Stephen Strasburg (2009) is considered to be one of the greatest pitching prospects in the history of the draft, and won the 2019 World Series MVP with the Nationals.
[1]
The
Washington Nationals
are a
Major League Baseball
(MLB) franchise based in
Washington, D.C.
Prior to 2005, they were known as the
Montreal Expos
and based in
Montreal
,
Quebec
,
Canada
. The Nationals play in the
National League
East
division. Since the institution of MLB's
Rule 4 Draft
, the Expos/Nationals have selected 73 players in the first round. Officially known as the "First-Year Player Draft",
[2]
the Rule 4 Draft is MLB's primary mechanism for assigning amateur baseball players from high schools, colleges, and other amateur baseball clubs to its teams. The draft order is determined based on the previous season's standings, with the team possessing the worst record receiving the first pick.
[2]
In addition, teams which lost
free agents
in the previous off-season may be awarded
compensatory or supplementary picks
.
[3]
The First-Year Player Draft is unrelated to the
1968 expansion draft
in which the Expos initially filled their roster.
Of the 73 players picked in the first round by Montreal or Washington, 38 have been
pitchers
, the most of any position; 27 of them were right-handed, while 11 were left-handed. Thirteen
outfielders
, ten
shortstops
, five
third basemen
, four
catchers
, and three
first basemen
were also taken. The team has never drafted a player at
second base
.
[4]
In all, 40 of the players were drafted from high school, 27 from four-year colleges, and four from
junior colleges
. Eleven of the players came from high schools, universities, or junior colleges in the state of California, and Florida follows with 10 players.
[4]
They have also drafted two players from Puerto Rico: Josue Estrada (1993) and
Hiram Bocachica
(1994).
[4]
No pick has been elected to the
Hall of Fame
. One first-round pick,
Bryce Harper
(2010), has been named
Rookie of the Year
and
Most Valuable Player
in his career, earning National League rookie honors in 2012
[5]
and National League MVP honors in 2015, both with the Nationals.
[6]
Harper is the second of the Nationals' two
overall #1
selections; the first was
Stephen Strasburg
in 2009.
[4]
Condredge Holloway
(1971) was drafted as a shortstop, but ended up becoming a
quarterback
in the
Canadian Football League
, and was inducted into the
Canadian Football Hall of Fame
in 1999.
[7]
The Expos/Nationals have made 19 selections in the supplemental round of the draft and six compensatory picks since their entry into the league in 1969.
[4]
These additional picks are provided when a team loses a particularly valuable free agent in the previous off-season,
[3]
[8]
[V]
or, more recently, if a team fails to sign a draft pick from the previous year.
[9]
The Expos/Nationals have failed to sign four of their first-round picks:
Condredge Holloway
(1971),
Charles Johnson
(1989),
John Patterson
(1996), and
Aaron Crow
(2008). The Expos received no compensation for failing to sign Holloway, but received the 40th pick in 1990, the 52nd pick in 1997, and the 10th pick in 2009 for failing to sign Johnson, Patterson, and Crow, respectively.
[4]
Year
|
Each year links to an article about that year's
Major League Baseball Draft
.
|
Position
|
Indicates the secondary/collegiate position at which the player was drafted, rather than the professional position the player may have gone on to play
|
Pick
|
Indicates the number of the pick
|
*
|
Player did not sign with the Expos/Nationals
|
§
|
Indicates a
supplemental pick
|
'19
|
Player was a member of the Nationals'
2019
championship team
|
Picks
[
edit
]
Tim Wallach (1979) was one of two players drafted by the Expos/Nationals from
California State University, Fullerton
.
Terry Francona (1980) was the Expos/Nationals' first compensatory first-round draft selection.
Rondell White (1990) was one of six players drafted by the Expos in the first round in 1990.
Cliff Floyd (1991) was one of three first basemen drafted by the Expos/Nationals.
Michael Barrett (1995) was drafted as a shortstop, but spent most of his professional career as a catcher.
[10]
Brad Wilkerson (1998) was one of eight players drafted by the Expos/Nationals from the state of Florida.
Ryan Zimmerman (2005) was one of eleven players the Expos/Nationals selected with a top five draft pick.
Drew Storen (2009) was one of three players drafted by the Expos/Nationals from
Stanford University
.
