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The 2022 Rule 5 draft will begin at 4pm Central time today at the Winter Meetings in San Diego. This will be the first time since 2019 that the meetings will be held in person, as the 2020 edition was virtual because of the pandemic and the 2021 draft was canceled entirely due to the lockout.<\/p>\n

As a refresher, the Rule 5 draft is a way for players potentially talented enough for the big leagues but blocked by their current clubs to find opportunities elsewhere. Any players that were 18 and under at the time of their original signing and were signed in 2018 or earlier, and any players 19 or older and signed in 2019 or earlier, who are not on a club’s 40-man roster are eligible to be selected in the Rule 5 draft.<\/p>\n

The clubs will draft in reverse order of the 2022 standings, with no club obligated to make a selection when it’s their turn. If they do make a pick, they will have to pay $100K to the team they select from. The selected players must stay on the active roster (or injured list) for the entire 2023 season or else be placed on waivers. If they clear waivers, they must be offered back to their original team. They cannot be optioned to the minors. The most recent edition in 2020 saw some notable names move around, such as Akil Baddoo<\/strong> going from the Twins to the Tigers while Garrett Whitlock<\/strong> went from the Yankees to the Red Sox.<\/p>\n

This post will be updated with the results as they come in\u2026<\/p>\n

First Round<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. Nationals: RHP Thad Ward<\/strong> (Red Sox) (line tip to Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com<\/a>)
2. A’s: 1B Ryan Noda<\/strong> (Dodgers)
3. Pirates: LHP Jose Hernandez<\/strong> (Dodgers)
4. Reds: OF Blake Sabol<\/strong> (Pirates)
5. Royals: pass
6. Tigers: RHP Mason Englert<\/strong> (Rangers)
7. Rangers: pass
8. Rockies: RHP Kevin Kelly<\/strong> (Guardians)
9. Marlins: RHP Nick Enright<\/strong> (Guardians)
10. Angels: pass
11. D-backs: pass
12. Cubs: pass
13. Twins: pass
14. Red Sox: pass
15. White Sox: RHP Nick Avila<\/strong> (Giants)
16. Giants: pass
17. Orioles: RHP Andrew Politi<\/strong> (Red Sox)
18. Brewers: RHP Gus Varland<\/strong> (Dodgers)
19. Rays: pass
20. Phillies: RHP Noah Song<\/strong> (Red Sox)
21. Padres: LHP Jose Lopez<\/strong> (Rays)
22. Mariners: RHP Chris Clarke<\/strong> (Cubs)
23. Guardians: pass
24. Blue Jays: pass
25. Cardinals:RHP Wilking Rodriguez<\/strong> (Yankees)
26. Yankees: pass
27. Mets: RHP Zach Greene<\/strong> (Yankees)
27. Braves: pass
29. Astros: pass
30. Dodgers: pass<\/p>\n

Second Round<\/strong><\/p>\n

all teams passed<\/p>\n

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