1999 MLB Amateur Draft

Updated August 28, 2020 | Infoplease Staff

First round selections at the 35th Amateur Draft held June 2-3, 1999 in New York.

First Round

No     Pos
1 Tampa Bay Josh Hamilton, Athens Drive HS,
Raleigh, N.C.
OF-LHP
2 Florida Josh Beckett, Spring (Tex.) HS RHP
3 Detroit Eric Munson, USC C
4 Arizona Corey Myers, Desert Vista HS,
Scottsdale, Ariz.
SS
5 Minnesota Brandon Garbe, Moses Lake
(Wash.) HS
OF
6 Montreal Josh Girdley, Jasper (Tex.) HS LHP
7 Kansas City Kyle Snyder, UNC RHP
8 Pittsburgh Robert Bradley, Wellington (Fla.)
Comm. HS
RHP
9 Oakland Barry Zito, USC LHP
10 Milwaukee Ben Sheets, NE Louisiana RHP
11 Seattle Ryan Christianson, Arlington HS,
Riverside, Calif.
C
12 Philadelphia Brett Myers, Englewood HS,
Jacksonville, Fla.
RHP
13 Baltimore Mike Paradis, Clemson RHP
14 Cincinnati Ty Howington, Hudson's Bay HS
Vancouver, Wash.
LHP
15 Chicago-AL Jason Stumm, Centralia
(Wash.) HS
RHP
16 Colorado Jason Jennings, Baylor RHP
17 a-Boston Eric Asadoorian, Northbridge HS
Whitinsville, Mass.
OF
18 b-Baltimore Richard Stahl, Newton HS
Covington, Ga.
LHP
19 Toronto Alexis Rios, San Pedro Martin HS
Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
3B
20 c-San Diego Vince Faison, Toombs County HS
Lyons, Ga.
OF
21 d-Baltimore Larry Bigbie, Ball St. OF
22 e-Chicago-AL Matt Ginter, Mississippi St. RHP
23 f-Baltimore Keith Reed, Providence OF
24 San Francisco Kurt Ainsworth, LSU RHP
25 g-Kansas City Mike MacDougal, Wake Forest RHP
26 Chicago-NL Ben Christensen, Wichita St. RHP
27 New York-AL David Walling, Arkansas RHP
28 San Diego Gerik Baxter, Woodway HS
Edmonds, Wash.
RHP
29 h-San Diego Omar Ortiz, Texas Pan-Am RHP
30 i-St. Louis Chance Caple, Texas A&M RHP
Acquired picks: a–from Anaheim for signing Mo Vaughn; b–from St. Louis for signing Eric Davis; c–from Los Angeles for signing Kevin Brown; d–from Texas for signing Rafael Palmeiro; e–from N.Y. Mets for signing Robin Ventura; f–from Cleveland for signing Roberto Alomar; g–from Boston for signing Jose Offerman; h–from Houston for signing Ken Caminiti; i–from Atlanta for signing Brian Jordan.

 

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