Year
|
Name
|
Position
|
School (location)
|
Pick
|
Ref
|
1968
|
no first-round pick
[a]
|
[11]
|
1969
|
Balor Moore
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Deer Park High School
(
Deer Park, Texas
)
|
22
|
[12]
|
1970
|
Barry Foote
|
Catcher
|
Smithfield-Selma High School
(
Selma, North Carolina
)
|
3
|
[13]
|
1971
|
Condredge Holloway
*
|
Shortstop
|
Lee High School
(
Huntsville, Alabama
)
|
4
|
[14]
|
1972
|
Bobby Goodman
|
Catcher
|
Bishop Byrne High School
(
Memphis, Tennessee
)
|
5
|
[15]
|
1973
|
Gary Roenicke
|
Shortstop
|
Edgewood High School
(
West Covina, California
)
|
8
|
[16]
|
1974
|
Ron Sorey
|
Third baseman
|
Stebbins High School
(
Dayton, Ohio
)
|
9
|
[17]
|
1975
|
Art Miles
|
Shortstop
|
Crockett High School
(
Austin, Texas
)
|
10
|
[18]
|
1976
|
Bob James
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Verdugo Hills High School
(
Sunland, California
)
|
9
|
[19]
|
1977
|
Bill Gullickson
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Joliet Catholic Academy
(
Joliet, Illinois
)
|
2
|
[20]
|
1978
|
Glenn Franklin
|
Shortstop
|
Chipola Junior College
(
Marianna, Florida
)
|
9
|
[21]
|
1979
|
Tim Wallach
|
First baseman
|
California State University, Fullerton
(
Fullerton, California
)
|
10
|
[22]
|
1980
|
Terry Francona
|
Outfielder
|
University of Arizona
(
Tucson, Arizona
)
|
22
[b]
|
[23]
|
1981
|
Darren Dilks
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Oklahoma State University?Stillwater
(
Stillwater, Oklahoma
)
|
18
|
[24]
|
1982
|
no first-round pick
[c]
|
[4]
|
1983
|
Rich Stoll
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Michigan
(
Ann Arbor, Michigan
)
|
14
|
[25]
|
1983
|
Brian Holman
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Wichita North High School
(
Wichita, Kansas
)
|
16
[d]
|
[25]
|
1984
|
Bob Caffrey
|
Catcher
|
California State University, Fullerton
(
Fullerton, California
)
|
13
|
[26]
|
1984
|
Norm Charlton
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Rice University
(
Houston, Texas
)
|
28
§
[e]
|
[26]
|
1985
|
Pete Incaviglia
|
Third baseman
|
Oklahoma State University?Stillwater
(
Stillwater, Oklahoma
)
|
8
|
[27]
|
1986
|
Kevin Dean
|
Outfielder
|
Hogan High School
(
Vallejo, California
)
|
15
|
[28]
|
1987
|
Delino DeShields
|
Shortstop
|
Seaford Senior High School
(
Seaford, Delaware
)
|
12
|
[29]
|
1987
|
Tyrone Kingwood
|
Outfielder
|
Imperial Valley College
(
Imperial, California
)
|
28
§
[f]
|
[29]
|
1988
|
Dave Wainhouse
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Washington State University
(
Pullman, Washington
)
|
19
|
[30]
|
1989
|
Charles Johnson
*
|
Catcher
|
Fort Pierce Westwood High School
(
Fort Pierce, Florida
)
|
10
|
[31]
|
1990
|
Shane Andrews
|
Third baseman
|
Carlsbad High School
(
Carlsbad, New Mexico
)
|
11
|
[32]
|
1990
|
Rondell White
|
Outfielder
|
Jones County High School
(
Gray, Georgia
)
|
24
[g]
|
[32]
|
1990
|
Gabe White
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Sebring High School
(
Sebring, Florida
)
|
28
§
[h]
|
[32]
|
1990
|
Stan Spencer
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Stanford University
(
Stanford, California
)
|
35
§
[i]
|
[32]
|
1990
|
Ben Van Ryn
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
East Noble High School
(
Kendallville, Indiana
)
|
37
§
[j]
|
[32]
|
1990
|
Stan Robertson
|
Outfielder
|
Plainview High School
(
Plainview, Texas
)
|
40
§
[k]
|
[32]
|
1991
|
Cliff Floyd
|
First baseman
|
Thornwood High School
(
South Holland, Illinois
)
|
14
|
[33]
|
1992
|
B. J. Wallace
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Mississippi State University
(
Mississippi State, Mississippi
)
|
3
|
[34]
|
1993
|
Chris Schwab
|
Outfielder
|
Cretin High School
(
St. Paul, Minnesota
)
|
18
|
[35]
|
1993
|
Josue Estrada
|
Outfielder
|
Medardo Carazo High School
(
Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico
)
|
31
§
[l]
|
[35]
|
1994
|
Hiram Bocachica
|
Shortstop
|
Rexville High School
(
Bayamon, Puerto Rico
)
|
21
|
[36]
|
1994
|
Mike Thurman
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Oregon State University
(
Corvallis, Oregon
)
|
31
§
[m]
|
[36]
|
1995
|
Michael Barrett
