Kingsburg High pitcher Jensen Hirschkorn has reportedly signed a record deal with the Atlanta Braves.

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According to MLB.com's Jim Callis, the Atlanta Braves have signed Hirschkorn to a $4 million signing bonus, making it the highest signing for a draftee after the second round.

3rd-rder Jensen Hirschkorn signs w/@Braves for $4 million, all-time @MLBDraft record for after 2nd rd (Brock Porter, $3.7 mil). Slot 84 value = $973,700. California HS LHP, 6-foot-7, easy mid-90s fastball, promising low-80s slider, feel for mid-80s changeup. @LSUbaseball recruit. pic.twitter.com/P9TxHgBx5f

— Jim Callis (@jimcallisMLB) July 14, 2026

The previous record was set back in 2022 when the Texas Rangers signed their fourth-round pick, Brock Porter, for $3.7 million. Porter was also a high school pitching prospect.

Hirschkorn was drafted in the 3rd round, 84th overall, on Saturday. The value of Hirschkorn's draft slot was $973,000.

The Kingsburg Viking was signed to play for LSU's baseball program next year but is now reportedly forfeiting his NCAA college eligibility to join the Braves' minor league system.