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Michigan Wolverines baseball

{{Short description|Baseball team of the University of Michigan}}

{{Infobox college baseball team

| name = Michigan Wolverines

| current = 2025 Michigan Wolverines baseball team

| logo = Michigan Wolverines logo.svg

| logo_size = 150

| founded = {{Start date and age|1866}}

| university = University of Michigan

| athletic_director = Warde Manuel

| coach = Tracy Smith

| tenure = 3rd

| conference = Big Ten Conference

| location = Ann Arbor, Michigan

| stadium = Ray Fisher Stadium

| capacity = 4,000

| nickname = Wolverines

| conference_history =

| record =

| nat_champ = 1953, 1962

| runner_up = 2019

| cws = 1953, 1962, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 2019

| regional_champ = 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 2007, 2019

| ncaa_tourn = 1953, 1961, 1962, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022

| conf_tourn = 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1999, 2006, 2008, 2015, 2022

| conf_champ = 1899, 1901, 1905, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1928, 1929, 1936, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1945, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1961, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2008

}}

The Michigan Wolverines baseball team represents the University of Michigan in NCAA Division I college baseball. Along with most other Michigan athletic teams, the baseball team participates in the Big Ten Conference. They play their home games at Ray Fisher Stadium.

The Wolverines have made the College World Series eight times, winning two national championships in 1953 and 1962. Michigan is the third winningest program in NCAA Division I baseball history, trailing only Fordham and Texas.{{cite web|title=2021 NCAA Baseball Record Book|url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_RB/2021/D1.pdf|publisher=ncaa.org|access-date=17 March 2021}}

The team is currently coached by Tracy Smith, who replaced Erik Bakich who left Michigan to coach at Clemson.

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Championships

=NCAA College World Series National Championships=

class="wikitable"
SeasonRecordHead coach
195321–9Ray Fisher
196231–13Don Lund

=Conference Championships=

class="wikitable"
SeasonConferenceRecordHead coach
1899Big Ten5–2H.T. Clarke
1901Big Ten8–2Frank Sexton
1905Big Ten9–3L.W. McAllister
1918Big Ten9–1Carl Lundgren
1919Big Ten9–0Carl Lundgren
1920Big Ten9–1Carl Lundgren
1923Big Ten10–0Ray Fisher
1924Big Ten8–2Ray Fisher
1926Big Ten9–2Ray Fisher
1928Big Ten11–1Ray Fisher
1929Big Ten7–2Ray Fisher
1936Big Ten9–1Ray Fisher
1941Big Ten10–2Ray Fisher
1942Big Ten10–2Ray Fisher
1944Big Ten8–0Ray Fisher
1945Big Ten8–0Ray Fisher
1948Big Ten10–2Ray Fisher
1949Big Ten8–4Ray Fisher
1950Big Ten9–3Ray Fisher
1952Big Ten8–4Ray Fisher
1953Big Ten10–3Ray Fisher
1961Big Ten10–2Don Lund
1975Big Ten13–3Moby Benedict
1976Big Ten9–4Moby Benedict
1978Big Ten13–3Moby Benedict
1980Big Ten14–2Bud Middaugh
1981Big Ten10–4Bud Middaugh
1983Big Ten13–2Bud Middaugh
1984Big Ten11–5Bud Middaugh
1986Big Ten13–3Bud Middaugh
1987Big Ten13–3Bud Middaugh
1997Big Ten17–9Geoff Zahn
2006Big Ten23–9Rich Maloney
2007Big Ten21–7Rich Maloney
2008Big Ten26–5Rich Maloney

=Conference Tournament championships=

class="wikitable"
YearConferenceTournament LocationHead coach
1981Big TenRay Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIBud Middaugh
1983Big TenRay Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIBud Middaugh
1984Big TenSiebert Field, Minneapolis, MNBud Middaugh
1986Big TenSiebert Field, Minneapolis, MNBud Middaugh
1987Big TenRay Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIBud Middaugh
1999Big TenBill Davis Stadium, Columbus, OHGeoff Zahn
2006Big TenRay Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIRich Maloney
2008Big TenRay Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, MIRich Maloney
2015Big TenTarget Field, Minneapolis, MNErik Bakich
2022Big TenCharles Schwab Field Omaha, Omaha, NEErik Bakich

Stadium

The Wolverines play their home games in Ray Fisher Stadium. The stadium is named after Ray Fisher, who is the winningest coach in Michigan baseball history, with 636 victories and also the 1953 College World Series championship.

