How much Justin Lebron, more Alabama baseball players signed for after MLB Draft

The Cincinnati Reds are paying up for Justin Lebron, Alabama baseball 's third consecutive first-rounder.

Lebron was taken 18th overall by the Reds during the MLB draft earlier this month the first of four members from the Crimson Tide 's 2026 College World Series team to be selected.

Here's a look at how much each Alabama player signed for, according to contract information provided by Spotrac.

How much Alabama baseball players signed for after 2026 MLB Draft The No.

18 slot in the draft held an approximate value of $4.7 million, per MLB.com.

Cincinnati signed Lebron for $4,997,500.

Right-handed pitcher Tyler Fay was selected in the sixth round by the Pittsburgh Pirates and agreed to a one-year deal worth $342,500.

Two spots later at No.

171 overall, Zane Adams was taken by the Baltimore Orioles , who inked a $370,000 deal.

Brady Neal, the No.

242 overall pick in the 8th round, also went to the Reds.

He signed for $147,500.

John Lemm was another roster member from Alabama's CWS team that signed a pro contract, but he entered an undrafted free agent deal with the St.

Louis Cardinals.

REQUIRED READING: Inside the night that kept Tyler Fay with Alabama baseball and set up his MLB dreams | Exclusive Emilee Smarr covers Alabama basketball and Crimson Tide athletics for The Tuscaloosa News.

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