Atlanta Braves Map Day 2 of 2026 MLB Draft

Strong Start Sets Stage

The Braves turned heads on day one of the 2026 MLB draft, selecting five prospects all expected to rank inside the top 20 of their respective systems soon after signing. Even with likely over‑slot pitchers scooped in rounds two through four, Atlanta still sees room to add talent on day two. This piece walks through rounds five to twenty, highlighting what the club acquired and why the picks could matter down the road.

Day 2 Pick Rundown

• 5th Round (144th overall): LHP Wil Libbert, Ole Miss – Libbert posted a rough junior season but brings above‑average velocity and a four‑pitch arsenal. He’s viewed more as a project than a typical fifth‑round college arm, yet his upside exceeds many peers at this stage.
• 6th Round (173rd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 7th Round (202nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 8th Round (232nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 9th Round (262nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 10th Round (292nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 11th Round (322nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 12th Round (352nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 13th Round (382nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 14th Round (412th overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 15th Round (442nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 16th Round (472nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 17th Round (502nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 18th Round (532nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 19th Round (562nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.
• 20th Round (592nd overall): No player name disclosed in the coverage.

The only named addition at this point is left‑handed pitcher Wil Libbert, whose velocity and pitch mix give him pro potential despite a tough collegiate season. All other selections remain unnamed, leaving fans and analysts curious about the hidden gems the Braves may be adding later in the draft. As the organization continues to evaluate these newcomers, the focus will be on how quickly they adapt to professional mechanics and whether they can meet the high expectations set after day one.

Stay tuned to Battery Power for updates on how these picks shape Atlanta’s pipeline and what they mean for the Braves’ pursuit of contention in the coming seasons.