List of Texas Longhorns in the MLB Draft

Last updated March 17, 2024

This is a list of Texas Longhorns baseball players selected in the MLB draft.

Key

	= Selected to the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame
	= Major League Baseball All-Star Game participant
Bold	= Selected to the College Baseball Hall of Fame

† = Currently active in the MLB
‡ = Currently active in the MiLB

Position key

Pitcher	P	Catcher	C	Infielder	IF	First Baseman	1B
Second Baseman	2B	Third Baseman	3B	Outfielder	OF	Left Fielder	LF
Center Fielder	CF	Right Fielder	RF

Primary June draft selections

Here’s the list of players that were drafted and signed in the MLB Draft. Players that didn’t sign and either returned to college or retired from baseball were omitted. Only the players that were drafted and signed are on this list.

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Team	Position	Source
1965	28	8	533	Gary Moore	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	^[1]
1965	59	4	797	Michael Thompson	St. Louis Cardinals	C	^[1]
1966	17	1	321	Richard Summers	New York Mets	C	^[2]
1967	47	2	823	Allan Clements	New York Mets	P	^[3]
1969	24	11	561	Pat Brown	New York Yankees	OF	^[4]
1970	23	1	529	Larry Hardy	San Diego Padres	P	^[5]
1971	8	4	170	Walter Rothe	Montreal Expos	OF/1B	^[6]
1972	1	10	10	Dave Chalk	California Angels	3B	^[7]
	16	9	369	Michael Markl	Houston Astros	2B
	18	7	415	Lonnie Salyers	Cincinnati Reds	P
1973	5	1	97	Ken Pape	Texas Rangers	SS	^[8]
	11	20	260	Ron Roznovsky	Houston Astros	P
	16	4	364	Samuel Nicholson	San Diego Padres	P
	21	16	495	Stephen Clancy	Chicago Cubs	OF
	29	1	631	Rudy Jaramillo	Texas Rangers	OF
	49	1	740	Jimmy Kelley	Kansas City Royals	C
1974	19	2	427	Terry Pyka	Texas Rangers	OF	^[9]
1974	29	1	592	Bobby Cuellar	Texas Rangers	P	^[9]
1975	1	17	17	Jim Gideon	Texas Rangers	P	^[10]
	2	8	32	Rick Bradley	San Francisco Giants	C
	5	17	113	Blair Stouffer	Texas Rangers	3B/SS
	7	12	156	Keith Moreland	Philadelphia Phillies	3B
	14	4	316	Mike Anderson	Chicago Cubs	C
	23	7	531	Martin Flores	San Francisco Giants	P
1976	7	4	148	Ronald Jacobs	Milwaukee Brewers	C	^[11]
	12	4	268	Gary Pyka	Milwaukee Brewers	2B
	20	12	468	Doug Duncan	Texas Rangers	OF
1977	2	4	30	Tony Brizzolara	Atlanta Braves	P	^[12]
	8	3	185	Steve Day	Milwaukee Brewers	SS
	13	9	321	Don Kdner	Texas Rangers	P
	14	10	348	Bob Kearney	San Francisco Giants	C
	14	21	359	Mickey Reichenbach	Kansas City Royals	P
1978	18	2	444	Robert Heuck	Toronto Blue Jays	P	^[13]
	23	18	576	Jim McCoy	Kansas City Royals	P
	24	6	583	Kem Wright	San Francisco Giants	P
1979	1	17	17	Jerry Don Gleaton	Texas Rangers	P	^[14]
	4	3	81	Andre Robertson	Toronto Blue Jays	P
	5	3	107	Keith Walker	Toronto Blue Jays	P/OF
	6	2	132	Ron Gardenhire	New York Mets	IF
	12	16	302	Terry Salazar	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B
	18	22	464	Russell Jones	Cincinnati Reds	OF
	30	1	732	Mark Chellette	Seattle Mariners	3B/SS
