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List of Cincinnati Reds first-round draft picks

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Barry Larkin, the Reds' 1985 selection and a2012Hall of Fame inductee, was named to 14All-Star teams in his 19-year career.[1]

TheCincinnati Reds are aMajor League Baseball (MLB)franchise based inCincinnati,Ohio. They play in theNational LeagueCentral division. Officially known as the "First-Year Player Draft",[2] the Rule 4 Draft is MLB's primary mechanism for assigning players from high schools, colleges, and other amateur clubs to its franchises. The draft order is determined based on the previous season's standings, with the team possessing the worst record receiving the first pick.[2] In addition, teams which lostfree agents in the previous off-season may be awardedcompensatory or supplementary picks.[3] Since the establishment of the draft in 1965, the Reds have selected 59 players in the first round.

Of those 59 players, 28 have beenpitchers, the most of any position; 22 of these were right-handed, while 6 were left-handed. The Reds have also selected 13outfielders, eightshortstops, fourcatchers, fourthird basemen and twofirst basemen. They have never selected asecond baseman in the initial round of the draft.[4] The franchise has drafted eleven players from colleges or high schools inCalifornia, while another eight were drafted out ofTexas. The only first-round pick out of the Reds' home state of Ohio was Barry Larkin, a native of Cincinnati.[4]

One of these picks has been elected to theBaseball Hall of Fame;Barry Larkin, drafted in 1985, was elected to the Hall in his third year of eligibility in2012.[5] Five of these picks have won aWorld Series championship with the Reds.Don Gullett &Gary Nolan won two consecutive Series with the Reds,1975 and1976, and Gullett won againin 1977 as a member of theNew York Yankees.[6] Three of the Reds first-round picks participated in the team's1990 championship: Larkin,Scott Scudder, andJack Armstrong.[7] In addition to eventually reaching the Hall of Fame, Larkin was awarded theRoberto Clemente Award in 1993, theLou Gehrig Memorial Award in 1994, and named theNational League Most Valuable Player in 1995.[1]

Cincinnati has made ten selections in the supplemental round of the draft, but has never held the first overall pick. They have also had two compensatory picks since the first draft in 1965.[4] These additional picks are provided when a team loses a particularly valuable free agent in the previous off-season,[3][8][V] or, more recently, if a team fails to sign a draft pick from the previous year.[9] The Reds have failed to sign their first-round pick twice.Mike Miley, selected in 1971, chose to attend college atLouisiana State University; he would later be drafted by theCalifornia Angels in 1974.[10][11] The Reds did not receive a compensatory pick for failing to sign Miley.Jeremy Sowers, the Reds' 2001 choice, decided to attendVanderbilt University, and was selected in the first round of the 2004 draft by theCleveland Indians. Sowers' MLB debut came in 2006 against Cincinnati.[12] For failing to sign Sowers, the Reds received the 40th pick in the 2002 draft, which they used to select Mark Schramek.[13]

Key

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YearLinks to an article about that year'sMajor League Baseball Draft
PositionIndicates the secondary/collegiate position at which the player was drafted, rather than the professional position the player went on to play
PickIndicates the number of the pick
*Player did not sign with the Reds
§Indicates asupplemental pick
Member of theNational Baseball Hall of Fame
'90Player was a member of theReds' 1990 championship team
'75 '76Player was a member of theReds' 1975 and1976 championship teams.

