The 2018 MLB Draft takes place from June 4-6 in Secaucus, N.J. The Detroit Tigers, who finished 2017 with a record of 64-98, will make the first selection in this year's draft.

2018 MLB Draft Order

First Round

Selection	Team
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 Royals
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 Sox
27	Washington Nationals
28	Houston Astros
29	Cleveland Indians
30	Los Angeles Dodgers
31	Kansas City Royals*
32	Tampa Bay Rays*
33	Cleveland Indians*

(Picks 31-33 of the first round are compensatory draft selections.)
The order for the remainder of the draft can be found here.
MLB Draft 2018 top prospects

According to MLB Pipeline's prospect watch, Florida's RHP Brady Singer is the top overall draft prospect in 2018. Other notable prospects in this year's draft include South Florida's Shane McClanahan and high schoolers Ethan Hankins, Matthew Liberatore and Nolan Gorman.
Here are 35 names to know ahead of this year's draft.

Name		Posiition		Age		School
Luken Baker		1B		20		Texas Christian
Will Banfield		C		18		Brookwood (GA) HS
Joey Bart		C		21		Georgia Tech
Seth Beer		1B		21		Clemson
Alec Bohm		3B		21		Wichita State
Tim Cate		LHP		20		Connecticut
Griffin Conine		OF		20		Duke
Nander De Sedas		SS		18		Montverde (FL) Academy
Mason Denaburg		RHP		18		Merritt Island (FL) HS
Jeremy Eierman		SS		21		Missouri State
Logan Gilbert		RHP		20		Stetson
Nolan Gorman		3B		17		O'Connor (AZ) HS
Ethan Hankins		RHP		17		Forsyth Central (GA) HS
Sean Hjelle		RHP		20		Kentucky
Greyson Jenista		OF		21		Wichita State
Jarred Kelenic		OF		18		Waukesha West (WI) HS
Jackson Kowar		RHP		21		Florida
Matthew Liberatore		LHP		18		Mountain Ridge (AZ) HS
Nick Madrigal		2B/SS		20		Oregon State
Shane McClanahan		LHP		20		South Florida
Casey Mize		RHP		20		Auburn
Konnor Pilkington		LHP		20		Mississippi State
Dominic Pipkin		RHP		18		Pinole Valley (CA) HS
Tristan Pompey		OF		20		Kentucky
Ethan Reed		RHP		18		Laguna Beach (CA) HS
Kumar Rocker		RHP		17		North Oconee (GA) HS
Ryan Rolison		LHP		20		Mississippi
Mike Siani		OF		18		William Penn (PA) Charter
Brady Singer		RHP		21		Florida
Carter Stewart		RHP/OF		18		Eau Gallie (FL) HS
Travis Swaggerty		OF		20		South Alabama
Brice Turang		SS		18		Santiago (CA) HS
Steele Walker		OF		21		Oklahoma
Ryan Weathers		LHP		18		Loretto (TN) HS
Cole Wilcox		RHP		18		Heritage (GA) HS

How to watch the 2018 MLB Draft

Day one of the 2018 MLB Draft will air on MLB Network and be streamed on MLB.com . Days 2 and 3 of the draft will not air on MLB Network, but will be streamed on MLB.com