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1984 Major League Baseball draft

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Baseball draft of amateur players by Major League Baseball

1984 Major League Baseball draft
General information
Date	June 1984
Location	Madison Square Garden,New York, New York,United States
Overview
839 total selections
First selection	Shawn Abner New York Mets
First round selections	28
Hall of Famers	2 PGreg Maddux PTom Glavine
← 1983 1985 →

The1984 Major League Baseball draft took place in June 1984. The draft saw theNew York Mets selectShawn Abner first overall.

First round selections

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= All-Star

= Baseball Hall of Famer

The following are the first round picks in the 1984 Major League Baseball draft.^[1]

Pick	Player	Team	Position	Hometown/School
1	Shawn Abner	New York Mets	Outfield	Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School (PA)
2	Bill Swift	Seattle Mariners	Pitcher	Maine
3	Drew Hall	Chicago Cubs	Pitcher	Morehead State
4	Cory Snyder	Cleveland Indians	Shortstop	BYU
5	Pat Pacillo	Cincinnati Reds	Pitcher	Seton Hall
6	Erik Pappas	California Angels	Catcher	Mount Carmel High School (IL)
7	Mike Dunne	St. Louis Cardinals	Pitcher	Bradley
8	Jay Bell	Minnesota Twins	Shortstop	Gonzalez Tate High School
9	Alan Cockrell	San Francisco Giants	Outfield	Tennessee
10	Mark McGwire	Oakland Athletics	First Base	USC
11	Shane Mack	San Diego Padres	Outfield	UCLA
12	Oddibe McDowell	Texas Rangers	Outfield	Arizona State
13	Bob Caffrey	Montreal Expos	Catcher	Cal State Fullerton
14	John Marzano	Boston Red Sox	Catcher	Temple
15	Kevin Andersh	Pittsburgh Pirates	Pitcher	New Mexico
16	Scott Bankhead	Kansas City Royals	Pitcher	North Carolina
17	Don August	Houston Astros	Pitcher	Chapman University
18	Isaiah Clark	Milwaukee Brewers	Shortstop	Crockett High School
19	Drew Denson	Atlanta Braves	First Base	Purcell Marian High School
20	Tony Menéndez	Chicago White Sox	Pitcher	American High School (FL)
21	Pete Smith	Philadelphia Phillies	Pitcher	Burlington High School (MA)
22	Jeff Pries	New York Yankees	Pitcher	UCLA
23	Dennis Livingston	Los Angeles Dodgers	Pitcher	Oklahoma State
24	Terry Mulholland	San Francisco Giants	Pitcher	Marietta College
25	John Hoover	Baltimore Orioles	Pitcher	Fresno State
26	David Jerore	Cincinnati Reds	Pitcher	Aquinas High School (MI)
27	Gary Green	San Diego Padres	Shortstop	Oklahoma State
28	Norm Charlton	Montreal Expos	Pitcher	Rice

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Other notable players

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Jeff Blauser†, 1st round (secondary phase), 4th overall by theAtlanta Braves
Greg Maddux‡, 2nd round, 31st overall by theChicago Cubs
John Farrell, 2nd round, 32nd overall by theCleveland Indians
Tom Glavine‡, 2nd round, 47th overall by theAtlanta Braves
Marvin Freeman, 2nd round, 49th overall by thePhiladelphia Phillies
Al Leiter†, 2nd round, 50th overall by theNew York Yankees
Ken Caminiti†, 3rd round, 71st overall by theHouston Astros
Greg Myers, 3rd round, 74th overall by theToronto Blue Jays
Dwight Smith, 3rd round (secondary phase), 62nd overall by theChicago Cubs
Mike Henneman†, 4th round, 104th overall by theDetroit Tigers
Jamie Moyer†, 6th round, 135th overall by theChicago Cubs
Lance Johnson†, 6th round, 139th overall by theSt. Louis Cardinals
Todd Burns, 7th round, 168th overall by theOakland Athletics
Jody Reed, 8th round, 198th overall by theBoston Red Sox
John Vander Wal, 8th round, 201st overall by theHouston Astros, but did not sign
Rich Rodriguez, 9th round, 211th overall by theNew York Mets
John Wetteland†, 12th round, 289th overall by theNew York Mets, but did not sign
Jeff Brantley†, 13th round, 327th overall by theMontreal Expos, but did not sign
John Jaha†, 14th round, 358th overall by theMilwaukee Brewers
Chuck Finley†, 15th round, 372nd overall by theCalifornia Angels, but did not sign
Darren Holmes, 16th round, 415th overall by theLos Angeles Dodgers
Dante Bichette†, 17th round, 424th overall by theCalifornia Angels
Gene Larkin, 20th round, 504th overall by theMinnesota Twins
Jack McDowell†, 20th round, 510th overall by theBoston Red Sox, but did not sign
Jeff Fassero, 22nd round, 554th overall by theSt. Louis Cardinals
Eric Bolling, 22nd round, 561st overall by thePittsburgh Pirates
Jeff Nelson†, 22nd round, 569th overall by theLos Angeles Dodgers
Mike Devereaux, 26th round, 644th overall by theCleveland Indians, but did not sign
Don Wakamatsu, 51st round, 839th overall by theNew York Yankees, but did not sign

† All-Star
‡ Hall of Famer

NFL/CFL players drafted

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Damon Allen, 7th round, 182nd overall by theDetroit Tigers, but did not sign
Mike Prior, 18th round, 469th overall by theBaltimore Orioles, but did not sign
Rodney Peete, 30th round, 722nd overall by theToronto Blue Jays, but did not sign

References

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^"MLB First Round Draft Picks - 1984". RetrievedSeptember 16, 2008.
^"1st Round of the 1984 MLB June Amateur Draft - Baseball-Reference.com".Baseball-Reference.com.

External links

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Complete draft list fromThe Baseball Cube database

Preceded by

Tim Belcher

1st Overall Picks
Shawn Abner

Succeeded by

B.J. Surhoff

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1984 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee New York Toronto
AL West	California Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Chicago Montréal New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis
NL West	Atlanta Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

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