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1977 Major League Draft
Here is the first round of the 1977 Major League Baseball draft. Baines
must have been overly eager to sign with the 'Sox. He accepted by far the
lowest signing bonus for a #1 overall pick with a paltry $32,000. Bob
Horner would more than quintuple it a year later. In fact, #3 overall
pick Paul Molitor scored a $77,500 bonus.
| # |
Name |
Position |
Team |
School |
| 1 |
Harold Baines |
OF |
White
Sox |
St. Michaels, MD |
| 2 |
Bill Gullickson |
RHP |
Expos |
Orland Park, IL |
| 3 |
Paul Molitor |
SS |
Brewers |
University of Minnesota |
| 4 |
Tim Cole |
LHP |
Braves |
Saugerties, NY |
| 5 |
Kevin Richards |
RHP |
Tigers |
Wyandotte, MI |
| 6 |
Terry Kennedy |
C |
Cardinals |
Florida State University |
| 7 |
Richard Dotson |
RHP |
Angels |
Cincinnati, OH |
| 8 |
Brian Greer |
OF |
Padres |
Brea, CA |
| 9 |
David Hibner |
SS |
Rangers |
Howell, MI |
| 10 |
Craig Landis |
SS |
Giants |
Napa, CA |
| 11 |
Bruce Compton |
OF |
Indians |
Norman, OK |
| 12 |
Randy Martz |
RHP |
Cubs |
University of South Carolina |
| 13 |
Andrew Madden |
RHP |
Red
Sox |
New Hartford, NY |
| 14 |
Ricky Adams |
SS |
Astros |
Montclair, CA |
| 15 |
Paul Croft |
OF |
Twins |
Morristown, NJ |
| 16 |
Wally Backman |
SS |
Mets |
Beaverton, OR |
| 17 |
Craig Harris |
RHP |
Athletics |
Sierra Vista, AZ |
| 18 |
Anthony Nicely |
OF |
Pirates |
Dayton, OH |
| 19 |
Drungo Hazewood |
OF |
Orioles |
Sacramento, CA |
| 20 |
Bob Welch |
RHP |
Dodgers |
E. Michigan University |
| 21 |
Mike Jones |
LHP |
Royals |
Pittsford, NY |
| 22 |
Scott Munninghoff |
RHP |
Phillies |
Cincinnati, OH |
| 23 |
Steve Taylor |
RHP |
Yankees |
University of Delaware |
| 24 |
Tad Venger |
3B |
Reds |
Newhall, CA |
| 25 |
Tom Goffena |
SS |
Blue
Jays |
Sidney, OH |
| 26 |
Dave Henderson |
OF |
Mariners |
Dos Palos, CA |
* Did not sign
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