Cincinnati Reds draft history

78 first-round picks

Who have the Reds drafted?

The Cincinnati Reds have made 78 first-round picks since 1965. The best of them: Barry Larkin, 4th overall in 1985, with the Hall of Fame and 13 league awards and 12 All-Stars. Their latest first-round pick is Justin Lebron, 18th overall in 2026. Of the 12 first-round picks from 2017 to 2023, 2 have made an All-Star team.

First-round picks

Reds first-round picks

Cincinnati Reds first-round draft picks, newest first
DraftPickPlayerPosCareer
202618Justin Lebron—
20259Steele Hall—
20242Chase BurnsTennesseeSP42 games, 1 All-Star
20237Rhett LowderWake ForestSP35 games
202338Ty Floyd—
202218Cam Collier—
202232Sal Stewart1B180 games, 1 All-Star
202117Matt McLainUCLA2B370 games
202130Jay Allen II—
202135Mat Nelson—
202012Austin Hendrick—
20197Nick LodoloTCUSP97 games
20185Jonathan IndiaFlorida2B676 games
20172Hunter GreeneSP96 games, 1 All-Star
201732Jeter Downs—
20162Nick Senzel—
201635Taylor TrammellLF277 games
201511Tyler StephensonC688 games
201419Nick Howard—
201429Alex Blandino—
201327Phillip ErvinSamfordRF237 games
201338Michael LorenzenCal State FullertonSP464 games, 1 All-Star
201214Nick Travieso—
201249Jesse WinkerLF781 games, 1 All-Star
201257Jeff Gelalich—
201127Robert Stephenson—
201012Yasmani GrandalMiamiC1,308 games, 2 All-Stars
20098Mike LeakeArizona StateSP301 games
200943Brad BoxbergerUSCRP506 games, 1 All-Star
20087Yonder AlonsoMiami1B1,072 games, 1 All-Star
200715Devin MesoracoC468 games, 1 All-Star
200734Todd FrazierRutgers3B1,244 games, 2 All-Stars
200753Kyle Lotzkar—
20068Drew StubbsTexasCF911 games
200512Jay BruceLF1,650 games, 3 All-Stars
20047Homer BaileySP245 games
200314Ryan WagnerHoustonRP148 games
20023Christopher Gruler—
200240Mark Schramek—
200120Jeremy SowersVanderbiltSP72 games
200023David Espinosa—
200034Dustin MoseleySP101 games
199914Ty Howington—
19987Austin KearnsRF1,125 games
199714Brandon LarsonLSU3B109 games
199625John Oliver—
199633Matt McClendon—
19949C.J. NitkowskiRP336 games
199332Pat WatkinsEast CarolinaRF116 games
19925Chad Mottola—
199120Pokey ReeseSS856 games
19907Dan WilsonMinnesotaC1,299 games, 1 All-Star
198920Scott Bryant—
198718Jack ArmstrongOklahomaSP152 games, 1 All-Star
198617Scott ScudderRP96 games
19854Barry LarkinHOFMichiganSS2,180 games, 12 All-Stars
19845Pat PacilloSeton HallRP18 games
19832Kurt Stillwell2B998 games, 1 All-Star
198222Scott Jones—
198223Billy Hawley—
198228Robert Jones—
198019Ron RobinsonSP232 games
197920Dan Lamar—
197922Mike Sullivan—
197817Nick Esasky1B810 games
197724Tad Venger—
197623Mark King—
197522Tony Moretto—
197423Steve Reed—
197322Charles Kessler—
19727Larry Payne—
197124Mike MileyLSU84 games
197015Gary Polczynski—
196914Don GullettP266 games
196813Timothy Grant—
19678Wayne SimpsonP122 games, 1 All-Star
196613Gary NolanP250 games, 1 All-Star
196516Bernie CarboRF1,010 games

First rounds and supplemental picks from MLB's records; games are the player's career on file. Later rounds are not on file.