Rule 5 Draft
MLB completes 2025 Rule 5 Draft with 13 major league selections
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Thirteen players, mostly right-handed pitchers, were selected in the Major League phase of the 2025 Rule 5 Draft held Wednesday in Orlando, Florida. The Colorado Rockies led off by taking reliever RJ Petit from the Detroit Tigers, while the Chicago White Sox made two picks. Only one position player, catcher Daniel Susac, was chosen before being traded to the San Francisco Giants.
Texas Rangers reliever Carter Baumler learned he had made the Opening Day roster during a mound visit in the middle of an inning. Manager Skip Schumaker delivered the news after Baumler retired the first two batters in the fifth inning of Monday's 3-2 win over the Royals at Globe Life Field. The 24-year-old right-hander, acquired in the Rule 5 Draft, must remain on the roster all season.
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The 2025 MLB Rule 5 Draft is scheduled for Wednesday in Orlando, Florida, offering teams a chance to select unprotected players. The Colorado Rockies hold the first pick due to their worst 2025 record of 43-119. Several prospects, including outfielder Jud Fabian and pitcher Blake Burkhalter, are generating buzz ahead of the event.