1980	1	21	21	Jim Acker	Atlanta Braves	P	^[15]
	13	3	315	Quiton Lioyd	Atlanta Braves	OF
	14	22	360	Kevin Shannon	New York Yankees	OF
	28	14	694	Douglas Laufer	California Angels	P
1981	5	6	109	Buck Goldthorn	San Diego Padres	C	^[16]
	7	7	162	Mike Withrow	Chicago White Sox	P
	8	20	201	Dave Seiler	Philadelphia Phillies	P
	10	25	258	Tony Arnold	Baltimore Orioles	P
	29	7	718	Larry Long	Texas Rangers	OF
	29	10	721	Jimmy Tompkins	Atlanta Braves	P
	30	9	741	Mike Hamer	Atlanta Braves	P
	38	5	840	Chris Campbell	Montreal Expos	1B
1982	1	6	6	Spike Owen	Seattle Mariners	SS	^[17]
	3	23	77	Mike Konderia	Cincinnati Reds	P
	6	9	141	Rich Thompson	Atlanta Braves	OF
	13	15	328	Tracy Dophied	Houston Astros	OF
	23	9	579	Rusty Uresti	Atlanta Braves	C
	23	13	583	Milo Choate	Philadelphia Phillies	3B
1983	1	19	19	Roger Clemens	Boston Red Sox	P	^[18]
	1	27	27	Calvin Schiraldi	New York Mets	P
	2	5	33	Mike Brumley	Boston Red Sox	SS
	4	9	89	Jeff Hearron	Toronto Blue Jays	C
	7	3	161	Kirk Killingsworth	Texas Rangers	P/OF
	7	5	163	José Tolentino	Oakland Athletics	1B
	13	6	320	Mike Capel	Chicago Cubs	P
1984	33	7	778	Bryan Burrows	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	^[19]
	11	21	283	Darren Loy	Philadelphia Phillies	C
	13	12	326	Jamie Doughty	Texas Rangers	SS
1985	1	9	9	Mike Poehl	Cleveland Indians	P	^[20]
	2	6	34	Bruce Ruffin	Philadelphia Phillies	P
	4	1	81	Bill Bates	Milwaukee Brewers	2B
	16	16	408	Rick Parker	Philadelphia Phillies	SS
	18	2	446	Dennis Cook	San Francisco Giants	OF/P
	18	7	451	Mike Simon	Seattle Mariners	OF
	33	6	801	David Denny	Philadelphia Phillies	3B/OF
1986	1	2	2	Greg Swindell	Cleveland Indians	P	^[21]
	9	18	229	Wade Phillips	Detroit Tigers	P
	12	19	308	Daniel Peña	Los Angeles Dodgers	P
	14	7	348	Doug Hodo	Philadelphia Phillies	OF
1987	1	10	10	Kevin Garner	San Diego Padres	P/OF	^[22]
	1	29	29	Mark Petkovsek	Texas Rangers	P
	2	23	55	Curt Krippner	Milwaukee Brewers	P
	3	19	77	Scott Coolbaugh	Texas Rangers	3B
	24	4	607	Lenny Bell	Chicago Cubs	1B/3B
	29	19	752	John Morton	Texas Rangers	P
	38	1	957	Todd Haney	Seattle Mariners	2B
	47	9	1132	Elanis Westbrooks	San Francisco Giants	SS
1988	2	2	32	Brian Johnson	Cleveland Indians	C	^[23]
	3	3	60	Preston Watson	Atlanta Braves	P
	6	24	159	Greg Landry	Milwaukee Brewers	P
	6	26	161	Eric Stone	Detroit Tigers	P
	11	16	281	Joel Chimelis	Oakland Athletics	SS
	14	6	349	Mike Patrick	Texas Rangers	C/3B
	16	1	396	Brian Cisarik	San Diego Padres	OF
	30	9	768	John Jensen	Chicago Cubs	OF
	46	7	1171	Rusty Crockett	Chicago Cubs	SS
1989	1	20	20	Scott Bryant	Cincinnati Reds	OF/P	^[24]
	3	12	72	Shane Reynolds	Houston Astros	P
	20	17	519	Arthur Butcher	Milwaukee Brewers	OF
	26	16	674	Steve Bethea	San Diego Padres	SS
1990	1	36	36	Kirk Dressendorfer	Oakland Athletics	P	^[25]
	4	1	100	Johnny Walker	Atlanta Braves	OF
	6	22	173	David Tollison	Toronto Blue Jays	2B
	10	13	268	Mark Smith	St. Louis Cardinals	OF/P
	14	19	378	Scott Fredrickson	San Diego Padres	P
