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Baseball draft of amateur players
1993 Major League Baseball draft |
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Date(s) | 1993 |
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1,721 total selections |
First selection |
Alex Rodriguez
Seattle Mariners |
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First round selections | 42 |
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Hall of Famers | |
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The 1993 Major League Baseball draft began with first round selections on June 3, 1993.
Alex Rodriguez was selected first overall by the
Seattle Mariners. Other notable draftees included
Chris Carpenter,
Torii Hunter,
Jason Varitek,
Scott Rolen, future
NFL Hall of Famer
Marshall Faulk, and
Heisman Trophy winner
Charlie Ward.
First round selections
Compensation picks
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Compensation Picks
Other notable players
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Scott Rolen, 2nd round, 46th overall by the
Philadelphia Phillies
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Chris Singleton, 2nd round, 48th overall by the
San Francisco Giants
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Jeff Suppan, 2nd round, 49th overall by the
Boston Red Sox
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Jay Witasick, 2nd round, 58th overall by the
St. Louis Cardinals
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Greg Norton, 2nd round, 59th overall by the
Chicago White Sox
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Brad Fullmer, 2nd round, 60th overall by the
Montreal Expos
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Scott Sullivan, 2nd round, 62nd overall by the
Cincinnati Reds
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Matt Clement, 3rd round, 86th overall by the
San Diego Padres
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Eli Marrero, 3rd round, 88th overall by the
St. Louis Cardinals
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Billy Koch, 4th round, 108th overall by the
New York Mets, but did not sign
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Paul Bako, 5th round, 148th overall by the
Cincinnati Reds
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Brian Moehler, 6th round, 165th overall by the
Detroit Tigers
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Scott Spiezio, 6th round, 181st overall by the
Oakland Athletics
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Mark Loretta, 7th round, 207th overall by the
Milwaukee Brewers
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John Thomson, 7th round, 212th overall by the
Colorado Rockies
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Steve Kline, 8th round, 223rd overall by the
Cleveland Indians
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R. A. Dickey, 10th round, 277th overall by the
Detroit Tigers, but did not sign
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Kevin Millwood, 11th round, 320th overall by the
Atlanta Braves
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Alex Cora, 12th round, 345th overall by the
Minnesota Twins, but did not sign
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Gary Matthews, Jr., 13th round, 366th overall by the
San Diego Padres
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Keith Foulke 14th round, 389th overall by the
Detroit Tigers, but did not sign
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José Molina 14th round, 390th overall by the
Chicago Cubs
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Bill Mueller, 15th round, 414th overall by the
San Francisco Giants
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Rodney Mazion, 15th round, 416th overall by the
New York Mets
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Mike Sirotka, 15th round, 425th overall by the
Chicago White Sox
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Tim Cossins, 16th round, 451st overall by the
Texas Rangers
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Glendon Rusch, 17th round, 469th overall by the
Kansas City Royals
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Dan Kolb, 17th round, 485th overall by the
Minnesota Twins, but did not sign
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Jermaine Dye, 17th round, 488th overall by the
Atlanta Braves
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John Rocker, 18th round, 516th overall by the
Atlanta Braves
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Mark Hendrickson, 21st round, 590th overall by the
San Diego Padres, but did not sign
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Richie Sexson, 24th round, 671st overall by the
Cleveland Indians
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Paul Lo Duca, 25th round, 690th overall by the
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Doug Davis, 31st round, 858th overall by the
Los Angeles Dodgers, but did not sign
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Jacque Jones, 31st round, 861st overall by the
Kansas City Royals, but did not sign
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Dave Berg, 38th round, 1079th overall by the
Florida Marlins
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Bob Howry, 45th round, 1269th overall by the
Florida Marlins, but did not sign
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Dave Roberts, 47th round, 1303rd overall by the
Cleveland Indians, but did not sign
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Plácido Polanco, 49th round, 1357th overall by the
Chicago White Sox, but did not sign
CFL/NBA/NFL players drafted
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Akili Smith, 7th round, 206th overall by the
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Billy Joe Hobert, 16th round, 453rd overall by the
Chicago White Sox, but did not sign
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Marshall Faulk, 43rd round, 1195th overall by the
California Angels, but did not sign
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Daryl Porter, 56th round, 1493rd overall by the California Angels, but did not sign
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Charlie Ward, 59th round, 1556th overall by the
Milwaukee Brewers, but did not sign
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Shawn Knight, 75th round, 1671st overall by the
Chicago Cubs, but did not sign
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