The order for the 2021 MLB draft was made official, with teams picking in reverse order of their 2020 regular-season record, as usual.

There had been some mystery about the draft order as there was a provision in the March agreement between the league and players regarding the 2020 season that allowed commissioner Rob Manfred to adjust the order, but with the full 60-game schedule completed, no adjustments were made.

The draft is scheduled to be held July 11-13 in conjunction with the All-Star Game festivities in Atlanta.

Here is the order of selections for the first round, with the Houston Astros forfeiting their first two picks as punishment for their illegal sign stealing:

• 1. Pittsburgh Pirates

• 2. Texas Rangers

• 3. Detroit Tigers

• 4. Boston Red Sox

• 5. Baltimore Orioles

• 6. Arizona Diamondbacks

• 7. Kansas City Royals

• 8. Colorado Rockies

• 9. Los Angeles Angels

• 10. New York Mets

• 11. Washington Nationals

• 12. Seattle Mariners

• 13. Philadelphia Phillies

• 14. San Francisco Giants

• 15. Milwaukee Brewers

• 16. Miami Marlins

• 17. Cincinnati Reds

• 18. St. Louis Cardinals

• 19. Toronto Blue Jays

• 20. New York Yankees

• 21. Chicago Cubs

• 22. Chicago White Sox

• 23. Cleveland Indians

• 24. Atlanta Braves

• 25. Oakland Athletics

• 26. Minnesota Twins

• 27. San Diego Padres

• 28. Tampa Bay Rays

• 29. Los Angeles Dodgers