|
Shortstop
|
Pace Academy
(
Atlanta, Georgia
)
|
28
|
[37]
|
1996
|
John Patterson
*
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
West Orange-Stark High School
(
West Orange, Texas
)
|
5
|
[38]
|
1997
|
Donnie Bridges
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Oak Grove High School
(
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
)
|
23
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Chris Stowe
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Chancellor High School
(
Fredericksburg, Virginia
)
|
37
§
[n]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Scott Hodges
|
Shortstop
|
Henry Clay High School
(
Lexington, Kentucky
)
|
38
§
[o]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Bryan Hebson
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Auburn University
(
Auburn, Alabama
)
|
44
§
[p]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Thomas Pittman
|
First baseman
|
East St. John High School
(
Garyville, Louisiana
)
|
45
§
[q]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
T. J. Tucker
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
River Ridge High School
(
New Port Richey, Florida
)
|
47
§
[r]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Shane Arthurs
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Westmoore High School
(
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
)
|
48
§
[s]
|
[39]
|
1997
|
Tootie Myers
|
Outfielder
|
Petal High School
(
Petal, Mississippi
)
|
52
§
[t]
|
[39]
|
1998
|
Josh McKinley
|
Shortstop
|
Malvern Preparatory School
(
Malvern, Pennsylvania
)
|
11
|
[40]
|
1998
|
Brad Wilkerson
|
Outfielder
|
University of Florida
(
Gainesville, Florida
)
|
33
§
[u]
|
[40]
|
1999
|
Josh Girdley
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Jasper High School
(
Jasper, Texas
)
|
6
|
[41]
|
2000
|
Justin Wayne
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Stanford University
(
Stanford, California
)
|
5
|
[42]
|
2001
|
Josh Karp
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of California, Los Angeles
(
Los Angeles, California
)
|
6
|
[43]
|
2002
|
Clint Everts
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Cypress Falls High School
(
Houston, Texas
)
|
5
|
[44]
|
2003
|
Chad Cordero
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
California State University, Fullerton
(
Fullerton, California
)
|
20
|
[45]
|
2004
|
Bill Bray
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
College of William & Mary
(
Williamsburg, Virginia
)
|
13
|
[46]
|
2005
|
Ryan Zimmerman
'19
|
Third baseman
|
University of Virginia
(
Charlottesville, Virginia
)
|
4
|
[47]
|
2006
|
Chris Marrero
|
Outfielder
|
Monsignor Edward Pace High School
(
Miami Gardens, Florida
)
|
15
|
[48]
|
2006
|
Colton Willems
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
John Carroll Catholic High School
(
Fort Pierce, Florida
)
|
22
[v]
|
[48]
|
2007
|
Ross Detwiler
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Missouri State University
(
Springfield, Missouri
)
|
6
|
[49]
|
2007
|
Josh Smoker
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
Calhoun High School
(
Calhoun, Georgia
)
|
31
§
[w]
|
[49]
|
2007
|
Michael Burgess
|
Outfielder
|
Hillsborough High School
(
Tampa, Florida
)
|
49
§
[x]
|
[49]
|
2008
|
Aaron Crow
*
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Missouri
(
Columbia, Missouri
)
|
9
|
[50]
|
2009
|
Stephen Strasburg
'19
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
San Diego State University
(
San Diego, California
)
|
1
|
[51]
|
2009
|
Drew Storen
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Stanford University
(
Stanford, California
)
|
10
§
[y]
|
[51]
|
2010
|
Bryce Harper
|
Outfielder
|
College of Southern Nevada
(
Henderson, Nevada
)
|
1
|
[52]
|
2011
|
Anthony Rendon
'19
|
Third baseman
|
Rice University
(
Houston, Texas
)
|
6
|
[53]
|
2011
|
Alex Meyer
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Kentucky
(
Lexington, Kentucky
)
|
23
[z]
|
[53]
|
2011
|
Brian Goodwin
|
Outfielder
|
Miami Dade College
(
Miami, Florida
)
|
34
§
[aa]
|
[53]
|
2012
|
Lucas Giolito
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Harvard-Westlake High School
