10. Bobby Straily-1st Rnd/11th Pick Overall-Oklahoma/ -rkdixon-Straily was a light hitting, fairly
slow footed, defensively awesome infielder. Twice stole double digits in bases
but never did much with the bat sporting a career 228 AVG and a 289 OBP. Made
48 career Plus plays against 0 negative plays, mostly playing SS/3rd
and CF
9. Herman DiSarcina-2nd Rnd/12th Pick
Overall-Rochester/Madison-jwperry- Herman swiped 91 bases over his last three
season in the majors. His career ended shortly after that which is a bit of a
shame as he was starting to become a solid table setter
8. Ernie Jordan-1st Rnd/7th Pick Overall-Mexico City/New
Orleans-Feamster- The big lefty only played parts of 5 seasons in the majors
but did have 2 pretty good years going 8-14 as a starter in season 25 while
throwing over 200 innings. Moved to the bullpen the next season and went 4-1
with a 3.89 ERA
7. Julian Sierra-1st Rnd/4th Pick Overall-Charlotte/Trenton-Dwobble-
Not much of a starter, but did enjoy a decent amount of success when used as a
bullpen arm. His 3 best seasons saw him pitch 101 games with a 10-6 record and
10 saves and a 3.83 ERA.
6. Tony Alvarez-2nd Rnd/18th Pick Overall-Oklahoma/ -rkdixon- A very bad hitter (202 Avg-547
OBP) Did hit 10 homers one season while
also stealing 12 bases. Mostly known for his superior glove work as a SS he made
77 Plus plays and 16 more while playing CF/2nd/3rd/LF.
5. Dallas Bolsinger-2nd Rnd/16th Pick
Overall-Fresno/Boise-hofstad_c- Won himself a Gold Glove at Catcher a year
after winning a World Series Ring. Three times he popped off for over 11
homers. Pair that up with a solid 274 AVG and plus glove skills you have a
steal of a pick in the Rule 5.
4. Joaquin Cairo-2nd Rnd/15th Pick
Overall-Charlotte/Trenton-Dwobble- Worked as a pretty solid back end SP for
Charlotte, Double digits in wins twice and sported a career 4.25 ERA. With over 1000 innings in the majors he could
be counted on to be a solid contributor while pitching
3. Clint Norton-1st Rnd/1st Pick
Overall-Rochester/Madison-jwperry- Rochester 2nd player to make the
top ten. Norton had the longest major league career of any player selected. Hit
and stole a matching 100 homers and 100 bases. While not a great fielder at
either SS or CF the Walla Walla native was a solid producer.
2. Doc Spivey-1st Rnd/5th Pick Overall-Jackson-berrysboys- An
All-Star the year he was selected while hitting 25 homers with an ops of 875.
Between season 25 and 31 was just very average but did break out in his second
last season when he hit 26 more homers while driving in 90 runs. Also made 40
plus plays at 2nd base for his career.
1. Tomas Polonia-1st Rnd/6th Pick Overall-Salem-Auggieward- While
only a 255 hitter on his career Polonia was good for 189 homers and 125 steals. 6 times he went over 20
homers while also playing a very solid CF (33 Plus Plays) for his career. This
marks back to back seasons where Salem has picked the best player in the Rule 5
Draft.
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