Major League Baseball has yet to confirm the order of selections for the 2021 draft, but the expected order will be determined by the final 2020 standings.

Assuming that will be the order, the first round will look as follows:

1. Pirates

2. Rangers

3. Tigers

4. Red Sox

5. Orioles

6. Diamondbacks

7. Royals

8. Rockies

9. Angels

10. Mets

11. Nationals

12. Mariners

13. Phillies

14. Giants

15. Brewers

16. Marlins

17. Reds

18. Cardinals

19. Blue Jays

20. Yankees

21. Cubs

22. White Sox

23. Indians

24. Braves

25. Athletics

26. Twins

27. Padres

28. Rays

29. Dodgers

This year's shortened season has complicated the 2021 Major League Draft.

Each year the draft order is set in reverse order of the previous year's standings. However, the 60-game season allows for Rob Manfred to revise next year's order.

Here is the exact language from the March agreement between MLB and MLBPA on the 2020 season:

"In the event that each Club plays less than 81 regular season games in 2020, the Office of the Commissioner shall have the right, after conferring in good faith with the MLBPA, to modify the Draft order."

According to a report, it is "highly likely" the 2021 draft order will be set using the 2020 standings only.

The 2021 Major League Baseball draft will move from June to July 11-13 and will be held in Atlanta as part of the All-Star Game festivities.

The draft has been held in early to mid-June for decades.

Nothing has been finalized regarding the length of the draft, but according to a memo to all 30 teams, it will be between 20 and 30 rounds.