(
Los Angeles, California
)
|
16
|
[54]
|
2013
|
no first-round pick
|
[55]
|
2014
|
Erick Fedde
'19
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
(
Las Vegas, Nevada
)
|
18
|
[56]
|
2015
|
no first-round pick
|
[57]
|
2016
|
Carter Kieboom
'19
|
Shortstop
|
Walton High School
(
Marietta, Georgia
)
|
28
|
[58]
|
2016
|
Dane Dunning
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Florida
(
Gainesville, Florida
)
|
34
§
[ab]
|
[58]
|
2017
|
Seth Romero
|
Left-handed
pitcher
|
University of Houston
(
Houston, Texas
)
|
25
|
[59]
|
2018
|
Mason Denaburg
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
Merritt Island High School
(
Merritt Island, Florida
)
|
27
|
[60]
|
2019
|
Jackson Rutledge
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
San Jacinto College
(
Houston, Texas
)
|
17
|
[61]
|
2020
|
Cade Cavalli
|
Right-handed
pitcher
|
University of Oklahoma
(
Norman, Oklahoma
)
|
22
|
[62]
|
2021
|
Brady House
|
Shortstop
|
Winder-Barrow High School
(
Winder, Georgia
)
|
11
|
[63]
|
2022
|
Elijah Green
|
Outfielder
|
IMG Academy
(
Bradenton, Florida
)
|
5
|
[64]
|
2023
|
Dylan Crews
|
Outfielder
|
LSU
(
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
)
|
2
|
See also
[
edit
]
- V
Through the 2012 draft,
free agents
were evaluated by the
Elias Sports Bureau
and rated "Type A", "Type B", or not compensation-eligible. If a team offered
arbitration
to a player but that player refused and subsequently signed with another team, the original team was able to receive additional draft picks. If a "Type A" free agent left in this way, his previous team received a supplemental pick and a compensatory pick from the team with which he signed. If a "Type B" free agent left in this way, his previous team received only a supplemental pick.
[9]
Since the 2013 draft, free agents are no longer classified by type; instead, compensatory picks are only awarded if the team offered its free agent a contract worth at least the average of the 125 current richest MLB contracts.
[65]
However, if the free agent's last team acquired the player in a trade during the last year of his contract, it is ineligible to receive compensatory picks for that player.
[66]
- a
The Expos and other expansion teams (
Seattle Pilots
,
Kansas City Royals
, and
San Diego Padres
) did not receive first-round picks in 1968.
[11]
They began the selection process at the end of the fourth round of the regular phase.
[67]
- b
The Expos gained a compensatory first-round pick in 1980 from the
New York Yankees
for losing free agent
Rudy May
.
[68]
- c
The Expos lost their first-round pick in 1982 to the
Chicago Cubs
as compensation for signing free agent
Tim Blackwell
.
[69]
- d
The Expos gained a compensatory first-round pick in 1983 from the
San Francisco Giants
for losing free agent
Joel Youngblood
.
[70]
- e
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1984 for losing free agent
Manny Trillo
.
[71]
- f
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1987 for losing free agent
Andre Dawson
.
[72]
- g
The Expos gained a compensatory first-round pick in 1990 from the
California Angels
for losing free agent
Mark Langston
.
[73]
- h
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1990 for losing free agent Mark Langston.
[73]
- i
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1990 for losing free agent
Hubie Brooks
.
[73]
- j
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1990 for losing free agent
Pascual Perez
.
[73]
- k
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1990 for failing to sign draft pick
Charles Johnson
.
[73]
- l
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1993 for losing free agent
Spike Owen
.
[74]
- m
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1994 for losing free agent
Dennis Martinez
.
[75]
- n
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent
Mel Rojas
.
[76]
- o
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent
Moises Alou
.
[76]
- p
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent Mel Rojas.
[76]
- q
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent Moises Alou.
