Tuesday featured a handful of draft signings with a $2MM+ bonus. All signings were first reported by unle s otherwise noted. View pre-draft scouting reports from , , , and . The Phillies Johan Rojas Jersey announced the signing of 26th overall pick . Callis reports that the University of Arkansas product received a $3MM signing bonus that comes in a little south of the approximate $3.49MM slot value. Wood, a 60 right-handed pitcher, is most famous for throwing a 19-strikeout no-hitter against Murray State in this years College World Series. Wood pitched out of the bullpen for his first two seasons in Fayetteville. A shoulder injury limited him to 37 2/3 innings during his only year as a starter. He struck out 69 hitters with a 3.82 ERA. Evaluators credit Wood with a fastball that can touch 98 MPH and has huge life at the top of the strike zone, while he has an above-average to plus curveball. His injury history and the lack of a present third pitch leave some scouts to point to a bullpen future. The White Sox have a $3MM deal with second-round pick , as by James Fox of Future Sox. The bonus for the Illinois prep outfielder comes in a good amount above the $2.22MM slot value of the 44th selection, signing him away from an LSU commitment. Fauske is listed at 63 and has a well-rounded skillset and a lefty swing that impre ses evaluators. Hes viewed as a slightly above-average runner and probably projects to a corner outfield spot. The Rays went above slot to sign supplemental second-rounder to a $2.1MM bonus, Callis reports. Hes a Florida prep outfielder whod also been committed to LSU. The 67th overall pick comes with a slot value around $1.29MM. Mo s is a left-handed batter whose carrying trait is his advanced hit tool. Hes viewed as an average runner whod be stretched in center field but doesnt have prototypical power for a corner outfielder. The Cubs signed sixth-round pick to a $2MM bonus that represents the highest ever for that round, Callis reports. The slot value was around $355K. Hartshorn is a high schooler from California. Hes a 62 switch-hitter who projects as a corner outfielder. Most pre-draft reports had him outside the top 100, but ESPN placed him as the #53 prospect in the cla s. The Cubs were able to sign him away from a Texas A&M commitment in large part because they saved roughly $1.2MM against their bonus pool with an underslot deal for first-round pick . Ricardo Pinto Jersey