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Northwoods League Alumni in Major League Baseball Northwoods League Alumni In Major League Baseball (as of May 22, 2014) Player Bolded is Currently Active PLAYER CURRENT TEAM NORTHWOODS LEAGUE TEAM MLB DEBUT HOW MANY ? 1 Jeff Weaver Dubuque ‘95 04/14/99 Alexandria 11 2 Juan Pierre Manitowoc ‘96 08/07/00 Austin 1 3 Jermaine Clark Kenosha ‘95 04/03/01 Battle Creek 2 4 Jay Gibbons Manitowoc ‘96-97 04/06/01 Brainerd 11 5 Bobby Kielty Kenosha ‘96 04/10/01 Dubuque 3 6 Joe Nelson Kenosha '95 06/13/01 Duluth 10 7 Shawn Sedlacek Dubuque ‘96 06/18/02 Eau Claire 2 8 Matt Cepicky Waterloo ‘97 07/31/02 Grand Forks 1 9 Wes Obermueller Waterloo/Wausau ‘96, 98 09/20/02 Green Bay 2 10 Erasmo Ramirez Kenosha ‘95 04/30/03 Kenosha 7 11 Jeff Duncan Waterloo ‘98 05/20/03 La Crosse 8 12 Jimmy Journell Waterloo ‘97, 99 06/29/03 Lakeshore 0 13 Robb Quinlan Dubuque/St. Cloud ‘96, 98 07/28/03 Madison 3 14 Clint Barmes Pirates Kenosha/Waterloo ‘98, ‘99-00 09/05/03 Manitowoc 2 15 Justin Huisman St. Cloud ‘98-99 04/25/04 Mankato 11 16 Valentino Pascucci Rochester ‘98 04/26/04 Minot 0 17 Andy Dominique Kenosha ‘95 05/25/04 Rochester 7 18 Josh Willingham Twins Austin ‘98-99 07/06/04 St. Cloud 16 19 George Sherrill Kenosha ‘97-98 07/16/04 Thunder Bay 2 20 Curtis Granderson Mets Mankato ‘01 09/13/04 Waterloo 11 21 Dave Gassner Wausau ‘98 04/16/05 Willmar 0 22 Jeremy Accardo Alexandria ‘01 05/04/05 Wausau/Wisconsin 15 23 Mike Burns Brainerd ‘98-99 05/13/05 Wisconsin Rapids 0 24 Paul McAnulty Mankato ‘01 06/22/05 25 Ryan Spilborghs Madison ‘01 07/16/05 Year Played in NWL 26 Chris Demaria St. Cloud ‘00-01 09/09/05 1994 0 27 Tom Gorzelanny Brewers St. Cloud ‘01 09/20/05 1995 5 28 Casey Janssen Blue Jays Wisconsin ‘01 04/27/06 1996 6 29 Andre Ethier Dodgers Rochester ‘02 05/02/06 1997 4 30 Jack Hannahan Reds Mankato ‘99 05/25/06 1998 12 31 Mike Rouse Brainerd ‘99-00 06/09/06 1999 11 32 Pat Neshek Cardinals Wisconsin ‘00 07/07/06 2000 5 33 Mark Lowe Indians Wisconsin ‘02-03 07/07/06 2001 10 34 Ben Zobrist Rays Wisconsin ‘03 08/01/06 2002 9 35 T.J. Bohn Brainerd ‘01 08/22/06 2003 9 36 Jay Marshall Rochester ‘02 04/02/07 2004 12 37 Joe Bisenius Duluth ‘03 04/05/07 2005 16 38 Curtis Thigpen Waterloo ‘02 06/06/07 2006 15 39 Jordan De Jong Grand Forks/Brainerd ‘98-99 06/06/07 2007 15 40 Chris Basak St. Cloud ‘98-99 06/09/07 2008 10 41 Willie Collazo Waterloo ‘99 09/05/07 2009 9 42 Lance Broadway Wisconsin ‘04 09/07/07 2010 3 43 Josh Newman Alexandria ‘01 09/12/07 2011 1 44 Carlos Muniz Alexandria ‘02 09/25/07 2012 0 45 Max Scherzer Tigers La Crosse ‘04 04/29/08 46 Doug Mathis Rays Duluth ‘04 05/12/08 Year Debuted in MLB 47 Daniel Herrera La Crosse '05 06/03/08 1999 1 48 Nick Hundley Padres Alexandria '04 07/04/08 2000 1 49 Sean Kazmar Braves St. Cloud '03 08/13/08 2001 4 50 Casey McGehee Marlins St. Cloud '01 09/02/08 2002 3 51 Chris Jakubauskas St. Cloud '99 04/08/09 2003 5 52 Jason Jaramillo St. Cloud '02 04/16/09 2004 6 53 Jordan Zimmermann Nationals Eau Claire '06 04/20/09 2005 7 54 Mark Melancon Pirates Duluth '04 04/26/09 2006 8 55 Fernando Rodriguez Astros Duluth '03 05/02/09 2007 9 56 Tommy Everidge Mankato '02 