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DBU BASEBALL PRO SIGNEES 1967 Charles Burton Kevin Smith New York Yankees (2nd Round) Milwaukee Brewers (Free Agent) 1968 Eddie Cuellar Michael James Laredo (Mexican League) Cincinnati Reds (4th Round) Eddie Salaiz 1969 Laredo (Mexican League) Michael Wertz Philadelphia Phillies (3rd Round) 1980 Orie Mason 1975 Laredo (Mexican League) David Robinson Texas Rangers (Free Agent) 1981 Craig Thompson Bob Smith Los Angeles Dodgers (22nd Round) Texas Rangers (Free Agent) Rick Brower 1976 Atlanta Braves (Free Agent) Pete Torrez Baltimore Orioles (9th Round) 1983 Mark Rexrode 1977 Los Angeles Dodgers (25th Round) Bill LaRosa Texas Rangers (16th Round) Mark Lawrence Texas Rangers (29th Round) Marty Scott Texas Rangers (25th Round) Bill Pettigrew Seattle Mariners (Free Agent) 1978 Marshall Cook Richard Salaiz St. Louis Cardinals (10th Round) Laredo (Mexican League) Steve Paine 1984 Texas Rangers (31st Round) Darrell Whitaker Texas Rangers (34th Round) Danny Villalobos Laredo (Mexican League) Charlie Plumleigh Helena (Independent) 1979 Stan Baker 1985 Texas Rangers (27th Round) Kyle Channing Pittsburgh Pirates (28th Round) Chuck Stafford Texas Rangers (29th Round) Ron Brevell Cincinnati Reds (Free Agent) Rick Baca Milwaukee Brewers (Free Agent) Lester Lancaster Jay Gravens Chicago Cubs (Free Agent) New York Yankees (65th Round) Charles Jackson Jimmy Phillips Laredo (Mexican League) Philadelphia Phillies (Free Agent) 1986 Eric Doucet Colin Charland Boise (Independent) California Angels (6th Round) 1989 Jay Johnson Bo Hancock Atlanta Braves (19th Round) Cleveland Indians (24th Round) Ken Bandy Lance Banks California Angels (21st Round) San Diego Padres (Free Agent) Greg Faught 1990 Montreal Expos (23rd Round) Billy Brewer Montreal Expos (28th Round) Darren Hall Toronto Blue Jays (28th Round) Barry Goetz Texas Rangers (Free Agent) Bob Gross Texas Rangers (Free Agent) 1991 Roger Rumsey 1987 Houston Astros (22nd Round) Jamie Cooper San Francisco Giants (6th Round) Jimmy Armstrong Atlanta Braves (32nd Round) Javan Reagans Montreal Expos (17th Round) Joel Gilmore Philadelphia Phillies (33rd Round) David Harwell Cleveland Indians (24th Round) Duffy Guyton St. Louis Cardinals (47th Round) Dwight Thomas Chicago White Sox (28th Round) Clint Davis St. Louis Cardinals (49th Round) Danny Carpenter Chicago Cubs (30th Round) Phil Thomas Florida Marlins (Free Agent) Jeff Baum Kansas City Royals (38th Round) Chan Yun Goldstar Tigers (South Korea League) 1988 Martin Eddy 1993 Cleveland Indians (26th Round) Steve Gann Cincinnati Reds (24th Round) Americo Loera Texas Rangers (45th Round) Ralph Denman Atlanta Braves (28th Round) Jamie Surratt Jamie Smitherman St. Louis Cardinals (Free Agent) Anderson (Frontier) 1994 1997 Erick Thompson Brandon Harper Minnesota Twins (47th Round) Florida Marlins (4th Round) Kenny Tipton John Darjean Kansas City Royals (65th Round) New York Yankees (6th Round) Josh Montgomery Travis Miller Helena (Independent) Tampa Bay Devil Rays (24th Round) Chris Spenrath Cade Griffis Helena (Independent) Kansas City Royals (Free Agent) 1995 Allen Chase Jason LaRue Kalamazoo (Frontier) Cincinnati Reds (5th Round) Steve Emmons Jason Parsons Tyler (Frontier) Cincinnati Reds (29th Round) Mark Henry Arnie Chavera Independence (Frontier) Houston Astros (Free Agent) Robert Partridge Sean Travers Anderson (Frontier) Harrisburg (Frontier) 1998 1996 Cesar Castaneda Karl Chatman Texas Rangers (10th Round) Montreal Expos (6th Round) Marcos Quinones Scott Mullen Texas Rangers (31st Round) Kansas City Royals (7th Round) Shad Whiteley Aaron Lineweaver