In 2008, alum and owner of the New York Mets MLB franchise, Fred Wilpon donated $9 million for the renovation of Fisher Stadium and Alumni Field. It is now known as the Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex, but more commonly known as the Wilpon Baseball Complex.

class="wikitable"
NameYears
Ferry Field1923–1966
Ray Fisher Stadium1967–2007
Ray Fisher Stadium at Wilpon Baseball Complex2008–present

Head coaches

{{Main|List of Michigan Wolverines head baseball coaches}}

class="wikitable"
Coach

! Years

! Seasons

! Record

! Pct

Peter Conway

| 1891–1892

| 2

| 22–9–1

| {{winpct|22|9|1}}

Frank Sexton

| 1896, 1901–1908

| 3

| 38–22

| {{winpct|38|22}}

Charles F. Watkins

| 1897–1898, 1900

| 3

| 16–17

| {{winpct|16|17}}

Henry T. Clarke

| 1898–1899

| 2

| 14–5

| {{winpct|14|5}}

R.C. "Skel" Roach

| 1903

| 1

| 12–5

| {{winpct|12|5}}

Jerome Utley

| 1904

| 1

| 10–5

| {{winpct|10|5}}

Lew "Sport" McAllister

| 1905–1906, 1908–1909

| 4

| 58–17–1

| {{winpct|58|17|1}}

Bobby Lowe

| 1907

| 1

| 11–4–1

| {{winpct|11|4|1}}

Branch Rickey

| 1910–1913

| 4

| 68–32–4

| {{winpct|68|32|4}}

Carl Lundgren

| 1914–1920

| 7

| 93–43–6

| {{winpct|93|43|6}}

Ray Fisher

| 1921–1958

| 38

| 636–295–8

| {{winpct|636|295|8}}

Don Lund

| 1959–1962

| 4

| 80–53–3

| {{winpct|80|53|3}}

Moby Benedict

| 1963–1979

| 18

| 367–252–5

| {{winpct|367|252|5}}

Bud Middaugh

| 1980–1989

| 10

| 465–146–1

| {{winpct|465|146|1}}

Bill Freehan

| 1990–1995

| 6

| 166–167–1

| {{winpct|166|167|1}}

Geoff Zahn

| 1996–2001

| 6

| 163–169–2

| {{winpct|163|169|2}}

Chris Harrison

| 2002

| 1

| 21–32

| {{winpct|21|32}}

Rich Maloney

| 2003–2012

| 10

| 341–244

| {{winpct|341|244}}

Erik Bakich

| 2013–2022

| 10

| 328–216

| {{winpct|328|216}}

Tracy Smith

| 2023–present

| 2

| 60–56

| {{winpct|60|56}}

Year-by-year results

{{Main|List of Michigan Wolverines baseball seasons}}

This is a partial list of the last five seasons completed by the Wolverines.

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style="background: #FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Year

! style="background: #FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Coach

! style="background: #FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Record

! style="background: #FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Notes

2021Erik Bakich27–19NCAA Regional
2022Erik Bakich34–28NCAA Regional
2023Tracy Smith28–28
2024Tracy Smith32–28
2024Tracy Smith33–23

Michigan in the NCAA tournament

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! Year

! Record

! Pct

! Notes

19534–1.800College World Series (Champions)
19612–2.500NCAA District 4 Regional
19628–2.800College World Series (Champions)
19753–2.600NCAA Mideast Regional
19763–1.750NCAA Mideast Regional
19772–2.500NCAA Midwest Regional
19784–2.667College World Series (5th Place)
19804–2.667College World Series (5th Place)
19814–3.571College World Series (7th Place)
19835–2.714College World Series (3rd Place)
19843–2.600College World Series (7th Place)
19853–2.600NCAA South I Regional
19860–2.000NCAA Mideast Regional
19871–2.333NCAA Northeast Regional
19882–2.500NCAA Central Regional
19893–2.600NCAA West II Regional
19992–2.500NCAA South Bend Regional
20051–2.333NCAA Atlanta Regional
20061–2.333NCAA Atlanta Regional
20073–3.500NCAA Corvallis Super Regional
20081–2.333NCAA Ann Arbor Regional
20152–2.500NCAA Louisville Regional
20170–2.000NCAA Chapel Hill Regional
20199–4.692College World Series (Runner-up)
20210–2.000NCAA South Bend Regional
20222–2.500NCAA Louisville Regional
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| {{center|TOTALS}}

| 72–54

| .574

| 2 National Championships, 8 CWS Appearances

First Team All-Americans

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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Michigan Wolverines|Player|Position|Year(s)|Selectors}}
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| Bruce Haynam