	31	4	805	Todd Hotz	Chicago White Sox	P
	31	19	820	Mike Bradley	San Diego Padres	P
	36	1	931	Brian Dare	Atlanta Braves	P
	46	13	1174	Lance Jones	Texas Rangers	OF
1991	2	17	61	Rodney Pedraza	Montreal Expos	P	^[26]
	5	7	133	Shane Halter	Kansas City Royals	SS
	8	19	223	Roger Luce	Texas Rangers	C/P
	11	8	290	Scott Pugh	San Diego Padres	1B
	45	21	1181	Mike Morland	Toronto Blue Jays	C
	48	7	1242	Kyle Moody	San Diego Padres	2B
1992	1	7	7	Calvin Murray	San Francisco Giants	OF	^[27]
	5	19	143	Chris Abbe	Los Angeles Dodgers	C
	10	10	274	John Dickens	Kansas City Royals	P
	24	7	663	Clay King	San Francisco Giants	3B
	27	3	743	Scott Harrison	Montreal Expos	P
	38	17	1065	Robert Deleon	San Diego Padres	2B
	41	28	1160	Doug Pettit	Florida Marlins	P
1993	1	10	10	Brooks Kieschnick	Chicago Cubs	OF/P	^[28]
	8	3	215	Tim Harkrider	California Angels	SS
	12	14	338	Darrick Duke	San Diego Padres	OF
	14	5	385	Braxton Hickman	Kansas City Royals	1B
	29	10	810	Gregory Hillman	Chicago Cubs	P
	34	22	962	Joel Williamson	Pittsburgh Pirates	C
	57	2	1509	Brian Carpenter	Los Angeles Dodgers	P
1994	6	9	156	Clint Koppe	Cincinnati Reds	P	^[29]
	10	10	269	Jay Vaught	Cleveland Indians	P
	10	22	281	Stephen Larkin	Texas Rangers	1B/OF
	34	23	954	Jose Flores	Philadelphia Phillies	3B
	37	3	1018	Jeff Conway	San Diego Padres	OF
	38	8	1051	Brannon Peters	Minnesota Twins	P
1995	1	27	27	Shea Morenz	New York Yankees	OF	^[30]
	4	28	115	J.D. Smart	Montreal Expos	P
	18	27	506	Steve Randolph	New York Yankees	P
	22	11	602	J.R Webb	Detroit Tigers	C
	27	5	736	Ryan Kjos	Oakland Athletics	P
	36	23	1006	Jerry Taylor	Cleveland Indians	OF
1996	1	28	28	Danny Peoples	Cleveland Indians	1B	^[31]
	7	25	210	Wylie Campbell	Cincinnati Reds	2B
	11	10	315	Jake O’Dell	Oakland Athletics	P
	17	14	499	Roman Escamilla	Kansas City Royals	OF
	21	29	634	Trey Salinas	Tampa Bay Rays	C
	28	29	844	Donny Barker	Tampa Bay Rays	P
	52	17	1495	Mark Cridland	Cleveland Indians	OF
	53	6	1503	Matt Splawn	New York Mets	P
	53	16	1513	Scott Leon	Tampa Bay Rays	P
1997	5	24	168	Kip Harkrider	Los Angeles Dodgers	SS	^[32]
	21	13	637	Mark Cridland	Milwaukee Brewers	OF
	38	8	1142	Mike Scarborough	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF
1998	27	1	794	Ronald McGinnis	Philadelphia Phillies	C	^[33]
	34	13	1016	Curt Kautsch	Milwaukee Brewers	P
	34	20	1023	Billy Martin	New York Mets	1B
1999	4	28	142	Jason Moore	San Diego Padres	SS/3B	^[34]
	10	14	308	Scott Dunn	Cincinnati Reds	P
	12	14	368	Joshua Spoerl	Cincinnati Reds	3B
	21	9	633	Cade Sanchez	Oakland Athletics	P
	30	21	916	Matthew Mize	New York Mets	2B
	34	14	1028	Stace Pape	Cincinnati Reds	P
	45	21	1354	Chad Ashlock	San Francisco Giants	P
2000	1	14	14	Beau Hale	Baltimore Orioles	P	^[35]
	4	10	110	Chuck Thames	Anaheim Angels	P
	8	5	225	Phil Seibel	Montreal Expos	P
	11	12	322	Tommy Nicholson	Chicago White Sox	2B
	14	11	411	Mike West	Milwaukee Brewers	SS
	16	14	474	Sidney Jones	Baltimore Orioles	P
