Cape Fear Crocs - List of Cape Fear Crocs Players in The MLB

List of Cape Fear Crocs Players in The MLB

  • All players are listed in alphabetical order by their surname, with the year(s) they played for Cape Fear in parentheses.
    • Matt Blank (1998)
    • Milton Bradley (1998)
    • Nate Field (1999)
    • Bryan Hebson (1998–1999)
    • Jorge Julio (1998)
    • Yovanny Lara (1998)
    • Cliff Lee (2000)
    • Henry Mateo (1998)
    • Guillermo Mota (1997)
    • Talmadge Nunnari (1997–1998)
    • Christian Parker (1997)
    • Valentino Pascucci (2000)
    • Brandon Phillips (2000)
    • Simon Pond (1997)
    • Wilkin Ruan (1999–2000)
    • Brian Schneider (1997–1998)
    • Jim Serrano (1998)
    • J.D. Smart (1998)
    • Scott Strickland (1997–1998)
    • Andy Tracy (1997)
    • Wilson Valdéz (2000)
    • Tim Young (1997)

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