Other Notable Players
- Joey Votto, 2nd round, 44th overall by the Cincinnati Reds
- Jon Lester, 2nd round, 57th overall by the Boston Red Sox
- Jonathan Broxton, 2nd round, 60th overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers
- Jesse Crain, 2nd round, 61st overall by the Minnesota Twins
- Brian McCann, 2nd round, 64th overall by the Atlanta Braves
- Brandon Weeden, 2nd round, 71st overall by the New York Yankees
- Curtis Granderson, 3rd round, 80th overall by the Detroit Tigers
- Rich Hill, 4th round, 112th overall by the Chicago Cubs
- Josh Johnson, 4th round, 113th overall by the Florida Marlins
- Kevin Correia, 4th round, 127th overall by the San Francisco Giants
- Ben Francisco, 5th round, 154th overall by the Cleveland Indians
- John Maine, 6th round, 166th overall by the Baltimore Orioles
- Scott Olsen, 6th round, 173rd overall by the Florida Marlins
- Pat Neshek, 6th round, 182nd overall by the Minnesota Twins
- Matt Capps, 7th round, 193rd overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates
- Ryan Spilborghs, 7th round, 201st overall by the Colorado Rockies
- Clay Hensley, 8th round, 247th overall by the San Francisco Giants
- Jason Hammel, 10th round, 247th overall by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays
- Howie Kendrick, 10th round, 294th overall by the Anaheim Angels
- Matt Lindstrom, 10th round, 297th overall by the New York Mets
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