| Shortstop

| 1953†

| ABCA

style="text-align:center;"

| Don Eaddy

| Third Base

| 1955†

| ABCA

style="text-align:center;"

| Ken Tippery

| Second Base

| 1957†

| ABCA

style="text-align:center;"

| Bill Freehan

| Catcher

| 1961†

| ABCA

style="text-align:center;"

| Jim Burton

| Pitcher

| 1971

| SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Steve Howe

| Pitcher

| 1979

| SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Rick Leach

| Outfield

| 1979

| SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Jim Paciorek

| Outfield

| 1982†

| ABCA, BA

style="text-align:center;"

| Chris Sabo

| Third Base

| 1983

| BA, SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Barry Larkin

| Shortstop

| 1984, 1985†

| ABCA, BA, SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Mike Watters

| Outfield

| 1985

| BA

style="text-align:center;"

| Casey Close

| Outfield

| 1986†

| ABCA, BA

style="text-align:center;"

| Jim Abbott

| Pitcher

| 1988

| SN

style="text-align:center;"

| Carmen Benedetti

| Designated Hitter

| 2015

| NCBWA

style="text-align:center;"

| Jake Cronenworth

| Utility

| 2015

| ABCA

style="text-align:center;"

| colspan=4 | Source:{{cite web|url=https://mgoblue.com/documents/2016/7/6/bsb-record-book.pdf|title=Baseball Record Book|publisher=mgoblue.com |access-date=2021-03-02}}

ABCA: American Baseball Coaches Association

BA: Baseball America

CB: Collegiate Baseball

NCBWA: National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association

SN: Sporting News

† Denotes consensus All-American

Individual honors

=Retired numbers=

Michigan has retired six uniform numbers to date. Below is the detailed list:[http://www.mgoblue.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/061009aaa.html "Baseball retired numbers" at MGoBlue official website]

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
colspan="5" style="background:#00274C; color:white;"| Retired numbers
style="width:40px; background:#FFCB05; color:#00274C;"| No.

! style="width:150px; background:#FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Player

! style="width:100px; background:#FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Position

! style="width:80px; background:#FFCB05; color:#00274C;"|Career

! style="width:100px; background:#FFCB05; color:#00274C;"| No. retired

1Moby BenedictSS1953–561979
11Bill FreehanC1959–611977
16Barry LarkinSS1983–852010
31Jim AbbottP1986–882009
33Don LundOF1943–451999
44Ray FisherCoach 11921–582000

1 Never played for the Wolverines. He coached Michigan with a record 636 wins and led the team to 15 Big Ten championships apart from winning the 1953 College World Series.

=National Awards=

==Golden Spikes Award Winner==

  • Jim Abbott (1987){{cite web|url=https://bentley.umich.edu/athdept/baseball/baseball.htm|title=Michigan Baseball Individual Honors|access-date=2013-04-18|date=2013-04-18|work=bentley.umich.edu|publisher=Bentley Historical Library}}

==Baseball America College Player of the Year==

  • Casey Close (1986){{cite web|url=http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/mich/sports/m-basebl/auto_pdf/2012-13/misc_non_event/bsb-recordbook.pdf|title=Michigan Baseball National Honors|access-date=2013-04-13|date=2013-04-13|work=MGoBlue.com|publisher=University of Michigan Baseball Record Book}}

==NCBWA National Coach of the Year==

=Conference Awards=

==Big Ten Player of the Year==

==Big Ten Pitcher of the Year==

==Big Ten Freshman of the Year==

  • Scott Weaver (1993)
  • Jason Alcaraz (1996)
  • Jake Bivens (2015)

==Big Ten Coach of the Year==

==Big Ten Batting Title==

=University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor=

The following 35 Michigan Wolverines baseball players and coaches (listed in order of induction) have been inducted into the University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor:

Wolverines in the MLB

[http://www.mgoblue.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/040110aac.html "Wolverines in Professional Baseball" at MGoBlue official website]

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|= Selected to the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame

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|= Major League Baseball All-Star Game participant

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{{col-2}}

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! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Player

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Position

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Team(s)