	24	26	726	Christopher Houser	Cleveland Indians	3B
	26	25	785	Jose Castaneda	New York Mets	C
	27	23	813	Ryan Smith	Cincinnati Reds	CF
2001	5	18	154	Gerrit Simpson	Colorado Rockies	P	^[36]
	12	30	376	Alberto Montez	San Francisco Giants	P
	27	23	813	Ryan Smith	Cincinnati Reds	CF
	19	12	568	Joel Alvarado	Milwaukee Brewers	C
3	25	97	Daniel Ortmeier	San Francisco Giants	OF
4	24	126	Alan Bomer	New York Yankees	P
8	4	226	Ryan Hubele	Baltimore Orioles	C
8	24	246	Brad Halsey	New York Yankees	P
12	4	346	Brandon Fahey	Baltimore Orioles	SS/3B
14	24	426	Ray Clark	New York Yankees	P
20	24	606	Benjamin King	New York Yankees	P
26	9	771	K.J. Hendricks	Colorado Rockies	IF
41	3	1215	Marcus Townsend	Cincinnati Reds	OF
2003	1	33	33	Omar Quintanilla	Oakland Athletics	SS	^[37]
	3	18	85	Tim Moss	Philadelphia Phillies	2B
	3	25	92	Dustin Majewski	Oakland Athletics	OF
	6	7	164	Eric Sultemeier	Baltimore Orioles	OF
	8	27	244	Josh Smith	New York Yankees	P
	19	29	576	Daniel Muegge	Arizona Diamondbacks	P
	29	28	875	Brantley Jordan	St. Louis Cardinals	P
	49	20	1448	Michael Hollimon	Minnesota Twins	SS
2004	1	31	31	J.P. Howell	Kansas City Royals	P	^[38]
	1	40	40	Huston Street	Oakland Athletics	P
	2	16	57	Curtis Thigpen	Toronto Blue Jays	C
	13	16	387	Kyle Yates	Toronto Blue Jays	P
	15	7	438	J.D. Reininger	Cincinnati Reds	3B
	21	17	628	Justin Simmons	Los Angeles Dodgers	P
	23	24	695	Matt Goodson	Boston Red Sox	P
2005	2	15	63	J. B. Cox	New York Yankees	P	^[39]
	3	19	99	Taylor Teagarden	Texas Rangers	C
	4	12	122	Sam LeCure	Cincinnati Reds	P
	5	18	158	Seth Johnston	San Diego Padres	SS
	16	22	492	Buck Cody	San Francisco Giants	P
	23	22	702	David Maroul	San Francisco Giants	3B
	28	17	847	Clayton Stewart	Philadelphia Phillies	P
2006	1	8	8	Drew Stubbs	Cincinnati Reds	CF	^[40]
	1	29	29	Kyle McCulloch	Chicago White Sox	P
	14	8	414	Carson Kainer	Cincinnati Reds	OF
2007	4	30	154	Brad Suttle	New York Yankees	3B	^[41]
	7	21	235	Randy Boone	Toronto Blue Jays	P
	8	6	250	Adrian Alaniz	Washington Nationals	P
	14	3	427	James Russell	Chicago Cubs	P
	14	15	439	Joseph Krebs	Cincinnati Reds	P
	17	9	523	Chance Wheeless	Arizona Diamondbacks	1B
	19	18	592	Nick Peoples	St. Louis Cardinals	2B
	33	3	995	Preston Clark	Chicago Cubs	C
	45	11	1332	Clay Van Hook	Seattle Mariners	2B
2008	3	16	93	Kyle Russell	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	^[42]
	7	8	210	Jordan Danks	Chicago White Sox	OF
	11	25	347	Brandon Walker	Colorado Rockies	P
	12	20	372	Kenn Kasparek	Seattle Mariners	P
	30	9	901	Casey Whitmer	Washington Nationals	P
	42	14	1266	Riley Boening	Minnesota Twins	P
2009	5	6	147	Brandon Belt†	San Francisco Giants	1B	^[43]
2009	5	9	150	Austin Wood	Detroit Tigers	P	^[43]
2010	1	48	48	Chance Ruffin	Detroit Tigers	P	^[44]
	2	7	57	Brandon Workman	Boston Red Sox	P
	3	26	108	Cameron Rupp	Philadelphia Phillies	C
	7	1	206	Kevin Keyes	Washington Nationals	RF
	21	1	626	Connor Rowe	Washington Nationals	CF