New York Yankees (Free Agent) Kansas City Royals (20th Round) 1999 Ryan Andersen Lew Ford Chicago Cubs (21st Round) Boston Red Sox (12th Round) Scott Harp Cody Sundbeck Kansas City Royals (25th Round) Arizona Diamondbacks (34th Round) Demond Denman J.J. Trujillo Cincinnati Reds (29th Round) San Diego Padres (Free Agent) Jason Mendels Chris Gavriel Anderson (Frontier) Long (Frontier) Denny Giles Michael Gardner Springfield (Independent) Los Angeles Dodgers (Free Agent) 2001 2007 Cory Morris Austin Krum Baltimore Orioles (15th Round) New York Yankees (9th Round) Kris Coffey Randall Taylor Boston Red Sox (25th Round) Colorado Rockies (23rd Round) Kenny Trapp Matt Tucker Boston Red Sox (26th Round) Baltimore Orioles (31st Round) 2002 Garrett Baker Dan Henderson San Francisco Giants (Free Agent) Florida Marlins (Free Agent) 2008 Eric Darjean Evan Bigley Jackson (Independent) Minnesota Twins (10th Round) Chad Shindle Tyson Bagley San Angelo (Independent) San Diego Padres (11th Round) 2004 Jordan Meaker Ben Zobrist Arizona Diamondbacks (20th Round) Houston Astros (6th Round) Brett Lester Aaron Klusman Grand Prairie (Independent) Los Angeles Dodgers (Free Agent) Nick Santos 2006 Rockford Riverhawks(Independent) Jordan Craft Boston Red Sox (13th Round) 2009 Victor Black Cody Montgomery Pittsburgh Pirates (1st Round) Philadelphia Phillies (16th Round) Ryan Goins Drew Holder Toronto Blue Jays (4th Round) Houston Astros (16th Round) Brandon Bantz Ricky Sparks Seattle Mariners (30th Round) New York Mets (30th Round) 2010 Eric Schaler Travis Meiners Cincinnati Reds (31st Round) Texas Rangers (40th Round) Stuart Sutherland Ryan Enos Milwaukee Brewers (34th Round) Detroit Tigers (Free Agent) Jeremy Goldschmeding Washington Nationals (36th Round) 2011 Jason Krizan KJ Alexander Detroit Tigers (8th Round) New York Yankees (Free Agent) Brandon Williamson 2015 Milwaukee Brewers (20th Round) Drew Smith Detroit Tigers (3rd Round) Chris Haney San Diego Padres (20th Round) Brandon Koch Tampa Rays (4th Round) 2012 Joel Hutter Chance Adams Baltimore Orioles (10th Round) New York Yankees (5th Round) Stuart Pudenz Cory Taylor Oakland Athletics (13th Round) San Francisco Giants (8th Round) Austin Elkins Joseph Shaw Houston Astros (19th Round) New York Mets (12th Round) Taylor Massey Daniel Salters Oakland Athletics (29th Round) Cleveland Indians (13th Round) Kenny Hatcher Drew Turbin Los Angeles Angels (36th Round) Baltimore Orioles (14th Round) 2013 Nash Knight Jake Johansen Toronto Blue Jays (Free Agent) Washington Nationals (2nd Round) 2016 Duncan McAlpine David Martinelli Detroit Tigers (16th Round) Philadelphia Phillies (6th Round) Michael Miller Darick Hall San Diego Padres (20th Round) Philadelphia Phillies (14th Round) Michael Smith Colin Poche Los Angeles Angels (29th Round) Arizona Diamondbacks (14th Round) Ronnie Mitchell Daniel Sweet Houston Astros (38th Round) Cincinnati Reds (29th Round) Boomer Collins Sean Stutzman Toronto Blue Jays (Free Agent) Houston Astros (Free Agent) 2014 2017 Cy Sneed Seth Elledge Milwaukee Brewers (3rd Round) Seattle Mariners (4th Round) Paul Voelker Dalton Higgins Detroit Tigers (10th Round) New York Yankees (7th Round) Camden Duzenack Arizona Diamondbacks (9th Round) Gavin Fritz Miami Marlins (16th Round) Austin Listi Philadelphia Phillies (17th Round) 2018 Jameson Hannah Oakland Athletics (2nd Round) Devlin Granberg Boston Red Sox (6th Round) Matt Duce St. Louis Cardinals (9th Round) Kody Funderburk Minnesota Twins (15th Round) Sean Boyle New York Yankees (25th Round) Tim Millard Los Angeles Angels (35th Round) .
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