The Detroit Tigers 2022 MLB Draft Class Picks 1-10 are signed and set to report.

When the Detroit Tigers saw the player they were targeting land at pick number 12, Detroit did not think twice about drafting second basemen Jace Jung. In fact, he is so eager to start, He wanted American Airlines to send his bags over as soon as possible.

American Airlines my bags have been missing for 24 hours in Lubbock Texas.. I just want my bats and gloves so I can use them again!🥺🙏🏻

— Jacejung2 (@jace17jung) July 26, 2022

With several players appearing down in Lakeland, it is confirmed that Detroit came to terms with Jung and the rest of their first 10 picks, according to Jim Callis at MLB.com.

Got my first glimpse of 2022 Tigers draft guys in Lakeland. Hopefully more to come in the days ahead!
Quinn Gudaitis, Peyton Graham, Joe Miller, Patrick Pridgen. pic.twitter.com/Kj0YeXJGKQ

— Terri A Nummer (@NterriA) July 23, 2022

Here is what the picks were slotted for and what each player signed for.

Draft Pick and Round	Slot Value	Signed at
1st: Jace Jung, 2B, Texas Tech	$4,590,300	$4,590,300
2nd: Peyton Graham, SS, Oklahoma	$1,510,600	$1,800,000
4th:Troy Melton, RHP, San Diego State	$517,900	$517,900
5th:Luke Gold, 3B, Boston College	$386,900	$386,900
6th:Danny Serretti, SS, North Carolina	$293,900	$293,900
7th:Seth Stephenson, OF, Tennessee	$229,800	$300,000
8th:Jake Miller, LHP, Valparaiso	$184,000	$184,000
9th:Andrew Jenkins, 1B, Georgia Tech	$162,900	$162,900
10th:Trevin Michael, RHP, Oklahoma	$153,000	$50,000

Who did the Detroit Tigers draft picks 11-20?

Detroit went college pitcher heavy on the final two days of the draft. What is interesting is that the Tigers did not draft one high school player under the new 20 round format. Here’s how the rest of the draft looks like and who has signed in picks 11-20.

11th: Joe Miller, LHP, Pennsylvania (signed)

12th: Cole Stupp, RHP, Kentucky

13th: Dom Johnson, OF, Kansas State (signed)

14th: Joe Adametz, LHP, Liberty University (signed)

15th: Patrick Pridgen, RHP, Florida International (signed)

16th: Quinn Gudaitis, RHP, University of Illinois Springfield (signed)

17th: Cole Patten, RHP, Villanova (signed)

18th: Chris Williams Jr., OF, William Carey University

19th: Albert Oliva, RHP, New Mexico Military Institute

20th: Drew Conover, RHP, Seton Hall

With the recent developments in the Tigers farm system, in how they develop pitching, expect a continuous process that will maximize each of their strengths. While the idea may sound like common sense, it has been a new approach for Detroit.