Picks

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Austin Kearns, playing for the Washington Nationals, holding a baseball bat.
Austin Kearns (1998) led the National League inputouts as aright fielder in 2006 and 2007.[14]
Jeremy Sowers throws a pitch, wearing a Cleveland Indians uniform
Jeremy Sowers (2001), is one of only two picks the Reds were unable to sign.
Homer Bailey, in a Reds uniform, ready to throw a pitch
WhenHomer Bailey (2004) made his MLB debut in 2007, he was the youngest player in the National League.[15]
Jay Bruce taking batting practice.
Baseball America namedJay Bruce (2005) theMinor League Player of the Year in 2007.[16]
YearNamePositionSchool (Location)PickRef
1965Bernie CarboThird basemanLivonia High School
(Livonia, Michigan)
16[17]
1966Gary Nolan'75 '76Right-handedpitcherOroville High School
(Oroville, California)
13[18]
1967Wayne SimpsonRight-handedpitcherCentennial High School
(Compton, California)
8[19]
1968Timothy GrantRight-handedpitcherRiverview High School
(Boykins, Virginia)
13[20]
1969Don Gullett'75 '76Left-handedpitcherMcKell High School
(South Shore, Kentucky)
14[21]
1970Gary PolczynskiShortstopNathan Hale High School
(West Allis, Wisconsin)
15[22]
1971Mike Miley*ShortstopEast Jefferson High School
(Kenner, Louisiana)
24[23]
1972Larry PaineRight-handedpitcherHuntsville High School
(Huntsville, Texas)
7[24]
1973Bradford KesslerOutfielderClaremont High School
(Claremont, California)
22[25]
1974Steve ReedRight-handedpitcherFort Wayne High School
(Fort Wayne, Indiana)
23[26]
1975Tony MorettoOutfielderWilliam Henry Harrison High School
(Evansville, Indiana)
22[27]
1976Mark KingRight-handedpitcherOwensboro High School
(Owensboro, Kentucky)
23[28]
1977Tad VengerThird basemanHart High School
(Newhall, California)
24[29]
1978Nick EsaskyShortstopCarol City High School
(Opa-locka, Florida)
17[30]
1979Dan LamarCatcherBellaire High School
(Houston, Texas)
20[a][31]
1979Mike SullivanRight-handedpitcherClemson University
(Clemson, South Carolina)
22[31]
1980Ron RobinsonRight-handedpitcherWoodlake High School
(Woodlake, California)
19[32]
1981no first-round pick[b][33]
1982Scott JonesLeft-handedpitcherHinsdale South High School
(Hinsdale, Illinois)
22[c][34]
1982Billy HawleyRight-handedpitcherBrookland-Cayce High School
(West Columbia, South Carolina)
23[34]
1982Robert Jones*First basemanProviso East High School
(Maywood, Illinois)
28§[d][34]
1983Kurt StillwellShortstopThousand Oaks High School
(Thousand Oaks, California)
2[35]
1984Pat PacilloRight-handedpitcherSeton Hall University
(South Orange, New Jersey)
5[36]
1985Barry Larkin'90ShortstopUniversity of Michigan
(Ann Arbor, Michigan)
4[37]
1986Scott Scudder'90Right-handedpitcherPrairiland High School
(Blossom, Texas)
17[38]
1987Jack Armstrong'90Right-handedpitcherUniversity of Oklahoma
(Norman, Oklahoma)
18[39]
1988no first-round pick[e][40]
1989Scott BryantOutfielderUniversity of Texas at Austin
(Austin, Texas)
20[41]
1990Dan WilsonCatcherUniversity of Minnesota
(Minneapolis, Minnesota)
7[42]
1991Pokey ReeseShortstopLower Richland High School
(Hopkins, South Carolina)
20[43]
1992Chad MottolaOutfielderUniversity of Central Florida
(Orlando, Florida)
5[44]
1993Pat WatkinsOutfielderEast Carolina University
(Greenville, North Carolina)
32§[f][45]
1994C. J. NitkowskiLeft-handedpitcherSt. John's University
(Jamaica, New York)
9[46]
1995no first-round pick[g][47]
1996John OliverOutfielderLake-Lehman Junior/Senior High School
(Lehman Township, Pennsylvania)
25[48]
1996Matt McClendon*Right-handedpitcherUniversity of Florida
(Gainesville, Florida)
33§[h][48]
1997Brandon LarsonShortstopLouisiana State University
(Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
14[49]
1998Austin KearnsOutfielderLafayette High School
(Lexington, Kentucky)
7[50]
1999Ty HowingtonLeft-handedpitcherHudson's Bay High School
(Vancouver, Washington)
14[51]
2000David EspinosaShortstopMiami Coral Park High School
(Miami, Florida)
23[52]
2000Dustin MoseleyRight-handedpitcherArkansas High School
(Texarkana, Arkansas)
34§[i][52]
2001Jeremy Sowers*Left-handedpitcherBallard High School
(Ballard, Kentucky)
20[53]
2002Christopher GrulerRight-handedpitcherLiberty High School
(Oakley, California)
3[13]
2002Mark SchramekThird basemanUniversity of Texas at Austin
(Austin, Texas)
40§[j][13]
2003Ryan WagnerRight-handedpitcherUniversity of Houston
(Houston, Texas)
14[54]
2004Homer BaileyRight-handedpitcherLa Grange High School
(La Grange, Texas)
7[55]
2005Jay BruceOutfielderWest Brook Senior High School
(Beaumont, Texas)
12[56]
2006Drew StubbsOutfielderUniversity of Texas at Austin
(Austin, Texas)
8[57]
2007Devin MesoracoCatcherPunxsutawney Area High School
(Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania)
15[58]
2007Todd FrazierThird basemanRutgers University–New Brunswick
(New Brunswick, New Jersey)
34§[k][58]
2007Kyle LotzkarRight-handedpitcherSouth Delta Secondary School
(Delta, British Columbia)
53§[l][58]
2008Yonder AlonsoFirst basemanUniversity of Miami
(Coral Gables, Florida)
7[59]
2009Mike LeakeRight-handedpitcherArizona State University
(Tempe, Arizona)
8[60]
2009Bradley BoxbergerRight-handedpitcherUniversity of Southern California
(Los Angeles, California)
43§[m][60]
2010Yasmani GrandalCatcherUniversity of Miami
(Coral Gables, Florida)
12[61]
2011Robert StephensonRight-handedpitcherAlhambra High School
(Martinez, California)
27[62]
2012Nick TraviesoRight-handedpitcherArchbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School
(Southwest Ranches, Florida)
14[63]
2012Jesse WinkerOutfielderOlympia High School
(Orlando, Florida)
49§[n][63]
2012Jeff GelalichOutfielderUniversity of California, Los Angeles
(Los Angeles,California)
57§[o][63]
2013Phillip ErvinOutfielderSamford University
(Homewood, Alabama)
27[64]
2013Michael LorenzenRight-handedpitcherCalifornia State University, Fullerton
(Fullerton, California)
38[64]
2014Nick HowardRight-handedpitcherUniversity of Virginia
(Charlottesville, Virginia)
19[65]
2014Alex BlandinoShortstopStanford University
(Palo Alto, California)
29[p][65]
2015Tyler StephensonCatcherKennesaw Mountain High School
(Kennesaw, Georgia)
11[66]
2016Nick SenzelThird BasemanUniversity of Tennessee
(Knoxville, Tennessee)
2[67]
2016Taylor TrammellOutfielderMount Paran Christian School
(Kennesaw, Georgia)
35[67]
2017Hunter GreeneRight-handedpitcher /ShortstopNotre Dame High School

