Brooks Lee, the Twins' first-round pick in last week's amateur draft, signed his contract on Tuesday and will report to Fort Myers this week to begin his professional career.
Twins sign first-round pick Brooks Lee
Lee, a shortstop from Cal Poly who was the eighth overall pick, accepted a bonus of $5.675 million.
![Cal Poly shortstop Brooks Lee on April 1, 2022, in San Luis Obispo, Calif. The Twins drafted Lee No. 8 overall in the 2022 MLB draft. (Owen Main, Cal Poly athletics)](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/2OLUQNBSJDLA5MSZDWXTM3DUOE.jpg?&w=712)
Lee, a shortstop from Cal Poly who was the eighth overall pick, accepted a bonus of $5.675 million, according to a source with knowledge of the transaction, or about $233,000 more than MLB's assigned value for the eighth pick.
In addition, 16 of the other 19 Twins' picks also have signed, the team said, including second-rounders Conner Prielipp, a lefthander from the University of Alabama, and shortstop Tanner School of Virginia Tech.
The only unsigned picks are Omari Daniel, a high school shortstop taken in the 14th round, Garrett McMillan, an Alabama righthander taken in the 19th round, and Kirby Dickerson, a high school outfielder taken in the 20th round.
Keaschall and Morris are two of the team’s top minor league prospects