1999 Major League Baseball Draft - Supplemental First Round Selections

Supplemental First Round Selections

Pick Player Team Position School
31 Casey Daigle Arizona Diamondbacks P Sulphur HS (Sulphur, Louisiana)
32 Jay Gehrke Kansas City Royals P Pepperdine University
33 Jeff Heaverlo Seattle Mariners P University of Washington
34 Joshua Cenate Baltimore Orioles P Jefferson HS (Charlestown, West Virginia)
35 Brian West Chicago White Sox P West Monroe HS (West Monroe, Louisiana)
36 Nick Stocks St. Louis Cardinals P Florida State University
37 Jason Repko Los Angeles Dodgers OF Hanford HS (Richland, Washington)
38 Colby Lewis Texas Rangers P Bakersfield College
39 Jerome Williams San Francisco Giants P Waipahu HS (Waipahu, Hawaii)
40 Brad Baker Boston Red Sox P Pioneer Valley Regional HS (Leyden, Massachusetts)
41 Casey Burns San Diego Padres P University of Richmond
42 Mike Rosamond Houston Astros SS University of Mississippi
43 Jimmy Gobble Kansas City Royals P John S. Battle HS (Bristol, Virginia)
44 Scott Rice Baltimore Orioles P Royal HS (Simi Valley, California)
45 Rob Purvis Chicago White Sox P Bradley University
46 Chris Duncan St. Louis Cardinals 1B Canyon del Oro HS (Oro Valley, Arizona)
47 Mike Mead Texas Rangers P Soddy Daisy HS (Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee)
48 Casey Fossum Boston Red Sox P Texas A&M University
49 Mike Bynum San Diego Padres P University of North Carolina
50 Brian Roberts Baltimore Orioles SS University of South Carolina
51 Nick Trzesniak San Diego Padres C Victor J. Andrew HS (Tinley Park, Illinois)

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