1975 Major League Baseball draft | |
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Overview | |
First selection | Danny Goodwin California Angels |
First round selections | 24 |
Hall of Famers | 2 |
First round selections
= All-Star | = Baseball Hall of Famer |
The following are the first round picks in the 1975 Major League Baseball draft.[1] Many baseball draft experts consider the 1975 draft to be the weakest in MLB history.
Pick | Player | Team | Position | Hometown/School |
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1 | Danny Goodwin | California Angels | Catcher | Southern University |
2 | Mike Lentz | San Diego Padres | Pitcher | Juanita High School |
3 | Les Filkins | Detroit Tigers | Outfield | George Washington High School |
4 | Brian Rosinski | Chicago Cubs | Outfield | Evanston Senior High School |
5 | Richard OKeefe | Milwaukee Brewers | Pitcher | Yorktown Heights High School |
6 | Butch Benton | New York Mets | Catcher | Godby High School |
7 | Rick Cerone | Cleveland Indians | Catcher | Seton Hall University |
8 | Ted Barnicle | San Francisco Giants | Pitcher | Jacksonville State University |
9 | Clint Hurdle | Kansas City Royals | Outfield | Merritt Island High School |
10 | Art Miles | Montreal Expos | Shortstop | David Crockett High School |
11 | Chris Knapp | Chicago White Sox | Pitcher | Central Michigan University |
12 | Sam Welborn | Philadelphia Phillies | Pitcher | Wichita Falls High School |
13 | Rick Sofield | Minnesota Twins | Shortstop | Morristown High School |
14 | Bo McLaughlin | Houston Astros | Pitcher | David Lipscomb College |
15 | Otis Foster | Boston Red Sox | First Base | High Point University |
16 | David Johnson | St. Louis Cardinals | Pitcher | Gaylord High School |
17 | Jim Gideon | Texas Rangers | Pitcher | University of Texas |
18 | Donald Young | Atlanta Braves | Catcher | Dos Pueblos High School |
19 | Jim McDonald | New York Yankees | First Base | Verbum Dei High School |
20 | Dale Berra | Pittsburgh Pirates | Shortstop | Montclair High School |
21 | Bruce Robinson | Oakland Athletics | Catcher | Stanford Cardinal |
22 | Tony Moretto | Cincinnati Reds | Outfield | Harrison High School |
23 | Dave Ford | Baltimore Orioles | Pitcher | Lincoln West High School |
24 | Mark Bradley | Los Angeles Dodgers | Shortstop | Elizabethtown High School |
Other notable selections
= All-Star | = Baseball Hall of Famer |
Round | Pick | Player | Team | Position |
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2 | 28 | Lee Smith | Chicago Cubs | Pitcher |
3 | 49 | Carney Lansford | California Angels | Shortstop |
3 | 68 | Don Robinson | Pittsburgh Pirates | Pitcher |
4 | 75 | Jason Thompson | Detroit Tigers | Pitcher-First Baseman |
4 | 84 | Dickie Noles | Philadelphia Phillies | Pitcher |
5 | 99 | Lou Whitaker | Detroit Tigers | Third Baseman |
7 | 156 | Keith Moreland | Philadelphia Phillies | Third Baseman |
11 | 250 | Andre Dawson | Montreal Expos | Outfielder |
15 | 357 | Bob Horner* | Oakland Athletics | Shortstop |
16 | 384 | Dave Stewart | Los Angeles Dodgers | Pitcher |
20 | 473 | Glenn Hubbard | Atlanta Braves | Second Baseman |
21 | 484 | John Tudor* | New York Mets | Pitcher |
* Did not sign
Notes
- ↑ "MLB First Round Draft Picks - 1975". Retrieved September 16, 2008.
- ↑ "1st Round of the 1975 MLB June Amateur Draft - Baseball-Reference.com". Baseball-Reference.com.
- ↑ "1975 Baseball Draft". Baseball Almanac.
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