The Dodgers had 21 picks in the 2025 MLB Draft, which began on Sunday, July 13 in Atlanta and ran through Monday, July 14. With their first selection, the Dodgers drafted Arkansas pitcher Zach Root with the 40th overall pick, the first time the Dodgers took a pitcher with their first draft pick since Maddux Bruns in 2021.

Root was selected by the Dodgers at pick No. 40, becoming the area's highest pick since Shane McClanahan was selected 30th overall in 2018.

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The Dodgers picked 21 players in 20 rounds over two days on Sunday and Monday in Atlanta to complete their 2025 MLB Draft. The group included 10 right-handed pitchers, four left-handed pitchers, four outfielders,

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The Yankees have a long history of drafting high-school shortstops in the first round. From Derek Jeter to Anthony Volpe to current top prospect George Lombard Jr., the Yankees boast their share of success selecting players in that profile.

Due to exceeding the luxury tax threshold, the Yankees (along with the Mets and Dodgers) received a 10-pick penalty on their first selections in the 2025 MLB First Year Player Draft.