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Niners in the Draft First Last Years @ Team Pick # Name Name CLT Drafting Yr Niners In The Draft First Last Years @ Team Pick # Name Name CLT Drafting Yr. Round No. 1 James Dickerson 1982-83 Chicago Cubs 1983 19 476 2 Kevin Ayers 1982-85 Los Angeles Dodgers 1985 28 711 Montreal 1985 22 556 3 Barry Shifflett 1983-86 Toronto 1986 21 549 4 Danny Montgomery 1984-86 Los Angeles Dodgers 1986 14 360 5 Kenny Morgan 1983-86 Minnesota 1986 17 429 6 Stu Cole 1985-87 Kansas City 1987 3 67 Pittsburgh 1987 41 1022 7 Jeff Shore 1985-88 Texas 1988 27 687 8 Tom Malchesky 1987 St. Louis* 1988 12 314 9 Eric Williams 1988 Chicago Cubs 1988 41 1052 10 Jeff Johnson 1985-88 New York Yankees 1988 6 157 11 Scott Muscat 1986-89 Milwaukee 1989 18 467 12 Chris Haney 1988-90 Montreal 1990 2 64 13 Frank Kowar 1987-90 Toronto 1990 38 1001 14 Joe Ganote 1989-90 Toronto 1990 41 1071 15 Deon Danner 1989-91 Pittsburgh 1991 9 253 16 Allen Plaster 1989-91 Baltimore 1991 20 524 17 Kris Gresham 1989-91 Baltimore 1991 33 862 18 Sean Whiteside 1990-92 Detroit 1992 11 308 19 Donovan Mitchell 1989-92 Houston 1992 14 377 20 Andy Heckman 1992 San Francisco 1992 32 887 21 Cam Browder 1989,91-93 Atlanta 1992 46 1290 St. Louis 1994 54 1433 22 Matt McWilliams 1994-95 Atlanta 1995 15 421 23 Tim Collie 1992-95 Pittsburgh 1995 24 657 24 Andy Bovender 1992-95 Houston 1995 25 697 25 Joey Hammond 1996-98 Baltimore 1998 25 759 26 Bo Robinson 1995-98 Seattle 1998 28 845 27 James Matan 1996-98 Cincinnati 1998 34 1010 28 Paul Poplin 1998-99 Minnesota 1999 19 569 29 Brion Treadway 1998-00 San Francisco 2000 3 91 30 Daryl Clark 2000 Milwaukee 2000 17 501 31 Jason Hutton 2000 Chicago White Sox 2000 48 1401 32 John Maine 2000-02 Baltimore 2002 6 166 33 Erik Walker 2003-06 Tampa Bay 2006 20 589 34 Adam Mills 2004-07 Boston 2007 8 264 35 Kris Rochelle 2004-07 Detroit 2007 22 691 36 Spencer Steedley 2004-07 Minnesota 2007 25 782 37 Zach Rosenbaum 2006-08 New York Mets 2008 19 584 38 Shayne Moody 2007-08 Atlanta 2008 24 730 39 Brad McElroy 2007-08 Toronto 2008 25 759 40 Chris Taylor 2005-08 St. Louis 2008 45 1354 41 Rob Lyerly 2008-09 New York Yankees 2009 6 195 42 Aaron Bray 2006-09 Houston 2009 27 821 43 Ryan Rivers 2008-10 Los Angeles Angels 2010 35 1074 44 Miguel Rodriguez 2009-12 Boston 2012 36 1111 45 Justin Seager 2011-13 Seattle 2013 12 357 46 Tyler Barnette 2011-13 Chicago White Sox 2013 14 423 New York Yankees* 2013 16 494 47 Ryan Butler 2014 San Diego 2014 7 207 48 Brock Hudgens 2011-14 Milwaukee 2014 31 926 49 Brett Netzer 2015-17 Boston 2017 3 101 50 Colton Laws 2016-17 Toronto 2017 7 219 51 T.J. Nichting 2014-17 Baltimore 2017 9 278 52 Zach Jarrett 2014-17 Baltimore 2017 28 848 53 Josh Maciejewski 2015-18 New York Yankees 2018 10 307 54 Reece Hampton 2016-18 Detroit 2018 12 345 55 Harris Yett 2017-19 Baltimore 2019 32 948 *Not at Charlotte in this Draft BOLD - Reached Majors Top 10 Round Selections First Last Years @ Team Pick # Name Name CLT Drafting Yr. Round No. 1 Chris Haney 1988-90 Montreal 1990 2 64 2 Stu Cole 1985-87 Kansas City 1987 3 67 3 Brion Treadway 1998-00 San Francisco 2000 3 91 4 Brett Netzer 2015-17 Boston 2017 3 101 5 Jeff Johnson 1985-88 New York Yankees 1988 6 157 6 John Maine 2000-02 Baltimore 2002 6 166 7 Rob Lyerly 2008-09 New York Yankees 2009 6 195 8 Ryan Butler 2014 San Diego 2014 7 207 9 Colton Laws 2016-17 Toronto 2017 7 219 10 Adam Mills 2004-07 Boston 2007 8 264 11 Deon Danner 1989-91 Pittsburgh 1991 9 253 12 T.J. Nichting 2014-17 Baltimore 2017 9 278 13 Josh Maciejewski 2015-18 New York Yankees 2018 10 307.
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