First-Year Player Draft History

Draft Report: 1970s

1970

The regular and secondary phases of the January draft proved more fruitful to major league clubs than the June draft. Those selected in the regular phase in January included Chris Chambliss (Cleveland, 1st round), Greg Minton (Kansas City, 3rd round) and Joel Youngblood (Cincinnati, 2nd round). In the secondary phase, Doug DeCinces was selected by Baltimore in the 3rd round, Rick Burleson by Boston in the 1st round, Bill Madlock by Washington in the 5th round and Chris Speier by San Francisco in the 1st round.

Catching prospects were a popular selection in June. Of the first four picks in the regular phase, three were catchers. San Diego took Mike Ivie as the draft's number one selection, Montreal tabbed Barry Foote with the 3rd pick and Milwaukee chose Darrell Porter with the draft's 4th selection. The Chicago White Sox may have had the most productive June draft selecting pitchers Terry Forster (2nd round) and Rich Gossage (9th round) in the regular phase and infielder Bucky Dent (1st round) in the secondary phase.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Padres	Mike Ivie	C	Decatur, GA
2.	Indians	Steve Dunning	RHP	Stanford U
3.	Expos	Barry Foote	C	Smithfield, NC
4.	Brewers	Darrell Porter	C	Oklahoma City, OK
5.	Phillies	Mike Martin	LHP	Columbia, SC
6.	White Sox	Lee Richard	SS	Southern U
7.	Astros	*Randy Scarbery	RHP	Fresno, CA
8.	Royals	Rex Goodson	C	Longview, TX
9.	Dodgers	Jim Haller	RHP	Omaha, NE
10.	Angels	Paul Dade	3B-OF	Seattle, WA
11.	Cardinals	Jim Browning	RHP	Gadsden, AL
12.	Yankees	Dave Cheadle	LHP	Asheville, NC
13.	Pirates	John Bedard	RHP	Springfield, MA
14.	Senators	Charles Maxwell	3B-SS	Kingston, OH
15.	Reds	Gary Polczynski	SS	West Allis, WI
16.	Red Sox	*Jimmy Hacker	SS	Temple, TX
17.	Giants	John D'Acquisto	RHP	San Diego, CA
18.	Athletics	Dan Ford	OF	Los Angeles, CA
19.	Cubs	Gene Hiser	OF	U of Maryland
20.	Tigers	Terry Mappin	C	Louisville, KY
21.	Braves	Ron Broaddus	RHP	Freeport, TX
22.	Twins	Bob Gorinski	SS	Calumet, PA
23.	Mets	*George Ambrow	SS	Long Beach, CA
24.	Orioles	James West	C	St. Louis, MO

* Did not sign

1971

The June Free Agent Amateur Draft was one of the most productive. Selected in the regular phase were future all-stars Jim Rice (Boston, 1st round), Frank Tanana (California, 1st round), George Brett (Kansas City, 2nd round), Ron Guidry (New York Yankees, 3rd round), Rick Rhoden (Los Angeles, 1st round), Mike Schmidt (Philadelphia, 2nd round) and Keith Hernandez (St. Louis, 42nd round). In the secondary phase, Burt Hooton (Chicago Cubs, 1st round), Steve Rogers (Montreal, 1st round) and Steve Busby (Kansas City, 2nd round) were chosen.

Pitcher Mike Flanagan was selected in the 15th round of the June regular phase by Houston, but enrolled at the University of Massachusetts. One of the more interesting highlights of the June draft was that five quarterbacks were selected including future NFL stars Archie Manning, Steve Bartkowski and Joe Theismann. Danny Goodwin, the nation's top pick, couldn't agree to terms with the White Sox and became the first top choice who did not sign a contract.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	White Sox	*Danny Goodwin	C	Peoria, IL
2.	Padres	Jay Franklin	RHP	Vienna, VA
3.	Brewers	Tom Bianco	SS	Elmont, NY
4.	Expos	*C. Holloway	SS	Huntsville, AL
5.	Royals	Roy Branch	RHP	St. Louis, MO
6.	Phillies	Roy Thomas	RHP	Lompoc, CA
7.	Senators	Roger Quiroga	RHP	Galveston, TX
8.	Cardinals	Ed Kurpiel	1B-LHP	Hollis, NY
9.	Indians	David Sloan	RHP	Santa Clara, CA
10.	Braves	Taylor Duncan	SS	Sacramento, CA
11.	Tigers	Tom Veryzer	SS	Islip, NY
12.	Astros	Neil Rasmussen	SS	Arcadia, CA
13.	Angels	Frank Tanana	LHP	Detroit, MI
14.	Mets	Rich Puig	2B	Tampa, FL
15.	Red Sox	Jim Rice	OF	Anderson, SC
16.	Cubs	Jeff Wehmeier	RHP	Indianapolis, IN
17.	Athletics	Sugar Bear Daniels	RHP	Detroit, MI
18.	Giants	Frank Riccelli	LHP	Syracuse, NY
19.	Yankees	Terry Whitfield	OF	Blythe, CA
20.	Dodgers	Rick Rhoden	RHP	Boynton Beach, FL
21.	Twins	Dale Soderholm	SS	Miami, FL
22.	Pirates	Craig Reynolds	SS	Houston, TX
23.	Orioles	Randy Stein	RHP	Pomona, CA
24.	Reds	*Mike Miley	SS	New Orleans, LA

