The Los Angeles Dodgers selected 21 players during the 2025 MLB Draft, taking four players on Day 1 and adding 17 more. Conner O'Neal and Jacob Frost were drafted in rounds nine and ten, respectively, and signed for a total of $50,000, significantly below their slot values of $196,000 and $187,300. O'Neal, a catcher, showcased an impressive .283 batting average along with 20 homers and 80 RBIs over two seasons. Frost put up a 6.59 ERA and led Kansas State in strikeouts with 75. The team's bonus pool is $9,031,300.
The Dodgers have signed 9th and 10th rounders Conner O'Neal ($2,500) and Jacob Frost ($47,500). By signing O'Neal and Frost for a combined $50,000, the Dodgers have plenty of savings to use on other selections.
O'Neal is a catcher who hit .283/.446/.554 with 20 homers and 80 RBI in 91 games over two seasons at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Frost was 4-6 with a 6.59 ERA and 115 strikeouts in 112 innings pitched across two seasons with Kansas State University, leading the Wildcats in strikeouts.
L.A. ranks 24th among all teams with a bonus pool of $9,031,300 for their 2025 MLB Draft picks, calculated by adding the slot values of every pick through the first 10 rounds.
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