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2003 Major League Draft

Here is the first round of the 2003 Major League Baseball draft. Southern Californian high school outfielder Delmon Young was the number one overall pick going to the Devil Rays. Young the younger brother of Dmitri Young, who had held the honor of being the highest drafted member of his family when he went fourth overall to the Cardinals in 1991

This marked the second time in the short history of the Devil Rays that they used the top pick on a high school outfielder, having selected Josh Hamilton #1 overall in 1999. Number 2 overall pick Rickie Weeks went undrafted out of of high school but gained the scouts attention as a second baseman at Southern University. Weeks became the highest drafted player from Southern since Danny Goodwin went #1 overall to the Angels in 1975.

Wake Forest righthander Kyle Sleeth, who tied an NCAA record with 26 consecutive victories, went #3 to the Tigers. Until this past season, Sleeth was seen as a better NFL prospect.  Both Tony Gwynn and Fernando Valenzuela, who saw plenty of each other in the NL West (including a short time as teammates), had their sons taken in the draft. Anthony Gwynn, who hit .359 for San Diego State, went #39 overall to the Milwaukee Brewers. Fernando Valenzuela, Jr. was drafted in the 10th round by the Padres.

Other "sons" who were drafted include: USC righthander Brian Bannister (Floyd Bannister, who was the first overall pick in 1976) who was taken in the 7th round by the Mets, Oklahoma State outfielder Jose Virgil (Ozzie Virgil) who was taken in the 18th round by the Cardinals, North Carolina State outfielder Joe Gaetti (Gary Gaetti) taken by Colorado in the 12th, and Rice shortstop Enrique Cruz (Jose Cruz and brother of Jose Cruz, Jr.) selected by the Yankees in the 14th round.

 #  Name Position  Team School
1 Delmon Young OF Devil Rays Camirillo High School, California
2 Rickie Weeks 2B Brewers Southern University
3 Kyle Sleeth RHP Tigers Wake Forest University
4 Tim Stauffer RHP Padres University of Richmond
5 Chris Lubanski OF Royals Kennedy-Kenrick High School
6 Ryan Harvey OF Cubs Dunedin High School
7 Nick Markakis LHP Orioles Young Harris GA Junior College
8 Paul Maholm LHP Pirates Mississippi State University
9 John Danks LHP Rangers Round Rock High School
10 Ian Stewart 3B Rockies La Quinta High School
11 Michael Aubrey 1B Indians Tulane University
12 Lastings Milledge OF Mets Lakewood Ranch High School
13 Aaron Hill SS Blue Jays Louisiana State University
14 Ryan Wagner RHP Reds University of Houston
15 Brian Anderson OF White Sox University of Arizona
16 Jeffrey Allison RHP Marlins Veterans Memorial High School
17 David Murphy OF Red Sox Baylor University
18 Bradley Snyder OF Indians Ball State University
19 Connor Jackson 3B D-Backs University of California
20 Chad Cordero RHP Expos California State University
21 Matthew Moses 3B Twins Mills Godwinn High School
22 David Aardsma RHP Giants Rice University
23 Richard Wood SS Angels Horizon High School Arizona
24 Chad Billingsley RHP Dodgers Defiant Senior High School OH
25 Bradley Sullivan RHP Athletics University of Houston
26 Bryan Snyder 3B Athletics Stetson University
27 Eric Duncan 3B Yankees Seton Hall Prep, New Jersey
28 Daric Barton C Cardinals Marina High School California
29 Carlos Quentin OF Diamondbacks Stanford University
30 Mitchell Myer C Royals University of Toledo

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