The deadline to sign draft picks passed on Friday afternoon. Not every team reached an agreement with their top selections, as three first-rounders failed to come to terms.

Here they are, presented in bullet point form:

McLain is headed to UCLA, while Stewart and Ginn will join Mississippi State's roster.

Of the three, Stewart's non-signing is the most notable -- and not just because he was the highest pick. Stewart suffered a wrist injury during the season, and the Braves were discouraged by a post-draft MRI. The Braves reportedly offered less than half of slot value.

Each team will receive a compensatory pick in next year's draft that is a slot below this year's slot. For example, the Braves will select ninth next June. The pressure will be ratcheted up, however, since there's no draft-pick compensation if they fail to sign that player.

Only one other player picked in the top 10 rounds went unsigned: Gunnar Hoglund, a pitcher who will head to Mississippi.