Trevor Condon has signed with the St. Louis Cardinals for $5,161,300 as the No. 13 overall pick in the MLB Draft.

The slot value of the pick was $5,660,000.

The star outfielder and Tennessee baseball signee was the No. 16 prospect in the draft according to MLB.com and was ESPN’s No. 11 prospect.

The 5-foot-11, 178-pound Condon is ranked as the No. 13 prospect in the nation in the 2026 class, according to Perfect Game. The Etowah, Georgia, product was the second-ranked prospect in UT’s 2026 class behind only two-way player Jared Grindlinger.

Jared Grindlinger was the No. 12 overall pick in the MLB Draft, selected just ahead of Condon at No. 13. Tennessee right-hander Tegan Kuhns was the No. 32 overall pick to the St. Louis Cardinals.

Tennessee players who were picked in MLB Draft

Right-handed pitcher Tyler Putnam, another Tennessee signee, was picked in the fifth round by the Colorado Rockies on Sunday. Third baseman Henry Ford was picked in the sixth round by the Seattle Mariners and right-handed pitcher Bo Rhudy was picked in the seventh round by the Philadelphia Phillies.

Catcher Garrett Wright went in the eighth round to the Los Angeles Angels and first baseman Cody Boshell, another Tennessee signee, was an 11th-round pick for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Left-hander Brandon Arvidson was picked in the 12th round by the Chicago Cubs and left-hander Evan Blanco was picked by the Athletics in the 13th round.

Jake McCoy, a Tennessee signee out of the transfer portal, was picked in the 18th round by the Toronto Blue Jays.

Tennessee signees, commits who withdrew from MLB Draft

Tennessee signees or portal commits who opted to play for the Vols over MLB opportunities include infielder and right-handed pitcher Michael Teasley, right-hander Shawn Sullivan, right-hander Gannon Grant, catcher Sean Dunlap, right-hander Gary Morse, outfielder AJ Curry, shortstop and right-hander Cole Koeninger, shortstop Jack Dugan, outfielder Andrew Duncan, infielder Travis Sanders, right-hander Parker Detmers and left-hander Ricky Ojeda.

The Vols went 38-22 in coach Josh Elander‘s first season. They went 15-15 in SEC play with notable series wins against top-10 opponents in Mississippi State and Texas.

They were the only program in the nation to go unbeaten in midweek games with a 14-0 record. UT’s season ended in the Chapel Hill Regional after it reached the postseason for the seventh straight season.