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1976 Major League Draft

Here is the first round of the 1976 Major League Baseball draft. 

That the number 1 overall pick was from Arizona State was no surprise. Three #1 overalls in the first 13 years alone (Bannister, Monday and Horner) came from the school and 26 of the 27 members of the '76 Sun Devils (including Horner and '78 #3 overall pick Hubie Brooks) were eventually drafted, including 13 that played in the majors.

The Tigers may have regretted taking Tom Underwood's younger brother Pat with the second overall pick, but they fared well in the rest of the draft snapping up part of the core that led them to the 1984 World Series in Alan Trammell (second round), Dan Petry (fourth round), and Jack Morris (fifth round). Not content in drafting a borderline Hall of Fame shortstop, they took Cal Poly's Ozzie Smith in the 7th round (though they didn't sign him).

 #  Name Position  Team School
1 Floyd Bannister LHP Astros Arizona State University
2 Pat Underwood LHP Tigers Kokomo, IN
3 Ken Smith 3B Braves Youngstown, OH
4 *Bill Bordley LHP Brewers Rolling Hills Estates, CA
5 Bob Owchinko LHP Padres Eastern Michigan University
6 Ken Landreaux OF Angels Arizona State University
7 Herm Segelke RHP Cubs South Sacramento, CA
8 Steve Trout LHP White Sox South Holland, IL
9 Bob James RHP Expos Sunland, CA
10 *Jamie Allen 3B-RH Twins Yakima, WA
11 Mark Kuecker SS Giants Brenham, TX
12 Billy Simpson OF Rangers Lakewood, CA
13 Tom Thurberg OF-RH Mets South Weymouth, MA
14 Tim Glass C Indians Springfield, OH
15 Leon Durham 1B Cardinals Cincinnati, OH
16 Pat Tabler OF Yankees Cincinnati, OH
17 Jeff Kraus SS Phillies Cincinnati, OH
18 Ben Grzybek RHP Royals Hialeah, FL
19 Mike Scioscia C Dodgers Morton, PA
20 Dallas Williams OF Orioles Brooklyn, NY
21 Jim Parke RHP Pirates Sterling Heights, MI
22 Bruce Hurst LHP Red Sox St. George, UT
23 Mark King RHP Reds Owensboro, KY
24 *Mike Sullivan RHP Athletics Woodbridge, VA

* Did not sign



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Ken Landreaux was the sixth pick of the 1976 Major League amateur draft.

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