	24	1	716	Russell Moldenhauer	Washington Nationals	DH
2011	1	12	12	Taylor Jungmann	Milwaukee Brewers	P	^[45]
	5	16	167	Brandon Loy	Detroit Tigers	SS
	9	24	295	Cole Green	Cincinnati Reds	P
	21	8	639	Andrew McKirahan	Chicago Cubs	P
	24	11	732	William Shepherd	New York Mets	1B
	43	29	1320	Slayton Thomas	Tampa Bay Rays	P
	45	29	1380	Kevin Lusson	Tampa Bay Rays	C
2012	7	30	248	Hoby Milner†	Philadelphia Phillies	P	^[46]
	11	19	357	Jonathan Walsh	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF
	13	28	426	Sam Stafford	Texas Rangers	P
	24	16	744	Kevin Dicharry	Washington Nationals	P
2013	1	39	39	Corey Knebel†	Detroit Tigers	P	^[47]
2013	11	13	329	Erich Weiss	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	^[47]
2014	6	5	170	John Curtiss†	Minnesota Twins	P	^[48]
	7	17	212	Mark Payton	Cleveland Indians	OF
	10	2	287	Dillon Peters	Miami Marlins	P
	13	7	382	Nathan Thornhill	Philadelphia Phillies	P
	15	6	441	Lukas Schiraldi	Seattle Mariners	P
2015	5	2	137	Parker French	Colorado Rockies	P	^[49]
	11	21	336	C.J. Hinojosa‡	San Francisco Giants	SS
	11	24	339	Ben Johnson	Kansas City Royals	OF
	26	1	766	Kirby Bellow	Arizona Diamondbacks	P
	29	4	859	Brooks Marlow	Houston Astros	2B
2016	6	18	184	Tres Barrera‡	Washington Nationals	C	^[50]
	8	4	230	Ty Culbreth	Colorado Rockies	P
	34	18	1024	Morgan Cooper	Washington Nationals	P
2017	5	11	146	Nicholas Kennedy‡	Colorado Rockies	P	^[51]
	6	28	193	Kyle Johnston‡	Washington Nationals	P
	8	10	236	Bret Boswell‡	Colorado Rockies	IF
	8	24	249	Kacy Clemens	Toronto Blue Jays	1B
	13	21	396	Tyler Schimpf	San Francisco Giants	P
2018	3	1	79	Kody Clemens†	Detroit Tigers	2B	^[52]
	12	8	352	Nolan Kingham‡	Atlanta Braves	P
	12	26	370	Chase Shugart‡	Boston Red Sox	P
	16	24	488	Josh Sawyer	Chicago Cubs	P
	28	12	836	Andy McGuire	Toronto Blue Jays	P
2019	7	29	226	Blair Henley‡	Houston Astros	P	^[53]
	8	26	253	David Hamilton‡	Milwaukee Brewers	SS
	14	25	432	Ryan Reynolds	Chicago Cubs	3B
2020	5	25	156	Bryce Elder†	Atlanta Braves	P	^[54]
2021	1	32	32	Ty Madden‡	Detroit Tigers	P	^[55]
	8	19	241	Mike Antico‡	St. Louis Cardinals	OF
	9	11	263	Cole Quintanilla	Washington Nationals	P
	18	10	532	Kolby Kubichek‡	New York Mets	P
	19	7	559	Cam Williams‡	Kansas City Royals	IF
	20	17	599	Zach Zubia‡	Miami Marlins	1B
2022	2	4	43	Ivan Melendez‡	Arizona Diamondbacks	1B	^[56]
	3	17	97	Pete Hansen‡	St. Louis Cardinals	P
	4	1	107	Silas Ardoin‡	Baltimore Orioles	C
	6	1	167	Douglas Hodo III‡	Baltimore Orioles	OF
	7	17	213	Trey Faltine‡	Cincinnati Reds	SS
	10	5	291	Murphy Stehly‡	Washington Nationals	3B
	12	12	358	Jared Southard‡	Los Angeles Angels	P
	19	10	566	Skyler Messinger‡	Colorado Rockies	3B
2023	4	35	136	Dylan Campbell‡	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	^[57]
	6	15	179	Lucas Gordon‡	Chicago White Sox	P
	12	1	345	Travis Sthele‡	Washington Nationals	P
	14	24	428	Zane Morehouse‡	Cleveland Guardians	P
	15	30	464	Garret Guillemette‡	Houston Astros	C