* Did not sign

1972

The Montreal Expos had perhaps their best draft in franchise history. The Expos grabbed outfielder Ellis Valentine in round two of the June regular phase and then selected catcher Gary Carter one round later. The Pirates also did well, selecting pitcher John Candelaria in round two and second baseman Willie Randolph in round seven.

Some of the significant picks from the regular phase in June included Rick Manning (Cleveland) and Scott McGregor (New York Yankees) in round one. Also selected in the first round were Chet Lemon (Oakland), Larry Christenson (Philadelphia) and the number one pick, Dave Roberts (San Diego). Roberts went directly to the Padres starting third base position from the University of Oregon campus. The biggest steal was pulled off by the Texas Rangers when they selected infielder Mike Hargrove from Northwestern State University in the 25th round.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Padres	Dave Roberts	3B	U of Oregon
2.	Indians	Rick Manning	SS	Niagara Falls, NY
3.	Phillies	Larry Christenson	RHP	Marysville, WA
4.	Rangers	Roy Howell	3B	Lompoc, CA
5.	Expos	Bob Goodman	C	Memphis, TN
6.	Brewers	Danny Thomas	1B	Southern Illinois U
7.	Reds	Larry Payne	RHP	Bedias, TX
8.	Twins	*Dick Ruthven	RHP	Fresno State U
9.	Astros	Steve Englishbey	OF	Houston, TX
10.	Angels	Dave Chalk	3B	U of Texas
11.	Braves	Preston Hanna	RHP	Pensacola, FL
12.	White Sox	Mike Ondina	OF	Rancho Cordova, CA
13.	Mets	Richard Bengston	C	Peoria, IL
14.	Yankees	Scott McGregor	LHP	El Segundo, CA
15.	Cubs	Brian Vernoy	LHP	Westminster, CA
16.	Red Sox	Joel Bishop	SS	Sacramento, CA
17.	Dodgers	John Harbin	SS	Newberry College
18.	Royals	Jamie Quirk	SS	Whittier, CA
19.	Giants	Rob Dressler	RHP	Portland, OR
20.	Tigers	Jerry Manuel	SS	Rancho Cordova, CA
21.	Cardinals	Dan Larson	RHP	Alhambra, CA
22.	Athletics	Chet Lemon	SS	Los Angeles, CA
23.	Pirates	Dwayne Peltier	SS	Anaheim, CA
24.	Orioles	Ken Thomas	C	Bellville, OH

1973

Four dominating players of the late 70s and 80s were selected in the June regular phase. Infielder Robin Yount (Milwaukee) and outfielder Dave Winfield (San Diego) were first-rounders, while outfielder Fred Lynn (Boston) and infielder Eddie Murray (Baltimore) were second and third-round selections, respectively.

