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1979 Major League Draft
Here is the first round of the 1979 Major League Baseball draft.
Second round pick Todd Demeter of the Yankees scored a record $208,000
bonus. The Royals used their fourth round selection on University of
Pittsburgh quarterback Dan Marino.
| # |
Name |
Position |
Team |
School |
| 1 |
Al Chambers |
OF |
Mariners |
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania |
| 2 |
Tim Leary |
RHP |
Mets |
UCLA |
| 3 |
Jay Schroeder |
C |
Blue
Jays |
Pacific Palisades, California |
| 4 |
Brad Komminsk |
OF |
Braves |
Lima, Ohio |
| 5 |
*Juan Bustabad |
SS |
Athletics |
Hialeah, Florida |
| 6 |
Andy Van Slyke |
OF |
Cardinals |
New Hartford, New York |
| 7 |
Jon Bohnet |
LHP |
Indians |
Vallejo, California |
| 8 |
John Mizerock |
C |
Astros |
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania |
| 9 |
*Steve Buechele |
SS |
White
Sox |
Fullerton, California |
| 10 |
Tim Wallach |
1B |
Expos |
Cal State Fullerton |
| 11 |
Kevin Brandt |
OF |
Twins |
Nekoosa, Wisconsin |
| 12 |
Jon Perlman |
RHP |
Cubs |
Baylor University |
| 13 |
Rick Leach |
OF |
Tigers |
University of Michigan |
| 14 |
Joe Lansford |
1B |
Padres |
San Jose, California |
| 15 |
Scott Garrelts |
RHP |
Giants |
Buckley, Illinois |
| 16 |
Steve Howe |
LHP |
Dodgers |
University of Michigan |
| 17 |
Jerry Don Gleaton |
LHP |
Rangers |
University of Texas |
| 18 |
*Rick Luecken |
RHP |
Giants |
Houston, Texas |
| 19 |
Rick Seilheimer |
C |
White
Sox |
Brenham, Texas |
| 20 |
Dan Lamar |
C |
Reds |
Houston, Texas |
| 21 |
Atlee Hammaker |
LHP |
Royals |
East Tennessee State University |
| 22 |
Mike Sullivan |
RHP |
Reds |
Clemson University |
| 23 |
Chris Baker |
OF |
Tigers |
Dearborn Heights, Michigan |
| 24 |
Bob Geren |
C |
Padres |
San Diego, California |
| 25 |
Steve Perry |
RHP |
Dodgers |
University of Michigan |
| 26 |
*Mike Stenhouse |
OF |
Athletics |
Harvard University |
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