All-Americans sign for $56 million

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – Friday, July 18 marked the deadline for all players selected in the 2014 Major League Baseball Draft to come to terms with the teams that selected them. After the 5:00 p.m. deadline had come and gone, 33 of the 53 of the former Perfect Game All-Americans that were selected in this year's draft had come to agreement with their drafting teams.

The collective total of the players that had signed, outside of Joey Martarano and Darius Day, whose bonuses had not been revealed, is $56,653,400. That comes out to an average of $1.83 million per player selected.

And that does not include the $6.5 million that was initially offered to the No. 1 overall pick, Brady Aiken.

Aiken, who started the 2013 Perfect Game All-American Classic for the West squad, did not sign with the Houston Astros. It was initially reported within days of the June Amateur Draft that Aiken and the Astros had agreed on a deal worth $6.5 million. In a bizarre change of events, the Astros withdrew that initial offer and Aiken did not accept their counter offer at the deadline.

Tyler Kolek, the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, signed with the Miami Marlins for $6 million. Nick Gordon and Alex Jackson, the draft's Nos. 5 and 6 overall selections, signed for $3.851 and $4.2 million with the Twins and Mariners respectively.

Since the game's inception in 2003, 149 All-Americans have been drafted in the first round, and 84 have made their big league debuts. Aiken became the seventh All-American taken No. 1 overall, joining players such as Justin Upton, Bryce Harper, Gerrit Cole and Carlos Correa.

Here are the Perfect Game All-Americans selected in the 2014 MLB Draft and the bonuses they signed for. If the players that didn't sign, their college commitment (or the school they attended in 2014 that they intend to return to) is listed in parenthesis.