[76]
- r
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent Mel Rojas.
[76]
- s
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for losing free agent Moises Alou.
[76]
- t
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1997 for failing to sign draft pick
John Patterson
.
[76]
- u
The Expos gained a supplemental first-round pick in 1998 for losing free agent
Darrin Fletcher
.
[77]
- v
The Nationals gained a compensatory first-round pick in 2006 from the
Oakland Athletics
for losing free agent
Esteban Loaiza
.
[78]
- w
The Nationals gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2007 for losing free agent
Alfonso Soriano
.
[79]
- x
The Nationals gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2007 for losing free agent
Jose Guillen
.
[79]
- y
The Nationals gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2009 for failing to sign draft pick
Aaron Crow
.
[80]
- z
The Nationals gained a compensatory first-round pick in 2011 from the
Chicago White Sox
for losing free agent
Adam Dunn
.
[81]
- aa
The Nationals gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2011 for losing free agent Adam Dunn.
[81]
- ab
The Nationals gained a supplemental first-round pick in 2016 for losing free agent Jordan Zimmerman.
[58]
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[
edit
]
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"The one? All eyes on Strasburg"
.
MLB.com
. Retrieved
August 17,
2010
.
- ^
a
b
"First-Year Player Draft Rules"
.
MLB.com
. Major League Baseball
. Retrieved
July 2,
2010
.
- ^
a
b
McCalvy, Adam.
"Brewers offer three arbitration"
.
Brewers.MLB.com
. Milwaukee Brewers
. Retrieved
July 2,
2010
.
- ^
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
"Washington Nationals 1st Round Picks in the MLB June Amateur Draft"
.
Baseball-Reference.com
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. Retrieved
August 10,
2010
.
- ^
"MLB Rookie of the Year Awards, Mariano Rivera, Trevor Hoffman, & Rolaids Relief Award Winners"
.
Baseball-Reference.com
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August 8,
2017
.
- ^
"MLB Most Valuable Player MVP Awards & Cy Young Awards Winners"
.
Baseball-Reference.com
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. Retrieved
August 8,
2017
.
- ^
"Canadian Football Hall of Fame ? Condredge Holloway"
. Canadian Football Hall of Fame and Museum
. Retrieved
April 26,
2018
.
- ^
"First-Year Player Draft FAQ"
.
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July 2,
2010
.
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- 1968
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None
- 1969
:
Moore
- 1970
:
Foote
- 1971
:
Holloway
- 1972
: Goodman
- 1973
:
Roenicke
- 1974
: Sorey
- 1975
: Miles
- 1976
:
James
- 1977
:
Gullickson
- 1978
: Franklin
- 1979
:
Wallach
- 1980
:
Francona
- 1981
: Dilks
- 1982
:
None
- 1983
: Stoll,
Holman
- 1984
:
Caffrey
,
Charlton
- 1985
:
Incaviglia
- 1986
: Dean
- 1987
:
DeShields
, Kingwood
- 1988
:
Wainhouse
- 1989
:
Johnson
- 1990
:
Andrews
,
R. White
,
G. White
,
Spencer
,
Van Ryn
, Robertson
- 1991
:
Floyd
- 1992
:
Wallace
- 1993
: Schwab, Estrada
- 1994
:
Bocachica
,
Thurman
- 1995
:
Barrett
- 1996
:
Patterson
- 1997
: Bridges, Stowe, Hodges,
Hebson
, Pittman,
Tucker
, Arthurs, Myers
- 1998
: McKinley,
Wilkerson
- 1999
: Girdley
- 2000
:
Wayne
- 2001
: Karp
- 2002
:
Everts
- 2003
:
Cordero
- 2004
:
Bray
- 2005
:
Zimmerman
- 2006
:
Marrero
, Willems
- 2007
:
Detwiler
,
Smoker
, Burgess
- 2008
:
Crow
- 2009
:
Strasburg
,
Storen
- 2010
:
Harper
- 2011
:
Rendon
,
Meyer
,
Goodwin
- 2012
:
Giolito
- 2013
:
None
- 2014
:
Fedde
- 2015
:
None
- 2016
:
Kieboom
,
Dunning
- 2017
:
Romero
- 2018
:
Denaburg
- 2019
:
Rutledge
- 2020
:
Cavalli
- 2021
:
House
- 2022
:
Green
- 2023
:
Crews
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