Now that the regular season is over, here’s a preliminary look at the 2016 MLB Draft order. This order will change as teams make decisions about extending qualifying offers and signing players who reject such offers.

Teams are given draft picks based on the reverse order of their 2015 records. If two teams have the same record, the team with the worse 2014 record gets the higher pick.

The first ten picks in next year’s draft will be protected, which leaves the Mariners as the first team on the outside looking in. The Mariners’ 76-86 record is the same as that of the White Sox, but the White Sox receive the last protected pick because they had a worse record in 2014. A team with a protected pick keeps that pick and only forfeits its next-best pick if it signs a free agent who has rejected a qualifying offer, which means that, for example, the White Sox won’t be penalized as heavily as the Mariners for signing a top-tier free agent this offseason.

1. Phillies 63-99

2. Reds 64-98

3. Braves 67-95

4. Rockies 68-94

5. Brewers 68-94

6. Athletics 68-94

7. Marlins 71-91

8. Padres 74-88

9. Tigers 74-88

10. White Sox 76-86

11. Mariners 76-86

12. Red Sox 78-84

13. Diamondbacks 79-83

14. Rays 80-82

15. Orioles 81-81

16. Indians 81-80

17. Twins 83-79

18. Nationals 83-79

19. Giants 84-78

20. Angels 85-77

21. Astros 86-76

22. Yankees 87-75

23. Rangers 88-74

24. Mets 90-72

25. Dodgers 92-70

26. Blue Jays 93-69

27. Royals 95-67

28. Cubs 97-65

29. Pirates 98-64

30. Cardinals 100-62

All of the first 29 picks in last year’s draft signed, so there won’t be any compensation picks in the first 30. However, the Dodgers will get the no. 36 pick for failing to sign Kyle Funkhouser, the Blue Jays will get the no. 57 pick for second-rounder Brady Singer, the Orioles will receive the no. 69 pick for second-rounder Jonathan Hughes, and the Twins will get the no. 74 pick for failing to sign Comp Round B pick Kyle Cody.

In addition, the 2016 Competitive Balance Lottery awarded a series of picks after the first and second rounds of next year’s draft. The Reds, Athletics, Rockies, Diamondbacks, Braves (via the Marlins) and Pirates, respectively, will have selections in Comp Round A after the first round, while the Padres, Indians, Twins, Brewers, Orioles and Rays have picks in Comp Round B following the second round. The exact spots of those picks are currently unknown due to uncertainties regarding the qualifying offer process, although Comp Round A picks generally begin in the mid-30s and Comp Round B picks begin at around no. 70.