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Years

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | World Series

Jim Abbott

|Pitcher

|CAL, NYY, CHW, MIL

|1989–1999

|0

Pete Appleton

|Pitcher

|CIN, CLE, BOS, NYY, WSH, CHW, SLB

|1927–1945

|0

Fred Blanding

|Pitcher

|CLE

|1910–1914

|0

Frank Bliss

|Catcher/Third Baseman

|MLG

|1878

|0

Jack Blott

|Catcher

|CIN

|1924

|0

Steve Boros

|Third Baseman

|DET, CHC, CIN

|1957–1965

|0

Frank Bowerman

|Catcher

|BLN, PIT, NYG, BSN

|1895–1909

|0

James Bourque

|Pitcher

|WSN

|2019–present

|0

Jim Burton

|Pitcher

|BOS

|1975–1977

|0

Dave Campbell

|Second Baseman

|DET, SDP, STL, HOU

|1967–1974

|0

Mike Cervenak

|Third Baseman

|PHI

|2008

|0

Jeff Criswell

|Pitcher

|COL

|2024–present

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Jake Cronenworth

|Second Baseman

|SDP

|2020–present

|0

Kelly Dransfeldt

|Shortstop

|TEX, CHW

|1999–2004

|0

Don Eaddy

|Third Baseman

|CHC

|1959

|0

Hal Elliott

|Pitcher

|PHI

|1929–1932

|0

Jack Enzenroth

|Catcher

|SLB, KCP

|1914–1915

|0

Danny Fife

|Pitcher

|MIN

|1973–1974

|0

Fritz Fisher

|Pitcher

|DET

|1964

|0

Jake Fox

|Utility

|CHC, OAK, BAL

|2007–2011

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Bill Freehan

|Catcher

|{{border |Detroit Tigers|display=inline |width=2px |color=#FF6600}}

|1961–1976

|1

Elmer Gedeon

|Centerfielder

|WSH

|1939

|0

Johnny Gee

|Pitcher

|PIT, NYG

|1939–1946

|0

Chris Getz

|Second Baseman

|CHW, KCR, TOR

|2008–2014

|0

Bob Glenn

|Pitcher

|STL

|1920

|0

Tommy Henry

|Pitcher

|ARI

|2022–present

|0

John Herrnstein

|First Baseman/Leftfielder

|PHI, CHC, ATL

|1962–1966

|0

John Hibbard

|Pitcher

|CHC

|1884

|0

Rich Hill

|Pitcher

|CHC, BAL, BOS, CLE, LAA, NYY, OAK, LAD, MIN, TBR, NYM, PIT, SDP

|2005–present

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Steve Howe

|Pitcher

|{{border |Los Angeles Dodgers|display=inline |width=2px |color=#005A9C}}, MIN, TEX, {{border |New York Yankees|display=inline |width=2px |color=#132448}}

|1980–1996

|2

Mike Ignasiak

|Pitcher

|MIL

|1991–1995

|0

Mike Joyce

|Pitcher

|CHW

|1962–1963

|0

Scott Kamieniecki

|Pitcher

|{{border |New York Yankees|display=inline |width=2px |color=#132448}}, BAL, CLE, ATL

|1991–2000

|1

Karl Kauffmann

|Pitcher

|COL

|2023–present

|0

Red Killefer

|Outfielder/Second Baseman

|DET, WSH, CIN, NYG

|1907–1916

|0

Mike Knode

|Outfielder/Second Baseman

|STL

|1920

|0

Ray Knode

|First Baseman

|CLE

|1923–1926

|0

Dennis Konuszewski

|Pitcher

|PIT

|1995

|0

Bobby Korecky

|Pitcher

|MIN, ARI, TOR

|2008–2014

|0

Ryan LaMarre

|Outfielder

|CIN, BOS, OAK, MIN, CHW, NYY

|2015–present

|0

Chick Lathers

|Third Baseman/Second Baseman

|DET

|1910–1911

|0

Doc Lavan

|Shortstop

|SLB, PHA, WSH, STL

|1913–1924

|0

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! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Player

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Position

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Team(s)

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | Years

! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Michigan Wolverines|color=#FFFFFF}};" | World Series

bgcolor=#FFCC00

|Barry Larkin

|Shortstop

|{{border |Cincinnati Reds|display=inline |width=2px |color=#000000}}

|1986–2004

|1

Rick Leach

|Outfielder/First Baseman

|DET, TOR, TEX, SFG

|1981–1990

|0

Dick LeMay

|Pitcher

|SFG, CHC

|1961–1963

|0

Don Lund

|Outfielder

|BRO, SLB, DET

|1945–1954

|0

Tom Lundstedt

|Catcher

|CHC, MIN

|1973–1975

|0

Elliott Maddox

|Centerfielder/Third Baseman

|DET, WSA/TEX, NYY, BAL, NYM

|1970–1980

|0

Mike Matheny

|Catcher

|MIL, TOR, STL, SFG

|1994–2006

|0

Bill McAfee

|Pitcher

|CHC, BSN, WSH, SLB

|1930–1934

|0

Hal Morris

|First Baseman

|NYY, {{border |Cincinnati Reds|display=inline |width=2px |color=#000000}}, KCR, DET