(Sherman Oaks, California)

2
2017Jeter DownsShortstopMonsignor Edward Pace High School

(Miami Gardens, Florida)

32
2018Jonathan IndiaThird BasemanUniversity of Florida

(Gainesville, Florida)

5
2019Nick LodoloLeft-handedpitcherTexas Christian University

(Fort Worth, Texas)

7
2020Austin HendrickOutfielderWest Allegheny Senior High School

(Imperial, Pennsylvania)

12
2021Matt McLainShortstopUCLA
(Los Angeles, California)
17
2021Jay AllenOutfielderJohn Carroll Catholic High School
(Fort Pierce, Florida)
30§
2022Cam CollierThird BasemanChipola College
(Marianna, Florida)
18
2022Sal StewartThird BasemanWestminster Christian School
(Palmetto Bay, Florida)
32§
2023Rhett LowderRight-HandedpitcherWake Forest University
(Winston-Salem, North Carolina)
7
2023Ty FloydRight-HandedpitcherLSU
(Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
38§
2024Chase BurnsRight-HandedpitcherWake Forest University
(Winston-Salem, North Carolina)
2
2025Steele HallShortstopHewitt-Trussville High School
(Trussville, Alabama)
9[68]

See also

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Footnotes

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  • V Through the 2012 draft,free agents were evaluated by theElias Sports Bureau and rated "Type A", "Type B", or not compensation-eligible. If a team offeredarbitration to a player but that player refused and subsequently signed with another team, the original team was able to receive additional draft picks. If a "Type A" free agent left in this way, his previous team received a supplemental pick and a compensatory pick from the team with which he signed. If a "Type B" free agent left in this way, his previous team received only a supplemental pick.[69] Since the 2013 draft, free agents are no longer classified by type; instead, compensatory picks are only awarded if the team offered its free agent a contract worth at least the average of the 125 current richest MLB contracts.[70] However, if the free agent's last team acquired the player in a trade during the last year of his contract, it is ineligible to receive compensatory picks for that player.[71]
  • a The Reds gained a compensatory first-round pick in 1979 from thePhiladelphia Phillies for losing free agentPete Rose.[72]
  • b The Reds lost their first-round pick in 1981 to theChicago Cubs as compensation for signing free agentLarry Biittner.[73]
  • c The Reds gained a compensatory first-round pick in 1982 from theNew York Yankees for losing free agentDave Collins.[74]
  • d The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1982 for losing free agentDave Collins.[74]
  • e The Reds lost their first-round pick in 1988 to theSan Francisco Giants as compensation for signing free agentEddie Milner.[75]
  • f The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1993 for losing free agentGreg Swindell. They had lost their original first-round pick in 1993 to theMinnesota Twins as compensation for signing free agentJohn Smiley.[76]
  • g The Reds lost their first-round pick in 1995 to theBoston Red Sox as compensation for signing free agentDamon Berryhill.[77]
  • h The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1996 for losing free agentRon Gant.[78]
  • i The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2000 for losing free agentJuan Guzmán.[79]
  • j The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2002 for failing to sign 2001 first-round pick Jeremy Sowers.[80]
  • k The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2007 for losing free agentRich Aurilia.[81]
  • l The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2007 for losing free agentScott Schoeneweis.[81]
  • m The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2009 for losing free agentJeremy Affeldt.[82]
  • n The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2012 for losing free agentRamón Hernández.[63]
  • o The Reds gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2012 for losing free agentFrancisco Cordero.[63]
  • p The Reds gained a compensatory first-round pick in 2014 for losing free agentShin-Soo Choo.[65]

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