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CONFERENCE USA PLAYERS in MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL the Following Is a List of Active Players from Conference USA Schools Are Currently Playing at the Major League Level CONFERENCE USA PLAYERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL The following is a list of active players from Conference USA schools are currently playing at the major league level. Player Position MLB Affiliation C-USA School *Aramis Garcia C San Francisco Giants FIU *Austin Gomber RHP St. Louis Cardinals Florida Atlantic *Phil Maton RHP San Diego Padres Louisiana Tech *Aaron Blair RHP Atlanta Braves Marshall Kevin Shackelford RHP Cincinnati Reds Marshall Dan Straily RHP Miami Marlins Marshall *Zac Curtis LHP Seattle Mariners Middle Tennessee Justin Verlander RHP Houston Astros Old Dominion Ryan Yarbrough RHP Tampa Bay Rays Old Dominion J.T. Chargois RHP Los Angeles Dodgers Rice Tony Cingrani LHP Cincinnati Reds Rice *Tyler Duffey RHP Minnesota Twins Rice Brock Holt IF Boston Red Sox Rice Anthony Rendon 3B Washington Nationals Rice Brian Dozier SS Minnesota Twins Southern Miss *40 man roster. Not on opening day MLB roster CONFERENCE USA PLAYERS IN MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL The following is a list of players that are playing professionally in the minor leagues. (as of April 1, 2018) Player Pos. Team League MLB Affiliation C-USA School Ryan Butler RHP Lake Elsinore California (AA) San Diego Charlotte Zach Jarrett OF Delmarva South Atlantic (A) Baltimore Charlotte Colton Laws RHP Vancouver Northwest (A) Toronto Charlotte Brett Netzer 2B Salem Carolina (A) Boston Charlotte T.J. Nichting OF Delmarva South Atlantic (A) Baltimore Charlotte Michael Agis RHP Grand Junction Pioneer (R) Colorado FIU Tyler Alexander LHP Erie Eastern (AA) Detroit FIU Danny Dopico RHP Kannapolis South Atlantic (A) Chicago White Sox FIU J.C. Escarra 1B GCL Orioles Gulf Coast (R) Baltimore FIU Rudy Flores 1B Reno Pacific Coast (AAA) Arizona FIU Mike Franco RHP Montgomery Southern (AA) Tampa Bay FIU Aramis Garcia C Richmond Eastern (AA) San Francisco FIU Dominic LoBrutto LHP Lowell N.Y. – Penn (A) Boston FIU Irving Lopez 2B Peoria Midwest (A) St. Louis FIU Jorge Marban RHP Erie Eastern (AA) Detroit FIU Edwin Rios IF Oklahoma City Pacific Coast (AAA) LA Dodgers FIU Zach Soria C GCL Braves Gulf Coast (R) Atlanta FIU Franklin Van Gurp RHP Augusta South Atlantic (A) San Francisco FIU RJ Alvarez RHP Round Rock Pacific (AAA) Texas Florida Atlantic Jeff Beliveau LHP Columbus International (AAA) Cleveland Florida Atlantic CJ Chatham SS Greenville South Atlantic (A) Boston Florida Atlantic Roman Collins OF Wilmington Carolina (AA) Kansas City Florida Atlantic Billy Endris OF Kane County Midwest (A) Arizona Florida Atlantic Ryan Garton RHP Tacoma Pacific Coast (AAA) Seattle Florida Atlantic Austin Gomber RHP Memphis Pacific Coast (AAA) St. Louis Florida Atlantic Alex House RHP Tri-City N.Y. – Penn (A) Houston Florida Atlantic Seth McGarry RHP Clearwater Florida State (A) Philadelphia Florida Atlantic David McKay RHP Lexington South Atlantic (A) Kansas City Florida Atlantic Kyle Miller RHP South Bend Midwest (A) Chicago Cubs Florida Atlantic Colyn O’Connell RHP Connecticut N.Y. – Penn (A) Detroit Florida Atlantic Brendon Sanger OF Mobile Southern (AA) LA Angels Florida Atlantic Adam Atkins RHP Columbia South Atlantic (A) New York Mets Louisiana Tech Braden Bristo RHP Charleston South Atlantic (A) NY Yankees Louisiana Tech Brent Diaz C Helena Pioneer (R) Milwaukee Louisiana Tech Phillip Diehl RHP Charleston South Atlantic (A) NY Yankees Louisiana Tech Raphael Gladu OF Columbia South Atlantic (A) New York Mets Louisiana Tech Nate Harris RHP Boise Northwest (A) Colorado Louisiana Tech Phil Maton RHP El Paso Pacific Coast (AAA) San Diego Louisiana Tech Corey Bird OF Greensboro South Atlantic (A) Miami Marshall Aaron Blair RHP Gwinnett International (AAA) Atlanta Marshall JD Hammer RHP Reading Eastern (AA) Philadelphia Marshall Tyler Ratliff 3B Hickory South Atlantic (A) Texas Marshall Burris Warner RHP West Michigan Midwest (A) Detroit Marshall Hunter Adkins RHP Montgomery Southern (AA) Tampa Bay Middle Tennessee Bryce Brentz OF Las Vegas Pacific Coast (AAA) New York Mets Middle Tennessee Zac Curtis LHP Lehigh Valley International (AAA) Philadelphia Middle Tennessee Riley Delgado SS Rome South Atlantic (A) Atlanta Middle Tennessee Ronnie Jebavy OF Richmond Eastern (AA) San Francisco Middle Tennessee Cody Puckett LHP AZL Athletics Arizona (R) Oakland Middle Tennessee Heath Slatton RHP San Jose California (A) San Francisco Middle Tennessee Nick Hartman RHP Dunedin Florida State (A) Toronto Old Dominion P.J. Higgins C Myrtle Beach Carolina (A) Chicago Cubs Old Dominion Daniel Hudson RHP TBD TBD LA Dodgers Old Dominion Connor Myers OF Myrtle Beach Carolina (A) Chicago Cubs Old Dominion Connor Overton RHP San Jose California (A) San Francisco Old Dominion Zach Rutherford SS Bowling Green Midwest (A) Tampa Bay Old Dominion Jared Young IF Emerald Northwest (A) Chicago Cubs Old Dominion Tyler Duffey RHP Rochester International (AAA) Minnesota Rice Jon Duplantier RHP Visalia California (A) Arizona Rice Skyler Ewing 1B Gwinnett International (AAA) Atlanta Rice Tristan Gray 2B Charlotte Florida State (A) Tampa Bay Rice Zech Lemond RHP Lake Elsinore California (A) San Diego Rice Kevin McCanna RHP Kane County Midwest (A) Arizona Rice Dane Myers RHP West Michigan Midwest (A) Detroit Rice Austin Orewiler RHP Dayton Midwest (A) Cincinnati Rice Glenn Otto RHP Charleston South Atlantic (A) NY Yankees Rice John Simms P Syracuse International (AAA) Washington Rice Jordan Stephens RHP Birmingham Southern (AA) Chicago White Sox Rice Taylor Braley 3B Batavia N.Y. – Penn (A) Miami Southern Miss Dylan Burdeaux 1B Lakeland Florida State (A) Detroit Southern Miss Cody Carroll RHP Trenton Eastern (AA) NY Yankees Southern Miss Scott Copeland RHP Somerset Atlantic League Independent Southern Miss Jake Drehoff RHP Portland Eastern (AA) Boston Southern Miss Conor Fisk RHP Dunedin Florida State (A) Toronto Southern Miss Ashley Graeter IF Hartford Eastern (AA) Colorado Southern Miss Tim Lynch 1B Tampa Florida State (A) NY Yankees Southern Miss Kirk McCarty RHP Mahoning Valley N.Y. – Penn (A) Cleveland Southern Miss Mason Robbins RHP Birmingham Southern (AA) Chicago White Sox Southern Miss Hayden Roberts RHP Grand Junction Pioneer (R) Colorado Southern Miss Chuckie Robinson C Buies Creek Carolina (A) Houston Southern Miss Bradley Roney RHP Mississippi Southern (AA) Atlanta Southern Miss Jake Winston RHP Kane County Midwest (A) Arizona Southern Miss Brewer Hicklen OF Idaho Falls Pioneer (R) Kansas City UAB Adam Lau RHP Salem Carolina (A) Boston UAB James Naile RHP Nashville Pacific Coast (AAA) Oakland UAB Benji Waite RHP Fargo-Moorhead American Association Independent UAB Garrett Whitlock RHP Charleston South Atlantic (A) NY Yankees UAB Justin Anderson RHP Mobile Southern (AA) LA Angels UTSA John Bormann C Bradenton Florida State (A) Pittsburgh UTSA Karl Craigie LHP GCL Marlins Gulf Coast League (R) Miami UTSA Kevin Markham OF GCL Phillies Gulf Coast (R) Philadelphia UTSA Chris Muller RHP TBD TBD Tampa Bay UTSA Kes Carter OF Fargo-Moorhead American Association Independent WKU Andrew Edwards RHP NW Arkansas Texas (AA) Kansas City WKU Danny Hudzina 3B Peoria Midwest (A) St. Louis WKU Anderson Miller OF NW Arkansas Texas (AA) Kansas City WKU .
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