Winfield stepped off the University of Minnesota campus -- where he lettered in three sports -- and into the Padres' outfield. He was one of three players from this draft to go directly into the bigs. Highly-touted David Clyde was chosen by Texas as the nation's number one pick. He jumped from high school to the majors and won his first game as a Ranger shortly thereafter. But the hard-throwing lefthander developed arm problems and had a short-lived career. Besides Clyde and Winfield, Arizona State's Eddie Bane (Minnesota, 11th overall) went directly to the majors. Other selections of interest included Mike Flanagan (Baltimore), Jack Clark (San Francisco), who was drafted as a pitcher, and Lee Mazzilli (New York Mets). In the January secondary phase, Dick Ruthven (Philadelphia), Jim Sundberg (Texas) and Donnie Moore (Chicago Cubs), who was drafted as an outfielder, were chosen.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Rangers	David Clyde	LHP	Houston, TX
2.	Phillies	John Stearns	C	U of Colorado
3.	Brewers	Robin Yount	SS	Woodland Hills, CA
4.	Padres	Dave Winfield	OF	U of Minnesota
5.	Indians	Glenn Tufts	1B	Bridgewater, MA
6.	Giants	Johnnie LeMaster	SS	Paintsville, KY
7.	Angels	Billy Taylor	OF	Savannah, Ga
8.	Expos	Gary Roenicke	SS	West Covina, CA
9.	Royals	Lew Olsen	RHP	Alamo, CA
10.	Braves	Pat Rockett	SS	San Antonio, TX
11.	Twins	Eddie Bane	LHP	Arizona State U
12.	Cardinals	Joe Edelen	3B-RHP	Gracemont, OK
13.	Yankees	Doug Heinhold	RHP	Victoria, TX
14.	Mets	Lee Mazzilli	OF	Brooklyn, NY
15.	Orioles	Mike Parrott	RHP	Camarillo, CA
16.	Cubs	Jerry Tabb	1B	U of Tulsa
17.	Red Sox	Ted Cox	SS	Midwest City, OK
18.	Dodgers	Ted Farr	C	Spokane, WA
19.	Tigers	Charles Bates	1B	Cal State Los Angeles
20.	Astros	Calvin Portley	SS	Longview, TX
21.	White Sox	Steve Swisher	C	Ohio U
22.	Reds	Charles Kessler	OF	Claremont, CA
23.	Athletics	Randy Scarbery	RHP	U of S. California
24.	Pirates	Steve Nicosia	C	N. Miami Beach, FL

1974

With the number one pick of the June regular phase, San Diego tabbed infielder Bill Almon from Brown University, one of six shortstops selected in round one. Twelve of the first 13 and a total of 16 first round selections went on to become major leaguers, including Lonnie Smith (Philadelphia), Dale Murphy (Atlanta), Garry Templeton (St. Louis), Lance Parrish (Detroit), Willie Wilson (Kansas City) and Rick Sutcliffe (Los Angeles).

Three players from the June regular phase were among the ones who got away. Pitcher Bob Welch (Chicago Cubs, 14th round), infielder Paul Molitor (St. Louis, 28th round) and pitcher Eric Show (Minnesota, 36th round) turned down pro offers for college scholarships.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Padres	Bill Almon	SS	Brown U
2.	Rangers	Tommy Boggs	RHP	Austin, TX
3.	Phillies	Lonnie Smith	OF	Compton, CA
4.	Indians	Tom Brennan	RHP	Lewis U
5.	Braves	Dale Murphy	C	Portland, OR
6.	Brewers	Butch Edge	RHP	Sacramento, CA
7.	Cubs	Scot Thompson	OF	Renfrew, PA
8.	White Sox	Larry Monroe	RHP	Mt. Prospect, IL
9.	Expos	Ron Sorey	3B	Dayton, OH
10.	Angels	Mike Miley	SS	Louisiana State U
11.	Pirates	Rod Scurry	LHP	Sparks, NV
12.	Yankees	Dennis Sherrill	SS	Miami, FL
13.	Cardinals	Garry Templeton	SS	Santa Ana, CA
14.	Twins	Ted Shipley	SS	Vanderbilt U
15.	Astros	Kevin Drake	OF	Lompoc, CA
16.	Tigers	Lance Parrish	3B	Diamond Bar, CA
17.	Mets	Cliff Speck	RHP	Beaverton, OR
18.	Royals	Willie Wilson	OF	Summit, NJ
19.	Giants	Terry Lee	2B	San Luis Obispo, CA
20.	Red Sox	Eddie Ford	SS	U of South Carolina
21.	Dodgers	Rick Sutcliffe	RHP	Kansas City, MO
22.	Athletics	*Jerry Johnson	C	Austin, TX
23.	Reds	Steve Reed	RHP	Fort Wayne, IN
24.	Orioles	Rich Dauer	3B	U of Southern California

* Did not sign

1975

Catcher Danny Goodwin became the only player ever drafted first in two June drafts, as the Angels tabbed him as their top selection. Four years earlier, Goodwin had been picked by the White Sox, but chose to attend Southern University instead.