June secondary draft selections

Here’s the list of players that were drafted and signed in the MLB June secondary draft. Players that didn’t sign and either returned to college or retired from baseball were omitted. Only the players that were drafted and signed are on this list.

Year	Round	Pick	Name	Team	Position	Source
1967	5	94	James Scheschuk	Los Angeles Dodgers	C	^[58]
1970	7	105	Gene Salmon	Baltimore Orioles	1B
1970	2	2	Tom Harmon	Kansas City Royals	C
1971	1	18	Mike Beard	Atlanta Braves	P
1971	1	2	Burt Hooton	Chicago Cubs	P
1972	2	25	John Langerhans	Cleveland Indians	1B
1976	1	20	Karl Pagel	Chicago Cubs	1B
1976	2	27	Rich Wortham	Chicago White Sox	P
1979	1	13	Ken Wright	Toronto Blue Jays	P
1980	1	2	Ricky Wright	Los Angeles Dodgers	P
1980	1	4	Keith Creel	Kansas City Royals	P
1982	1	4	Burk Goldthorn	Pittsburgh Pirates	C
1985	1	14	Dodd Johnson	Atlanta Braves	3B

Draft selections by team

MLB Team	No. of Selections	Earliest Selection	Latest Selection
Arizona Diamondbacks	4	Daniel Muegge (2003)	Ivan Melendez (2022)
Atlanta Braves	14	Mike Beard (1971)	Bryce Elder (2020)
Baltimore Orioles	9	Gene Salmon (1970)	Douglas Hodo III (2022)
Boston Red Sox	5	Roger Clemens (1983)	Chase Shugart (2018)
Chicago Cubs	15	Burt Hooton (1971)	Ryan Reynolds (2019)
Chicago White Sox	7	Rich Wortham (1976)	Lucas Gordon (2023)
Cincinnati Reds	20	Lonnie Salyers (1972)	Trey Faltine (2022)
Cleveland Guardians	11	John Langerhans (1972)	Zane Morehouse (2023)
Colorado Rockies	8	Gerrit Simpson (2001)	Skyler Messinger (2022)
Detroit Tigers	9	Wade Phillips (1986)	Ty Madden (2021)
Houston Astros	7	Michael Markl (1972)	Garret Guillemette (2023)
Kansas City Royals	12	Tom Harmon (1970)	Cam Williams (2021)
Los Angeles Angels	5	Dave Chalk (1972)	Jared Southard (2022)
Los Angeles Dodgers	11	Gary Moore (1965)	Dylan Campbell (2023)
Miami Marlins	3	Doug Pettit (1992)	Zach Zubia (2021)
Milwaukee Brewers	13	Ronald Jacobs (1976)	David Hamilton (2019)
Minnesota Twins	4	Brannon Peters (1994)	John Curtiss (2014)
Montreal Expos	6	Walter Rothe (1971)	Phil Seibel (2000)
New York Mets	10	Richard Summers (1966)	Kolby Kubichek (2021)
New York Yankees	11	Pat Brown (1969)	Brad Suttle (2007)
Oakland Athletics	9	José Tolentino (1983)	Huston Street (2004)
Philadelphia Phillies	15	Keith Moreland (1975)	Nate Thornhill (2014)
Pittsburgh Pirates	6	Terry Salazar (1979)	Erich Weiss (2013)
San Diego Padres	15	Larry Hardy (1970)	Seth Johnston (2005)
