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1989 Major League Baseball draft

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Baseball draft of amateur players

1989 Major League Baseball draft
General information
Dates	June 5-x, 1989
Overview
1490^[1] total selections
First selection	Ben McDonald Baltimore Orioles
First round selections	30
Hall of Famers	4 1BFrank Thomas 1BJeff Bagwell CPTrevor Hoffman 3B/1BJim Thome
← 1988 1990 →

The1989 Major League Baseball draft took place in June 1989. The draft saw theBaltimore Orioles selectBen McDonald first overall.

First-round selections

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The following are the first round picks in the 1989 Major League Baseball draft on June 5.

= All-Star

= Baseball Hall of Famer

Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
1	Ben McDonald	Baltimore Orioles	RHP	LSU
2	Tyler Houston	Atlanta Braves	C	Valley High School (NV)
3	Roger Salkeld	Seattle Mariners	RHP	Saugus High School (CA)
4	Jeff Jackson	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	Simeon High School (IL)
5	Donald Harris	Texas Rangers	OF	Texas Tech
6	Paul Coleman	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	Frankston High School (TX)
7	Frank Thomas	Chicago White Sox	1B	Auburn
8	Earl Cunningham	Chicago Cubs	OF	Lancaster High School (SC)
9	Kyle Abbott	California Angels	LHP	Long Beach State
10	Charles Johnson	Montreal Expos	C	Westwood High School (FL)
11	Calvin Murray	Cleveland Indians	3B	W.T. White High School (TX)
12	Jeff Juden	Houston Astros	RHP	Salem High School (MA)
13	Brent Mayne	Kansas City Royals	C	Cal State Fullerton
14	Steve Hosey	San Francisco Giants	OF	Fresno State
15	Kiki Jones	Los Angeles Dodgers	RHP	Hillsborough High School (FL)
16	Greg Blosser	Boston Red Sox	OF	Sarasota High School (FL)
17	Cal Eldred	Milwaukee Brewers	RHP	Iowa
18	Willie Greene	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	Jones County High School (GA)
19	Eddie Zosky	Toronto Blue Jays	SS	Fresno State
20	Scott Bryant	Cincinnati Reds	OF	Texas
21	Greg Gohr	Detroit Tigers	RHP	Santa Clara
22	Tom Goodwin	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	Fresno State
23	Mo Vaughn	Boston Red Sox	1B	Seton Hall
24	Alan Zinter	New York Mets	C	Arizona
25	Chuck Knoblauch	Minnesota Twins	2B	Texas A&M
26	Scott Burrell	Seattle Mariners	RHP	Hamden High School (CT)

Supplemental first round selections

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Pick	Player	Team	Position	School
27	Todd Jones	Houston Astros	RHP	Jacksonville State
28	Jamie McAndrew	Los Angeles Dodgers	RHP	Florida
29	Kevin Morton	Boston Red Sox	LHP	Seton Hall
30	Gordon Powell	Milwaukee Brewers	3B	Hughes HS (Cincinnati)

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Other notable players

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Brian Hunter, 2nd round, 35th overall by theHouston Astros
Tim Salmon, 3rd round, 69th overall by theCalifornia Angels
Jerry Dipoto, 3rd round, 71st overall by theCleveland Indians
Shane Reynolds†, 3rd round, 72nd overall by theHouston Astros
John Olerud†, 3rd round, 79th overall by theToronto Blue Jays
Phil Nevin†, 3rd round, 82nd overall by theLos Angeles Dodgers, but did not sign
Eric Wedge, 3rd round, 83rd overall by theBoston Red Sox
Brook Fordyce, 3rd round, 84th overall by theNew York Mets
Denny Neagle†, 3rd round, 85th overall by theMinnesota Twins
Jeff Bagwell‡, 4th round, 110th overall by theBoston Red Sox
Scott Erickson†, 4th round, 112th overall by theMinnesota Twins
Ryan Klesko†, 4th round, 116th overall by theAtlanta Braves
Alan Embree, 5th round, 125th overall by theCleveland Indians
J. T. Snow, 5th round, 129th overall by theNew York Yankees
Paul Quantrill†, 6th round, 163rd overall by theBoston Red Sox
Russ Springer, 7th round, 181st overall by theNew York Yankees
Butch Huskey, 7th round, 190th overall by theNew York Mets
Curt Leskanic, 8th round, 203rd overall by theCleveland Indians
Mike Lansing, 9th round, 219th overall by theBaltimore Orioles, but did not sign
Sterling Hitchcock, 9th round, 233rd overall by theNew York Yankees
Jeffrey Hammonds†, 9th round, 237th overall by theToronto Blue Jays, but did not sign
Chad Mottola, 10th round, 245th overall by theBaltimore Orioles, but did not sign
Scot McCloughan, 10th round, 266th overall by theNew York Mets
Marty Cordova, 10th round, 269th overall by theMinnesota Twins
Kelly Stinnett, 11th round, 281st overall by theCleveland Indians
Trevor Hoffman‡, 11th round, 290th overall by theCincinnati Reds
Jim Thome‡, 13th round, 333rd overall by theCleveland Indians
Mike Trombley, 14th round, 373rd overall by theMinnesota Twins
Pat Rapp, 15th round, 388th overall by theSan Francisco Giants
Gregg Zaun, 17th round, 427th overall by theBaltimore Orioles
Brian Giles†, 17th round, 437th overall by theCleveland Indians
Mark Grudzielanek†, 17th round, 450th overall by theNew York Mets, but did not sign
Tim Worrell, 20th round, 520th overall by theSan Diego Padres
Jeff Kent†, 20th round, 523rd overall by theToronto Blue Jays
Robert Person, 25th round, 645th overall by theCleveland Indians
Joe Randa, 30th round, 773rd overall by theCalifornia Angels, but did not sign
Joe Borowski, 32nd round, 823rd overall by theChicago White Sox
Dana Brown, 35th round, 898th overall by thePhiladelphia Phillies
Hilly Hathaway, 35th round, 903rd overall by theCalifornia Angels
Jorge Posada†, 43rd round, 1,116th overall by theNew York Yankees, but did not sign
Jason Giambi†, 43rd round, 1,118th overall by theMilwaukee Brewers, but did not sign
Eric Young†, 43rd round, 1,123rd overall by theLos Angeles Dodgers
Chad Curtis, 45th round, 1,157th overall by theCalifornia Angels
Bobby Magallanes, 50th round, 1,260th overall by theSeattle Mariners
Denny Hocking, 52nd round, 1,314th overall by theMinnesota Twins

† All-Star
‡ Hall of Famer

NBA/NFL players drafted

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Scott Burrell, 1st round, 26th overall by theSeattle Mariners, but did not sign
Jeff Brohm, 7th round, 176th overall by theMontreal Expos, but did not sign
Rodney Peete, 13th round, 348th overall by theOakland Athletics, but did not sign
Marcus Robertson, 19th round, 489th overall by theCleveland Indians, but did not sign

References

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^"1989 MLB Draft History".baseball-reference.com. RetrievedJune 19, 2013.
^Baseball-Reference.com Draft Database

External links

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Complete 1989 draft list from Baseballist.com

Preceded by

Andy Benes

1st Overall Picks
Ben McDonald

Succeeded by

Chipper Jones

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1989 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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