None of the four players picked after Goodwin made it to the big leagues. In fact, only 12 of the 24 first round picks did. Andre Dawson was probably the biggest name in the 1975 draft, although he was overlooked until the Expos picked him in the 10th round. Other players included Rick Cerone (New York Yankees), Lou Whitaker (Detroit), Bumb Wills (Texas), Clint Hurdle (Kansas City), Dale Berra (Pittsburgh), Glenn Hubbard (Atlanta) and Lee Smith (Chicago Cubs). Surprisingly, the January draft yielded more future big leaguers than the June draft. The top two picks, Gene Richards and Willie Aikens, were chosen after their school, South Carolina State, dropped its baseball program.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Angels	Danny Goodwin	C	Southern U
2.	Padres	Mike Lentz	LHP	Kirkland, WA
3.	Tigers	Les Filkins	OF	Chicago, IL
4.	Cubs	Brian Rosinski	OF	Evanston, IL
5.	Brewers	Rich O'Keefe	LHP	Yorktown Hts., NY
6.	Mets	Butch Benton	C	Tallahassee, FL
7.	Indians	Rick Cerone	C	Seton Hall U
8.	Giants	Ted Barnicle	LHP	Jacksonville State U
9.	Royals	Clint Hurdle	OF	Merritt Island, FL
10.	Expos	Art Miles	SS	Austin, TX
11.	White Sox	Chris Knapp	RHP	Central Michigan U.
12.	Phillies	Sam Welborn	RHP	Wichita Falls, TX
13.	Twins	Rick Sofield	SS	Morristown, NJ
14.	Astros	Bo McLaughlin	RHP	David Lipscomb Col.
15.	Red Sox	Otis Foster	1B	High Point College
16.	Cardinals	David Johnson	LHP	Gaylord, MI
17.	Rangers	Jim Gideon	RHP	U of Texas
18.	Braves	Donald Young	C	Goleta, CA
19.	Yankees	Jim McDonald	1B	Los Angeles, CA
20.	Pirates	Dale Berra	SS	Montclair, NJ
21.	Athletics	Bruce Robinson	C	Stanford U
22.	Reds	Tony Moretto	OF	Evansville, IN
23.	Orioles	Dave Ford	RHP	Cleveland, OH
24.	Dodgers	Mark Bradley	SS	Elizabethtown, KY

1976

The 1976 Arizona State University team, considered by many to be the best collegiate team ever, played a major role in the draft. Floyd Bannister was picked number one by the Astros while Ken Landreaux was selected sixth by the Angels. In all, 12 players from that team went on to play in the majors.

Bannister and Landreaux anchored a June draft that was one of the most talented ever. The first 10 selections went on to play in the big leagues. Among those picked in the June draft were Rickey Henderson (Oakland), Alan Trammell (Detroit), Wade Boggs (Boston), Jack Morris (Detroit), Dan Petry (Detroit), Bruce Hurst (Boston), Steve Trout (Chicago White Sox), Leon Durham (St. Louis), and Pat Tabler (New York Yankees).

Willie McGee (Chicago White Sox) and Ozzie Smith (Detroit) were selected in the seventh round but did not sign.

In the January phase, Steve Kemp of Southern California was picked first by the Tigers and Jody Davis was picked third by the Mets.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Astros	Floyd Bannister	LHP	Arizona State U
2.	Tigers	Pat Underwood	LHP	Kokomo, IN
3.	Braves	Ken Smith	3B	Youngstown, OH
4.	Brewers	*Bill Bordley	LHP	Rolling Hills Estates, CA
5.	Padres	Bob Owchinko	LHP	Eastern Michigan U
6.	Angels	Ken Landreaux	OF	Arizona State U
7.	Cubs	Herm Segelke	RHP	South Sacramento, CA
8.	White Sox	Steve Trout	LHP	South Holland, IL
9.	Expos	Bob James	RHP	Sunland, CA
10.	Twins	*Jamie Allen	3B-RHP	Yakima, WA
11.	Giants	Mark Kuecker	SS	Brenham, TX
12.	Rangers	Billy Simpson	OF	Lakewood, CA
13.	Mets	Tom Thurberg	OF-RHP	South Weymouth, MA
14.	Indians	Tim Glass	C	Springfield, OH
15.	Cardinals	Leon Durham	1B	Cincinnati, OH
16.	Yankees	Pat Tabler	OF	Cincinnati, OH
17.	Phillies	Jeff Kraus	SS	Cincinnati, OH
18.	Royals	Ben Grzybek	RHP	Hialeah, FL
19.	Dodgers	Mike Scioscia	C	Morton, PA
20.	Orioles	Dallas Williams	OF	Brooklyn, NY
21.	Pirates	Jim Parke	RHP	Sterling Heights, MI
22.	Red Sox	Bruce Hurst	LHP	St. George, UT
23.	Reds	Mark King	RHP	Owensboro, KY
24.	Athletics	*Mike Sullivan	RHP	Woodbridge, VA

