Jordan Groshans is officially a member of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The No. 12 overall pick in last week's 2018 MLB Draft agreed to terms with Toronto on Tuesday, the team announced.
It's official!
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) June 13, 2018
We've signed our 2018 1st-round pick, Jordan Groshans, and have agreed to terms with 26 of our 40 picks so far. Welcome to our #BlueJays family!
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Groshans, who played shortstop and third base at Magnolia High School in Texas, signed with the Blue Jays for $3.4 million, according to MLB.com's Jim Callis. The slot value for the No. 12 pick is $4,200,900.
On Tuesday, Toronto also agreed to terms with Groshans' high school teammate and third-round pick Adam Kloffenstein.
Kloffenstein, a pitcher with a mid-90s fastball and low-90s sinker, agreed to a $2.45 million signing bonus with the Blue Jays, according to Callis. The slot value for the No. 88 overall pick is $652,900.
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As of Tuesday, the Blue Jays have signed 26 of their 40 selections in the 2018 MLB Draft, including nine of their top 10 picks.