Former Alabama pitcher Riley Quick, chosen 36th overall in this year's MLB Draft by the Minnesota Twins, has signed with the organization. MLB Pipeline senior writer Jim Callis confirmed that Quick signed for $2,692,000, the full slot value for the 36th pick.

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Riley Quick signed with the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday for a full slot value of $2,692,000 signing bonus following a standout season on the mound for the Alabama Crimson Tide.