San Francisco Giants	16	Rick Bradley (1975)	Tyler Schimpf (2017)
Seattle Mariners	7	Mark Chellette (1979)	Lukas Schiraldi (2014)
St. Louis Cardinals	6	Mike Thompson (1965)	Pete Hansen (2022)
Tampa Bay Rays	5	Trey Salinas (1996)	Kevin Lusson (2011)
Texas Rangers	21	Ken Pape (1973)	Sam Stafford (2012)
Toronto Blue Jays	12	Robert Heuck (1978)	Andy McGuire (2018)
Washington Nationals	12	Adrian Alaniz (2007)	Travis Sthele (2023)

Awards, honors, and achievements from draft picks

World Series and postseason

Player	Position	No. of titles	Source
MLB World Series Champions
Roger Clemens	P	2	^[59]^[60]
Dennis Cook	P	2	^[61]^[62]
Brandon Belt	1B	2	^[63]^[64]
Burt Hooton	P	1	^[65]
Keith Moreland	3B	1	^[66]
Bill Bates	2B	1	^[67]
Greg Swindell	P	1	^[68]
Phil Seibel	P	1	^[69]
Brandon Workman	P	1	^[70]

Player	Position	No. of titles	Source
MLB NLCS MVP
Burt Hooton	P	1	^[71]

MLB All-Star selections

Player	Position	No. of years	Source
MLB All-Star Selections
Roger Clemens	P	11	^[72]
Dave Chalk	3B	2	^[73]
Huston Street	P	2	^[74]
Burt Hooton	P	1	^[75]
Greg Swindell	P	1	^[76]
Shane Reynolds	P	1	^[77]
Brandon Belt	1B	1	^[78]
Bryce Elder	P	1	^[79]
Corey Knebel	P	1	^[80]

MLB regular season awards

Player	Position	No. of titles	Source
MLB Cy-Young Award
Roger Clemens	P	7	^[81]

Player	Position	No. of titles	Source
MLB AL MVP
Roger Clemens	P	1	^[82]

Player	Position	No. of titles	Source
MLB Triple Crown Winner
Roger Clemens	P	2	^[83]

Player	Position	No. of years	Source
MLB Wins Leader
Roger Clemens	P	4	^[84]

Player	Position	No. of years	Source
MLB ERA Leader
Roger Clemens	P	7	^[85]

Player	Position	No. of years	Source
MLB AL Strikeout Leader
Roger Clemens	P	5	^[86]

Player	Position	No. of years	Source
MLB AL Rookie of the Year
Huston Street	P	1	^[87]

No-hitters

Date	Pitcher	Opponent	IP	K	BB	HBP	E	Score	Source
April 16, 1972	Burt Hooton	Philadelphia Phillies	9.0	7	7	0	0	4-0	^[88]

MLB Records

MLB Records
MLB Record	Player	Stat
Most Cy Young Awards	Roger Clemens	7
Most Strikeouts in a Game	Roger Clemens	20^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Most Consecutive Games with a Strikeout by a Relief Pitcher	Corey Knebel	45

↑ Roger Clemens struck out 20 hitters in a game twice in his career.

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[Record-89] Roger Clemens struck out 20 hitters in a game twice in his career.

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