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2002 Major League Baseball draft

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Baseball draft of amateur players by Major League Baseball

2002 Major League Baseball draft
General information
DateJune 4–5, 2002
Overview
First selectionBryan Bullington
Pittsburgh Pirates
← 2001
2003 →

The2002 Major League Baseball draft, was held on June 4 and 5.

It is featured inMichael Lewis' 2003 bookMoneyball.

First round selections

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TheRoyals selectedZack Greinke sixth overall. The 6×All-Star is a 6×Gold Glove winner atpitcher, 2×Silver Slugger atpitcher, 2×ERA leader, and the2009Cy Young Award winner.
TheBrewers selectedPrince Fielder 7th overall. Fielder is a 6×All-Star, 3×Silver Slugger atfirst base, and led theNational League inhome runs in2007.
TheMets selectedScott Kazmir 15th overall. Kazmir is a 3×All-Star and led theAmerican League instrikeouts in2007.
ThePhillies selectedCole Hamels 17th overall. In2008, the 4×All-Star led the Phillies to aWorld Series championship and was namedWorld Series MVP.
TheSan Francisco Giants selectedMatt Cain 25th overall. The 3×All-Star, pitched aperfect game in2012, and won theWorld Series in2010, and2012.
=All-Star
PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
1Bryan BullingtonPittsburgh PiratesRHPBall State
2B. J. UptonTampa Bay Devil RaysCFGreenbrier Christian Academy (VA)
3Chris GrulerCincinnati RedsRHPLiberty High School (CA)
4Adam LoewenBaltimore OriolesLHPFraser Valley Christian High School (BC)
5Clint EvertsMontreal ExposRHPCypress Falls High School (TX)
6Zack GreinkeKansas City RoyalsRHPApopka High School (FL)
7Prince FielderMilwaukee Brewers1BEau Gallie High School (FL)
8Scott MooreDetroit TigersSSCypress High School (CA)
9Jeff FrancisColorado RockiesLHPUniversity of British Columbia
10Drew MeyerTexas RangersSS/2BSouth Carolina
11Jeremy HermidaFlorida MarlinsOFWheeler High School (GA)
12Joe SaundersAnaheim AngelsLHPVirginia Tech
13Khalil GreeneSan Diego PadresSSClemson
14Russ AdamsToronto Blue JaysSSNorth Carolina
15Scott KazmirNew York MetsLHPCypress Falls High School (TX)
16Nick SwisherOakland Athletics[Compensation 1]1BOhio State
17Cole HamelsPhiladelphia PhilliesLHPRancho Bernardo High School (CA)
18Royce RingChicago White SoxLHPSan Diego State
19James LoneyLos Angeles Dodgers1BElkins High School (TX)
20Denard SpanMinnesota TwinsOFTampa Catholic High School (FL)
21Bobby BrownlieChicago CubsRHPRutgers
22Jeremy GuthrieCleveland IndiansRHPStanford
23Jeff FrancoeurAtlanta BravesOFParkview High School (GA)
24Joe BlantonOakland Athletics[Compensation 2]RHPKentucky
25Matt CainSan Francisco GiantsRHPHouston High School (TN)
26John McCurdyOakland AthleticsSSMaryland
27Sergio SantosArizona DiamondbacksSSMater Dei High School (CA)
28John Mayberry Jr.*Seattle Mariners1BRockhurst High School (MO)
29Derick GrigsbyHouston AstrosRHPNortheast Texas Community College
30Ben FritzOakland Athletics[Compensation 3]RHPFresno State

Supplemental first round compensation selections

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PickPlayerTeamPositionSchool
31Greg MillerLos Angeles Dodgers[Compensation 4]LHPEsperanza High School (CA)
32Luke HagertyChicago Cubs[Compensation 5]LHPBall State
33Matt WhitneyCleveland Indians[Compensation 6]1BPalm Beach Gardens Community High School (FL)
34Dan MeyerAtlanta Braves[Compensation 7]LHPJames Madison
35Jeremy BrownOakland Athletics[Compensation 8]CAlabama
36Chadd BlaskoChicago Cubs[Compensation 9]RHPPurdue
37Steve ObenchainOakland Athletics[Compensation 10]RHPEvansville
38Matt ClantonChicago Cubs[Compensation 11]RHPOrange Coast College
39Mark TeahenOakland Athletics[Compensation 12]3BSaint Mary's
40Mark SchramekCincinnati Reds[Compensation 13]RHPTexas
41Micah SchillingCleveland Indians[Compensation 14]2BSilliman Institute
  • *Did Not Sign With Team

Compensation picks

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  1. ^Pick fromBoston Red Sox as compensation for signing of free agentJohnny Damon
  2. ^Pick fromNew York Yankees as compensation for signing of free agentJason Giambi
  3. ^Pick fromSt. Louis Cardinals as compensation for signing of free agentJason Isringhausen
  4. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentChan Ho Park
  5. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentDavid Weathers
  6. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentJuan Gonzalez
  7. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentSteve Karsay
  8. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentJason Giambi
  9. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentRondell White
  10. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentJason Isringhausen
  11. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentTodd Van Poppel
  12. ^Supplemental pick for loss of free agentJohnny Damon
  13. ^Supplemental pick for failure to sign 2001 No. 1 choice Jeremy Sowers
  14. ^Supplemental pick for failure to sign 2001 No.1 choice Alan Horne

Background

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The Pittsburgh Pirates selected 21-year-old right-handed pitcher Bryan Bullington with the first overall pick in the 2002 First-Year Player Draft. The 6'5", 225-pound hurler was ranked by Baseball America as having the best breaking ball and best command among all college pitchers.

In his three-year career at Ball State, Bullington posted a 29–11 record, 13 complete games and a 3.36 ERA in 46 games (42 starts). He is the university's all-time leader in strikeouts (357) and was a member of the 2001 USA National team. As a freshman, Bullington garnered all-conference honors and led the MAC in strikeouts. He was also named MAC Pitcher-of-the-Year for 2001 and 2002. Bullington set a MAC record in strikeouts and led the league in victories and ERA in 2002.

Other notable selections in the first round includedPrince Fielder (Brewers), son of former Major LeaguerCecil Fielder; andJohn Mayberry Jr. (Mariners), son of former Major LeaguerJohn Mayberry.[1]

This draft was discussed at length in theMichael Lewis bookMoneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, which analyzedOakland Athleticsgeneral managerBilly Beane's approach to player scouting and development.

Other notable players

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TheReds selectedJoey Votto in the 2nd round. The 6×All-Star won the2010National LeagueMVP Award.
TheRed Sox selectedJon Lester in the 2nd round. A 5×All-Star, he is a 3×World Series champion.
TheBraves selectedBrian McCann in the 2nd round. McCann is a 7×All-Star and 6×Silver Slugger atcatcher.
TheTigers selectedCurtis Granderson in the 3rd Round. He is a 3×All-Star and a2011Silver Slugger as anoutfielder.
TheAngels selectedHowie Kendrick in the 10th Round. a2011 All-Star, He helped. lead theNationals to the2019 World Series championship.
TheDodgers selectedRussell Martin in the 17th round. Martin is a 4×All-Star who in2007 won theSilver Slugger andGold Glove atcatcher.

NFL players drafted

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References

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  1. ^"Background on the 2002 MLB Draft". RetrievedJuly 16, 2008.

External links

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Preceded by1st Overall Picks
Bryan Bullington
Succeeded by
First-year player drafts
Rule 5 drafts
Expansion drafts
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