1995 Major League Baseball Draft

1995 Major League Baseball Draft

The following are the first round picks in the 1995 Major League Baseball draft.

= All-Star = Baseball Hall of Famer


Pick Player Team Position Hometown/School
1 Darin Erstad California Angels OF University of Nebraska
2 Ben Davis San Diego Padres C Malvern, PA
3 José Cruz, Jr. Seattle Mariners OF Rice University
4 Kerry Wood Chicago Cubs RHP Grand Prairie, TX
5 Ariel Prieto Oakland Athletics RHP Palm Springs, CA
6 Jamie Jones Florida Marlins OF San Diego, CA
7 Jonathan Johnson Texas Rangers RHP Florida State University
8 Todd Helton Colorado Rockies 1B University of Tennessee
9 Geoff Jenkins Milwaukee Brewers OF University of Southern California
10 Chad Hermansen Pittsburgh Pirates SS Henderson, NV
11 Mike Drumright Detroit Tigers RHP Wichita State University
12 Matt Morris St. Louis Cardinals RHP Seton Hall University
13 Mark Redman Minnesota Twins LHP University of Oklahoma
14 Reggie Taylor Philadelphia Phillies OF Newberry, SC
15 Andy Yount Boston Red Sox RHP Kingwood, TX
16 Joe Fontenot San Francisco Giants RHP Lafayette, LA
17 Roy Halladay Toronto Blue Jays RHP Golden, CO
18 Ryan Jaroncyk New York Mets SS Escondido, CA
19 Juan Lebron Kansas City Royals OF Arroyo, Puerto Rico
20 David Yocum Los Angeles Dodgers LHP Florida State University
21 Alvie Shepherd Baltimore Orioles RHP University of Nebraska
22 Tony McKnight Houston Astros RHP Texarkana, AR
23 David Miller Cleveland Indians 1B Clemson University
24 Corey Jenkins Boston Red Sox OF Columbia, SC
25 Jeff Liefer Chicago White Sox 3B Long Beach State University
26 * Chad Hutchinson Atlanta Braves RHP Encinitas, CA
27 Shea Morenz New York Yankees OF University of Texas at Austin
28 Michael Barrett Montreal Expos SS Pace Academy
29 Chris Haas St. Louis Cardinals 3B St. Mary's High School
30 Dave Coggin Philadelphia Phillies RHP Upland High School

* Did not sign

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