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Liberty’s MLB Draft Picks – Free Agents 1976 Clay Elliot, SS Atlanta Braves Drafted 10th Round 1976 Jeff Mincey, C Pittsburgh Pirates Drafted 21st Round 1978 Bernie Young, OF Chicago White Sox Signed Free Agent 1981 Sid Bream, 1B Los Angeles Dodgers Drafted 2nd Round 1981 Lee Guetterman, LHP Seattle Mariners Drafted 4th Round 1982 Renard Brown, OF Seattle Mariners Drafted 3rd Round 1982 Doug Smith, RHP Minnesota Twins Drafted 28th Round 1986 Niles Creekmore Montreal Expos Free Agent 1986 Pat Sipe Montreal Expos Free Agent 1987 Clint Horsely, RHP St. Louis Cardinals Drafted 29th Round 1988 Randy Tomlin, LHP Pittsburgh Pirates Drafted 18th Round 1989 Tony Beasley, 2B Baltimore Orioles Drafted 19th Round 1989 Jamey Mason, C California Angels Drafted 51st Round 1989 Doug Reynolds, C Baltimore Orioles Drafted 33rd Round 1990 Todd Samples, OF Montreal Expos Drafted 9th Round 1990 Frank Speek, RHP St. Louis Cardinals Drafted 26th Round 1991 Doug Brady, SS Chicago White Sox Drafted 12th Round 1992 Rodney Ashby, RHP Chicago Cubs Signed Free Agent 1993 Rich Humphrey, RHP Houston Astros Drafted 57th Round 1994 & 1995 Terry Weaver, 3B 1994 Cincinnati Reds Drafted 23rd Round 1995 San Francisco Giants Drafted 21st Round 1995 Jason Baker Los Angeles Dodgers Signed Free Agent 1996 Danny Hodges, LHP Chicago Cubs Drafted 41st Round 1997 & 1998 David Benham, C 1997 New York Mets Drafted 41st Round 1998 Boston Red Sox Drafted 12th Round 1998 Jason Benham, 3B Baltimore Orioles Drafted 37th Round 1998 David Dalton, SS Atlanta Braves Signed Free Agent 1998 Tim Harrell, RHP Los Angeles Dodgers Drafted 20th Round 1998 Phil Kojack, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates Signed Free Agent 1998 Benji Miller, RHP San Francisco Giants Drafted 21st Round 1998 Steve Wright, OF Seattle Mariners Drafted 17th Round 2000 Brian Adams, LHP Boston Red Sox Drafted 8th Round 2000 Scottie Scott, C Cleveland Indians Signed Free Agent 2000 & 2004 Dan Valentin, RHP 2000 Oakland A’s Drafted 31st Round 2004 Tampa Bay Rays Signed Free Agent 2001 Josh Brey, LHP St. Louis Cardinals Drafted 4th Round 2002 Steve Baker, OF San Diego Padres Drafted 29th Round 2002 Keith Bulter, OF Chicago Cubs Drafted 10th Round 2002 Matt Hagen, 3B Seattle Mariners Drafted 12th Round 2002 Joey Monahan, SS Chicago Cubs Drafted 7th Round 2002 Jonathan Schneider, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates Drafted 15th Round 2003 Erich Cloninger, C Boston Red Sox Drafted 35th Round 2003 Larry Wayne York Montreal Expos Drafted 14th Round 2004 Jason Jones, RHP New York Yankees Drafted 4th Round 2005 David Bechtold, LHP Colorado Rockies Drafted 28th Round 2006 & 2007 Michael Solbach, RHP 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks Drafted 48th Round 2007 Arizona Diamondbacks Drafted 19th Round 2007 Michael Just, 2B Houston Astros Signed Free Agent 2007 Phillip Laurent, OF San Diego Padres Signed Free Agent 2007 Garrett Young, OF Boston Red Sox Drafted 46th Round 2008 Ryan Page, LHP Toronto Blue Jays Drafted 20th Round 2008 David Stokes, RHP Detroit Tigers Drafted 28th Round 2009 Errol Hollinger, C Arizona Diamondbacks Signed Free Agent 2009 Andrew Wilson Atlanta Braves Drafted 36th Round 2010 Shawn Teufel, LHP Detroit Tigers Drafted 25th Round 2011 Garrett Baker, LHP Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Drafted 11th Round 2011 Doug Bream Baltimore Orioles Signed as Free Agent 2011 Tyler Bream Arizona Diamondbacks Drafted 42nd Round 2011 Steven Evans, LHP Minnesota Twins Drafted 13th Round 2011 & 2012 Blake Forslund, RHP 2011 Boston Red Sox Drafted 17th Round 2012 Arizona Diamondbacks Drafted 15th Rond 2011 Keegan Linza, RHP Chicago White Sox Drafted 38th Round 2011 Casey Rasmus, C St. Louis Cardinals Drafted 36th Round 2011 Matt Williams, SS St. Louis Cardinals Drafted 15th Round 2012 John Niggli, P Texas Rangers Drafted 9th Round 2012 Ian Parmley, OF Toronto Blue Jays Drafted 7th Round 2012 Dustin Umberger, P Chicago White Sox Signed Free Agent 2013 Ryan Cordell, OF Texas Rangers Drafted 11th Round 2013 Trey Wimmer, C Chicago White Sox Drafted 23rd Round 2013 Josh Richardson, RHP San Diego Padres Drafted 26th Round 2013 Danny Grauer, RHP Cincinnati Reds th Drafted 38 Round 2014 Ryan Seiz, INF Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Drafted 17th Round 2014 & 2105 Ashton Perritt, RHP 2014 & 2015 2014 Atlanta Braves Drafted 17th Round 2015 Texas Rangers Drafted 24th 2014 & 2015 Alex Close, C/1B 2014 Kansas City Royals Drafted 27th Round 2015 Kansas City Royals Drafted 26th Round 2014 Adam Parks, RHP Texas Rangers Drafted 33rd Round 2014 Matt Marsh, RHP New York Yankees Free Agent 2015 Jared Lyons, LHP Oakland A’s Drafted Ninth Round 2015 Shawn Clowers, LHP Milwaukee Brewers Free Agent 2016 Dalton Britt, SS Detroit Tigers Drafted 31st Round 2016 Parker Bean, RHP Milwaukee Brewers Drafted 36th Round 2017 Caleb Evans, RHP Oakland A’s Drafted 32nd Round 2018 D.J. Artis, OF Chicago Cubs Drafted 7th Round 2018 Jack DeGroat, RHP Cleveland Indians Drafted 11th Round 2018 Tre Todd, C Los Angeles Dodgers Drafted 21st Round 2018 Jackson Bertsch New York Yankees Drafted 29th Round 2019 Evan Brabrand, P Miami Marlins Drafted Ninth Round 2019 Jonathan Embry, C Tampa Bay Rays Drafted 10th Round 2019 Andrew McInvale, P Toronto Blue Jays Drafted 37th Round .
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