|1988–2000

|1

Bud Morse

|Second Baseman

|PHA

|1929

|0

Kirt Ojala

|Pitcher

|{{border |Florida Marlins|display=inline |width=2px |color=#27251F}}

|1997–1999

|1

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Steve Ontiveros

|Pitcher

|OAK, PHI, SEA, BOS

|1991–1995

|0

Jim Paciorek

|First Baseman/Third Baseman

|MIL

|1987

|0

Slicker Parks

|Pitcher

|DET

|1921

|0

Jack Perrin

|Rightfielder

|BOS

|1921

|0

Ted Petoskey

|Centerfielder

|CIN

|1934–1935

|0

Ross Powell

|Pitcher

|CIN, HOU, PIT

|1993–1995

|0

Zach Putnam

|Pitcher

|CLE, COL, CHC, CHW

|2011–2017

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|J. J. Putz

|Pitcher

|SEA, NYM, CHW, ARI

|2003–2014

|0

Glenn Redmon

|Second Baseman

|SFG

|1974

|0

Bob Reed

|Pitcher

|DET

|1969–1970

|0

Clayton Richard

|Pitcher

|CHW, SDP, CHC, TOR

|2008–2019

|0

bgcolor=#FFCC00

|Branch Rickey

|Catcher

|SLB, NYY

|1905–1914

|0 (4 as executive)

Leon Roberts

|Outfielder

|DET, HOU, SEA, TEX, TOR, KCR

|1974–1984

|0

Bill Roman

|First Baseman

|DET

|1964–1965

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Chris Sabo

|Third Baseman

|{{border |Cincinnati Reds|display=inline |width=2px |color=#000000}}, BAL, CHW, STL

|1988–1996

|1

Bobby Scales

|Leftfielder/Third Baseman

|CHC

|2009–2010

|0

Frank Sexton

|Pitcher

|BSN

|1895

|0

Brian Simmons

|Outfielder

|CHW, TOR

|1998–2001

|0

Bert Sincock

|Pitcher

|CIN

|1908

|0

bgcolor=#FFCCOO

|George Sisler

|First Baseman

|SLB, WSH, BSN

|1915–1930

|0

Ted Sizemore

|Second Baseman

|LAD, STL, PHI, CHC, BOS

|1969–1980

|0

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Lary Sorensen

|Pitcher

|MIL, STL, CLE, OAK, CHC, MON, SFG

|1977–1988

|0

Ernie Vick

|Catcher

|{{border |St. Louis Cardinals|display=inline |width=2px |color=#C41E3A}}

|1922–1926

|1

bgcolor=lightsteelblue

|Dick Wakefield

|Leftfielder

|DET, NYY, NYG

|1941–1952

|0

Fleet Walker

|Catcher

|TOL

|1884

|0

Welday Walker

|Leftfielder

|TOL

|1884

|0

Gary Wayne

|Pitcher

|MIN, COL, LAD

|1989–1994

|0

Whitey Wistert

|Pitcher

|CIN

|1934

|0

Geoff Zahn

|Pitcher

|LAD, CHC, MIN, CAL

|1973–1985

|0

Bill Zepp

|Pitcher

|MIN, DET

|1969–1971

|0

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Note: Charlie Gehringer, Derek Jeter, and Ted Simmons are Baseball Hall of Fame inductees who were enrolled at Michigan, but never played for the baseball team.

:Source: [http://www.baseball-almanac.com/college/university_of_michigan_baseball_players.shtml Baseball Reference]

=First-Round MLB Draft Picks=

class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
Pick Player Team Position Year
13

| Rick Leach

| Detroit Tigers

| OF

| 1979

16

| Steve Howe

| Los Angeles Dodgers

| LHP

| 1979

25

| Steve Perry

| Los Angeles Dodgers

| RHP

| 1979

14

| Rich Stoll

| Montreal Expos

| RHP

| 1983

4

| Barry Larkin

| Cincinnati Reds

| SS

| 1985

8

| Jim Abbott

| California Angels

| LHP

| 1988

28

| David Parrish

| New York Yankees

| C

| 2000

See also

References

{{Reflist}}

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