquire a player during a trading period. Teams may also make negotiations during the draft relinquishing the right to pick in a given round for the right to have an additional pick in a later round. Thus teams may have no picks or multiple picks in a given round.

Compensatory Picks
In addition to the 32 selections in each of the seven rounds, a total of 32 compensatory picks are awarded to teams that have lost more or better compensatory free agents than they signed in the previous year. Teams that gain and lose the same number of players but lose higher-valued players than they gain also can be awarded a pick, but only in the seventh round, after the other compensatory picks. Compensatory picks cannot be traded, and the placement of the picks is determined by a proprietary formula based on the player's salary, playing time, and postseason honors with his new team, with salary being the primary factor. So, for example, a team that lost a linebacker who signed for $2.5 million per year in free agency might get a sixth-round compensatory pick, while a team that lost a wide receiver who signed for $5 million per year might receive a fourth-round pick. awarded at the ends of Rounds 3 through 7.

If fewer than 32 such picks are awarded, the remaining picks are awarded in the order in which teams would pick in a hypothetical eighth round of the draft (These are known as "supplemental compensatory selections"). Compensatory picks are awarded each year at the NFL annual meeting which is held at the end of March; typically, about three or four weeks before the draft.

Salaries
The NFL allows each team a certain amount of money from its salary cap to sign its drafted rookies for their first season. That
amount is based on an undisclosed formula that assigns a certain value to each pick in the draft; thus, having more picks, or earlier picks, will increase the allotment. The exact mechanism for the rookie salary cap is set out in the NFL's collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). (Those numbers represent the cap hits that each rookie's salary may contribute, not the total amount of money paid out.)

The drafted players are paid salaries commensurate with the position in which they were drafted. High first-round picks get paid the most, and low-round picks get paid the least. There is a de facto pay scale for drafted rookies. After the draft, non-drafted rookies may sign a contract with any team in the league. These rookie free-agents usually do not get paid as well as drafted players, nearly all of them signing for the predetermined rookie minimum and a small signing bonus.

Two other facets of the rookie salary cap impact the makeup of rosters. First, the base salaries of rookie free agents do not count towards the rookie salary cap, though certain bonuses do. Second, if a rookie is traded, his cap allotment remains with the team that originally drafted him, which make trades involving rookie players relatively rare. (This rule does not apply, however, to rookies that are waived by the teams that drafted them.)

Teams can also agree to a contract with a draft-eligible player before the draft itself starts. They can only do this if they have the first overall pick, as by agreeing to terms with a player the team has already "selected" which player they will draft.

Since 1977, the NFL has also held a Supplemental Draft to accommodate players who did not enter the regular draft. Players generally enter the Supplementary Draft because they missed the filing deadline for the NFL Draft or because issues developed which affected their eligibility (such as academic or disciplinary matters). The draft is scheduled to occur at some point after the
regular draft and before the start of the next season.

NFL Draft Rules Draft Picks:

Each team gets assigned one draft pick per each of the 7 rounds.
32 additional picks are given out as compensatory selections to teams that qualify.
There are a total of 256 draft slots available each year, assuming 32 teams in the National Football League, and no picks have been taken away.

Draft Order:

Determination of Draft order for the 32 NFL teams is based on the record and playoff finish by each team in that year.
For the teams that did not make the playoffs, order is determined by overall season record, with the worst record picking first.
For the teams that made the playoffs, the rest of the picks are ordered by playoff record, with the teams that lose getting lower picks based on which round they were ousted and the Super Bowl winner getting the last pick.
For the playoff teams that got eliminated in the same round, their order is determined by regular season record.
Overall ties are then broken by strength of schedule, which is a calculation of the combined record of all of a team's opponents in that year, with divisional opponents counting twice.
The next tie breaker would be record against conference opponents and then divisional opponents.
Coin flip will occur if tie still exists
After the first round, the order is determined by revolving the teams with the same records, with the team that just picked first of the group picking last in the next round.
If there is an expansion team, that team will pick first, and if there are two expansion teams, they will flip a coin with one team getting the first pick in the draft and the other in the expansion draft of current players.

Compensatory Picks:

These picks are determined at the league's annual meeting before the draft and are given to teams that in the previous year's free agency period have lost more or better free agent players than they gained.
This highly confidential formula, created by the NFL Management Council, is based on players' salaries, playing time, post-season awards, and the net amount of free agents lost versus free agents signed.
The maximum amount of picks any team can gain is 4 and they cannot be traded.

Rules:

For the first round, the team picking gets 10 minutes to submit a player's name to be drafted.
7 minutes in Round 2, and 5 minutes in Rounds 3-7.
If the time expires before the pick is submitted, the next team can begin to submit their pick, but the team who's time expired can still submit their pick at any point
Any team's draft picks can be traded at any time
The first round is on Thursday, with Rounds 2 and 3 on the Friday, and Rounds 3-7 on Saturday

Players

Eligibility:

A player must be out of high school for at least three years to be eligible for the draft.
If a player enters the draft but does not sign a contract, that player can be drafted again the following year.
If a player does not declare for the draft, but is deemed academically ineligble later on, there is a supplemental draft in the summer that occurs. Teams submit a bid for the round in which they would like to take one of the players, and if their bid is the highest, they will get that player, and lose the subsequent pick the following year.

Salaries:

Each team is alloted a segment of their salary cap to sign their draft picks based on the number and value of all of their draft picks.

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​NFL Draft order