2005 Baseball Factory Drafted Players Rounds 1 – 25
This page will be updated throughout the 2005 MLB Amateur Draft as Baseball Factory players are drafted.
(23) Total Players Drafted from rounds 1 – 25
Click here to view player selections from rounds 26 – 50.
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Round (Pick) |
Last | First | Pos | School (State) | Organization |
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1 (21) |
Pennington | Cliff | SS | Texas A&M (TX) 4YR | Oakland |
|
2 (70) |
Wilson | Josh | RHP | Whitehouse (TX) HS | St. Louis |
|
2 (72) |
Henriquez | Ralph | C | Key West (FL) HS | Houston |
|
3 (84) |
Duensing | Brian | LHP | Univ. of Nebraska (NE) 4YR | Minnesota |
|
3 (87) |
Hancock | Kyle | RHP | Rowlett (TX) HS | Colorado |
|
4 (111) |
Romanczuk | Mark | LHP | Stanford (CA) Univ. | Arizona |
|
4 (114) |
Maxwell | Justin | CF | Univ. of Maryland (MD) 4YR | Washington |
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4 (129) |
Funk | Shane | RHP | Arnold (FL) HS | Texas |
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6 (189) |
Duran | German | 2B | Weatherford (TX) 4YR | Texas |
|
7 (208) |
Wlodarczyk | Mike | LHP | Boston College (MA) 4YR | Tampa Bay |
|
7 (219) |
Rasner | Jacob | RHP | Earl Wooster (NV) HS | Texas |
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8 (258) |
Zink | James | RHP | Everett (WA) JC | Boston |
|
15 (455) |
Carter | Vernon | 3B | Sierra Vista (NV) HS | Chicago AL |
|
17 (515) |
Garcia | Enrique | RHP | Potomac State (WV) 4YR | Chicago AL |
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17 (522) |
Minicozzi | Mark | 3B | East Carolina (NC) 4YR | San Francisco |
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19 (562) |
Chavez | Zane | C | Fallbrook (CA) HS | Kansas City |
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21 (634) |
Wagner | Neil | RHP | North Dakota State 4YR | Cleveland |
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21 (646) |
Justis | Shane | SS | Towson (MD) 4YR | Los Angeles NL |
|
23 (685) |
Katin | Brendan | OF | Univ. of Miami (FL) 4YR | Milwaukee |
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23 (690) |
Haske | Mark | SS | Univ. of Cincinnati (OH) 4YR | Detroit |
|
24 (711) |
Bongiovanni | Vincent | RHP | Univ. of Miami (FL) 4YR | Arizona |
|
24 (718) |
Frontz | Neal | RHP | Jacksonville (FL) 4YR | Tampa Bay |
|
25 (766) |
Foster | Kyle | LHP | Lower Columbia (WA) 4YR | Los Angeles NL |
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