1992 Seattle Mariners draft picks Ron Villone (pictured) was the Mariners first round pick in . Information Owners Jeff Smulyan Nintendo of America General Manager(s) Woody Woodward Manager(s) Bill Plummer First pick Ron Villone Draft positions 14 Number of selections 50 Links Results Baseball-Reference Official Site Years 1991 • 1992 • 1993 The following is a list of 1992 Seattle Mariners draft picks. The list includes the June regular draft (Rule 4 draft). The Mariners made 50 selections in the June regular draft, and of those picks 31 were pitchers, 6 were outfielders, 4 were catchers, 4 were third basemen, 2 were first basemen, 2 were shortstops, and 1 was a second baseman.
Draft
Key Round (Pick) Indicates the round and pick the player was drafted 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 Bold Indicates the player signed with the Mariners Italics Indicates the player did not sign with the Mariners*Indicates the player made an appearance in Major League Baseball
Table Round (Pick)NamePositionSchoolSource1 (14)Ron VilloneLeft-handed pitcherUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst2 (52)Bob WolcottRight-handed pitcherNorth Medford High School3 (82)Chris WidgerCatcherGeorge Mason University4 (110)Andy SheetsShortstopLouisiana State University5 (138)Dave VanhofLeft-handed pitcherSouthgate Anderson High School6 (166)Tim DavisLeft-handed pitcherFlorida State University7 (194)Chris DesselilerRight-handed pitcherYpsilanti High School8 (222)Brian DoughtyRight-handed pitcherJuanita High School9 (250)Ivan MontaneRight-handed pitcherMiami Dade College10 (278)Joe PomierskiThird basemanBiloxi High School11 (306)Chris DeanOutfielderHayward High School12 (334)Mike HickeySecond basemanTexas A&M University13 (362)Oscar RiveraRight-handed pitcherSan Jose City College14 (390)Brian WallaceThird basemanUniversity of Delaware15 (418)Todd JohnsonCatcherFresno State University16 (446)Brett HinchliffeRight-handed pitcherBishop Gallagher High School17 (478)Jack StanczakThird basemanVillanova University18 (502)Jackie NickellRight-handed pitcherUniversity of Southern California19 (530)Brent SmithRight-handed pitcherArizona State University20 (558)Bobby WorleyRight-handed pitcherOhio State University21 (586)Ray FarmerOutfielderRobert B. Glenn High School22 (614)Ryan NyeRight-handed pitcherUniversity of Arkansas – Fort Smith23 (642)Ryan FranklinRight-handed pitcherSeminole State College of Florida24 (670)James CliffordFirst basemanUniversity of Washington25 (698)Derek BieniaszRight-handed pitcherWest Toronto Collegiate26 (726)Chris SturgeonRight-handed pitcherGrant High School27 (757)Josh PotterPitcherJunius H. Rose High School28 (782)Marcus SturdivantOutfielderWest Stanly High School29 (810)Stacey DavisFirst basemanSouthwest DeKalb High School30 (338)Eric PouliardOutfielderSacred Heart High School31 (866)Richard GrahamPitcherUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst32 (894)Jason HaynieLeft-handed pitcherLakewood High School33 (922)Raymond MillerThird basemanDobson High School34 (950)Tim HarikkalaRight-handed pitcherFlorida Atlantic University35 (978)Ron CodyRight-handed pitcherUniversity of California, Riverside36 (1006)Raúl IbañezOutfielderMiami Dade College37 (1034)Christian SheweyCatcherRedmond High School38 (1062)Jamon DealRight-handed pitcherUniversity of North Carolina at Asheville39 (1090)Jerry AschoffLeft-handed pitcherPepperdine University40 (1118)Michael BradyOutfielderGlasgow High School41 (1146)Phil OlsonRight-handed pitcherRiverview High School42 (1174)Brian WilliamsRight-handed pitcherPhoenix College43 (1202)Dennis ReganCatcherLoomis Chaffee44 (1230)Jeff MartinLeft-handed pitcherMahomet-Seymour High School45 (1258)Charles GoldenRight-handed pitcherOpelika High School46 (1286)Randall WilsonRight-handed pitcherEsperanza High School47 (1314)Chad SodenLeft-handed pitcherUniversity of Arkansas – Fort Smith48 (1342)Dax WinslettRight-handed pitcherMcLennan Community College49 (1370)Kevin StockLeft-handed pitcherUniversity of Virginia50 (1398)Mike MartinShortstopState College of Florida, Manatee–Sarasota
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External links Seattle Mariners official website