High Desert Mavericks - Notable High Desert Mavericks Alumni

Notable High Desert Mavericks Alumni

  • Rod Barajas
  • Nick Bierbrodt
  • Bruce Bochy (inaugural manager)
  • Craig Breslow
  • Billy Butler
  • Howie Clark
  • Jack Cust
  • Greg Halman
  • Robby Hammock
  • J. J. Hardy
  • Corey Hart
  • J. P. Howell
  • Shawn Kelley
  • Travis Lee
  • Cory Lidle
  • Javier López
  • Matt Mangini
  • Matt Mieske
  • Brad Nelson
  • Vicente Padilla
  • Brad Penny
  • Michael Pineda
  • Stephen C. Reich
  • Michael Saunders
  • Junior Spivey
  • Matt Vasgersian (MLB Network Announcer, was the Mavericks first radio announcer 1991)
  • Don Wakamatsu (managed Mavs in 1998, was California League Manager of the Year that year; first Asian-American MLB manager)

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