07/28/09 2008 6 57 Justin Berg Wisconsin '03 08/13/09 2009 10 58 Mike McCoy Red Sox Brainerd '00 09/09/09 2010 15 59 Dustin Richardson Rochester '04 09/28/09 2011 11 60 Matt Pagnozzi Brewers Madison '02 09/29/09 2012 12 61 Allen Craig Cardinals Alexandria '03, 05 04/08/10 2013 18 62 Rhyne Hughes Duluth '04 04/24/10 2014 3 63 Danny Worth Tigers Alexandria '06 05/16/10 64 Jay Buente Wisconsin '04-05 05/27/10 Played in MLB per Year 65 Sam LeCure Reds Brainerd '05 05/28/10 1999 1 66 Robbie Weinhardt St. Cloud '07 07/07/10 2000 2 67 Casey Coleman Royals Alexandria '07 08/02/10 2001 6 68 Thomas Diamond St. Cloud '02-03 08/03/10 2002 8 69 Chris Sale White Sox La Crosse '08 08/06/10 2003 12 70 Matt Reynolds Diamondbacks Rochester '06 08/19/10 2004 18 71 Lucas Duda Mets Alexandria '06 09/01/10 2005 22 72 Dillon Gee Mets Brainerd '05 09/07/10 2006 25 73 Konrad Schmidt St. Cloud '03, 05 09/13/10 2007 31 74 Daniel Descalso Cardinals Wisconsin '06 09/18/10 2008 27 75 Matt Mangini Thunder Bay '05 09/23/10 2009 34 76 Andy Dirks Tigers Brainerd '06-'07 05/16/11 2010 47 77 Eric Thames La Crosse '07 05/18/11 2011 50 78 Brandon Crawford Giants Mankato '05 05/27/11 2012 47 79 Erik Hamren Mankato '08 08/01/11 2013 59 80 Dave Sappelt Battle Creek '07 08/07/11 2014 45 81 Steve Edlefsen St. Cloud/Duluth '04, 06 08/21/11 82 Jerad Head Brainerd '05 08/28/11 83 Neil Wagner Blue Jays Mankato '04-05 08/30/11 84 Efren Navarro Angels Rochester '05-06 09/02/11 85 Jordan Pacheco Rockies La Crosse '05 09/06/11 86 John Gaub St. Cloud '04 09/13/11 87 Erik Komatsu Angels Brainerd '06-07 04/06/12 88 Drew Smyly Tigers Duluth '09 04/12/12 89 Dan Jennings Marlins Waterloo '06-07 04/30/12 90 Kole Calhoun Angels Eau Claire '07,08,09 05/22/12 91 Cole Devries Mankato '04 05/24/12 92 Sam Freeman Cardinals Wisconsin '07 06/01/12 93 Bryan Holaday Tigers Alexandria '08 06/06/12 94 Dan Straily Athletics St. Cloud '09 8/3/2012 95 Brett Jackson Cubs La Crosse '07 08/05/12 96 Rob Brantly Marlins La Crosse '08 8/14/2012 97 Darin Ruf Phillies Wisconsin '07 9/14/2012 98 Tyson Brummett Dodgers Mankato '05, '06 10/3/2012 99 Josh Prince Brewers Green Bay '08 4/6/2013 100 Hiram Burgos Brewers Brainerd '06 4/20/2013 101 Jermaine Curtis Cardinals Alexandria '06 4/27/2013 102 Evan Reed Tigers Waterloo '05 05/16/13 103 Tony Sanchez Pirates Battle Creek '07 06/23/13 104 Sean Halton Brewers Mankato '06 06/27/13 105 Jonathan Diaz Blue Jays Thunder Bay '05 06/29/13 106 Vic Black Mets La Crosse '07 07/25/13 107 Cody Asche Phillies Duluth '09, '10 07/30/13 108 Roger Kieschnick Diamondbacks St. Cloud '06 07/31/13 109 Kevin Pillar Blue Jays Wisconsin '10 08/14/13 110 Philip Gosselin Braves Madison '08 08/17/13 111 Jake Petricka White Sox Mankato '09 08/22/13 112 Ryan Goins Blue Jays Waterloo '08 08/23/13 113 Brian Flynn Marlins Rochester '09, '11 09/04/13 114 Erik Johnson White Sox Alexandria '09 09/04/13 115 Marcus Semien White Sox Alexandria '09-'10 09/04/13 116 Zach Walters Nationals Duluth '09 09/06/13 117 Aaron Barrett Nationals Duluth '08 03/31/14 118 James Jones Mariners Waterloo '08 04/18/14 119 Daniel Robertson Rangers Green Bay '07 04/29/14.
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