* Did not sign

1977

The White Sox raised some brows when they passed on right-handed pitcher Bill Gullickson, a native of nearby Orland Park, IL, and selected outfielder Harold Baines as the number one pick in the country.

White Sox owner Bill Veeck had seen Baines play little league baseball in Maryland and had followed his progress through the years. After spending three seasons in the minors, Baines was a fixture in the White Sox lineup for 10 seasons. Montreal had perhaps the best draft, choosing Gullickson second, pitcher Scott Sanderson in the third round and outfielder Tim Raines in the fifth. Other picks of interest included infielder Paul Molitor (Milwaukee), pitcher Richard Dotson (California), and catcher Terry Kennedy (St. Louis).

Shortstop Tom Goffena from Sidney, Ohio became the Toronto Blue Jays' first draft pick as he was chosen 25th in the first round. The Seattle Mariners picked 26th and took outfielder Dave Henderson from Dos Palos, CA as their first draft pick. The Blue Jays also picked Danny Ainge out of Brigham Young University in the 15th round. Ainge, who was also drafted by the NBA's Boston Celtics, later quit baseball for a career in basketball as a player and coach.

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	White Sox	Harold Baines	OF	St. Michaels, MD
2.	Expos	Bill Gullickson	RHP	Orland Park, IL
3.	Brewers	Paul Molitor	SS	U of Minnesota
4.	Braves	Tim Cole	LHP	Saugerties, NY
5.	Tigers	Kevin Richards	RHP	Wyandotte, MI
6.	Cardinals	Terry Kennedy	C	Florida State U
7.	Angels	Richard Dotson	RHP	Cincinnati, OH
8.	Padres	Brian Greer	OF	Brea, CA
9.	Rangers	David Hibner	SS	Howell, MI
10.	Giants	Craig Landis	SS	Napa, CA
11.	Indians	Bruce Compton	OF	Norman, OK
12.	Cubs	Randy Martz	RHP	U of South Carolina
13.	Red Sox	Andrew Madden	RHP	New Hartford, NY
14.	Astros	Ricky Adams	SS	Montclair, CA
15.	Twins	Paul Croft	OF	Morristown, NJ
16.	Mets	Wally Backman	SS	Beaverton, OR
17.	Athletics	Craig Harris	RHP	Sierra Vista, AZ
18.	Pirates	Anthony Nicely	OF	Dayton, OH
19.	Orioles	Drungo Hazewood	OF	Sacramento, CA
20.	Dodgers	Bob Welch	RHP	E. Michigan U
21.	Royals	Mike Jones	LHP	Pittsford, NY
22.	Phillies	Scott Munninghoff	RHP	Cincinnati, OH
23.	Yankees	Steve Taylor	RHP	U of Delaware
24.	Reds	Tad Venger	3B	Newhall, CA
25.	Blue Jays	Tom Goffena	SS	Sidney, OH
26.	Mariners	Dave Henderson	OF	Dos Palos, CA

1978

In 1978, four players made the jump from amateur baseball to the major leagues, including Arizona State third baseman Bob Horner, who was selected number one overall by the Atlanta Braves. Oakland pitchers Tim Conroy and Mike Morgan, and Brian Milner of Toronto also went directly to the big leagues.

In addition to Horner, the Braves also selected future major leaguers Matt Sinatro (2nd round), Steve Bedrosian (3rd round), Rick Behenna (4th round), Jose Alvarez (8th round) and Gerald Perry (11th round).

Others drafted in June of 1978 included Lloyd Moseby and Dave Stieb (Toronto), Mike Marshall and Steve Sax (Los Angeles), Cal Ripken, Jr. and Mike Boddicker (Baltimore), Kirk Gibson (Detroit), Kent Hrbek (Minnesota) and Hubie Brooks (New York Mets).

