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Major League Draft Picks Who Skipped Minors

By Patrick Mondout

Here is the list of players who were drafted but who went straight to the majors without playing in the minors. A number of these players eventually returned to the minors (Brian Milner played a total of two major league games). We also have the #1 overall picks and late round gems.

 
Pick/Year Player Pos Team School
1/1967 *Mike Adamson RHP Orioles University of Southern California
2/1970 Steve Dunning RHP Indians Stanford University
1/1971 *Pete Broberg  RHP Senators Dartmouth College
2/1971 *Burt Hooton RHP Cubs University of Texas
3/1971 *Rob Ellis 3B Brewers Michigan State University
1/1972 Dave Roberts 3B Padres University of Oregon
1/1973 *Dick Ruthven RHP Phillies Cal State Fresno
1/1973 David Clyde LHP Rangers Houston, Texas
4/1973 Dave Winfield OF Padres University of Minnesota
11/1973 Eddie Bane LHP Twins Arizona State University
1/1978 Bob Horner 3B Braves Arizona State University
4/1978 Mike Morgan RHP Athletics Las Vegas, Nevada
20/1978 Tim Conroy LHP Athletics Monroeville, Pennsylvania
7th round/1978 Brian Milner C Blue Jays Southwest HS, Texas
8/1985 Pete Incaviglia OF Expos Oklahoma State University
8/1988 Jim Abbott LHP Angels University of Michigan
2/1993 Darren Dreifort RHP Dodgers Wichita State University
5/1995 **Ariel Prieto RHP Athletics Fajardo Regional College, Cuba
3rd round/1989 John Olerud 1B Blue Jays Washington State University
2nd round/2000 Xavier Nady OF Padres University of California

* Secondary phase
** Pitched in the independent Western League before being drafted.
Players such as Chan Ho Park and Ichiro Suzuki have joined the majors straight from Asia, but do not belong on this list as they were not drafted.



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Bob Horner became the second drafted Sun Devil to skip the minors on his way to the majors after Eddie Bane in 1973.

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