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Braves	Bob Horner	3B	Arizona State U
2.	Blue Jays	Lloyd Moseby	1B	Oakland, CA
3.	Mets	Hubie Brooks	SS	Arizona State U
4.	Athletics	Mike Morgan	RHP	Las Vegas, NV
5.	Padres	Andy Hawkins	RHP	Waco, TX
6.	Mariners	Tito Nanni	OF	Philadelphia, PA
7.	Giants	Bob Cummings	C	Chicago, IL
8.	Brewers	Nick Hernandez	C	Hialeah, FL
9.	Expos	Glenn Franklin	SS	Chipola (FL) JC
10.	Indians	Phil Lansford	SS	Santa Clara, CA
11.	Astros	Rod Boxberger	RHP	U of Southern California
12.	Tigers	Kirk Gibson	OF	Michigan State U
13.	Cubs	Bill Hayes	C	Indiana State U
14.	Angels	Tom Brunansky	OF	West Covina, CA
15.	Cardinals	Robert Hicks	1B	Pensacola, FL
16.	Twins	Lenny Faedo	SS	Tampa, FL
17.	Reds	Nick Esasky	SS	Carol City, FL
18.	Yankees	Rex Hudler	SS	Fresno, CA
19.	Pirates	Brad Garnett	1B	DeSoto, TX
20.	Athletics	Tim Conroy	LHP	Monroeville, PA
21.	Pirates	Gerry Aubin	OF	Albany, GA
22.	Orioles	Robert Boyce	3B	Cincinnati, OH
23.	Phillies	Rip Rollins	1B-RHP	Sparta, NC
24.	Yankees	Matt Winters	OF	Williamsville, NY
25.	Royals	Buddy Biancalana	SS	Greenbrae, CA
26.	Yankees	Brian Ryder	RHP	Shrewsbury, MA

1979

The 1979 draft may long be remembered as the year of the football player. Among future NFL players drafted by baseball teams were Dan Marino and John Elway (Kansas City), Jack Thompson (Seattle), Curt Warner (Philadelphia), Kevin House (St. Louis) and Jay Schroeder (Toronto). Michigan quarterback Rick Leach was drafted by the Tigers in the first round and went on to a major league career.

The number one pick in the June draft went to Seattle, which selected high school outfielder Al Chambers. Perhaps the biggest steal in the draft was the Yankees' selection of Don Mattingly in the 19th round.

Other significant selections in the draft were Tim Wallach (Montreal), Steve Howe (Los Angeles), Atlee Hammaker (Kansas City), Andy Van Slyke (St. Louis), Brett Butler (Atlanta), Pete O'Brien (Texas), Von Hayes (Cleveland), Marty Barrett (Boston) and Gary Gaetti (Minnesota).

First Round - June, Regular Phase

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College/Hometown
1.	Mariners	Al Chambers	OF	Harrisburg, PA
2.	Mets	Tim Leary	RHP	UCLA
3.	Blue Jays	Jay Schroeder	C	Pacific Palisades, CA
4.	Braves	Brad Komminsk	OF	Lima, OH
5.	Athletics	*Juan Bustabad	SS	Hialeah, FL
6.	Cardinals	Andy Van Slyke	OF	New Hartford, NY
7.	Indians	Jon Bohnet	LHP	Vallejo, CA
8.	Astros	John Mizerock	C	Punxsutawney, PA
9.	White Sox	*Steve Buechele	SS	Fullerton, CA
10.	Expos	Tim Wallach	1B	Cal State Fullerton
11.	Twins	Kevin Brandt	OF	Nekoosa, WI
12.	Cubs	Jon Perlman	RHP	Baylor U
13.	Tigers	Rick Leach	OF	U of Michigan
14.	Padres	Joe Lansford	1B	San Jose, CA
15.	Giants	Scott Garrelts	RHP	Buckley, IL
16.	Dodgers	Steve Howe	LHP	U of Michigan
17.	Rangers	Jerry Don Gleaton	LHP	U of Texas
18.	Giants	*Rick Luecken	RHP	Houston, TX
19.	White Sox	Rick Seilheimer	C	Brenham, TX
20.	Reds	Dan Lamar	C	Houston, TX
21.	Royals	Atlee Hammaker	LHP	E. Tennessee State U
22.	Reds	Mike Sullivan	RHP	Clemson U
23.	Tigers	Chris Baker	OF	Dearborn Heights, MI
24.	Padres	Bob Geren	C	San Diego, CA
25.	Dodgers	Steve Perry	RHP	U of Michigan
26.	Athletics	*Mike Stenhouse	OF	Harvard U

* Did not sign