Randy Johnson Headlines List of Club Representatives at MLB Draft

COOPERSTOWN, NY - JULY 26: Randy Johnson speaks during the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at National Baseball Hall of Fame on July 26, 2015 in Cooperstown, New York.Johnson was inducted with Pedro Martinez;Craig Biggio and John Smoltz (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

On Monday, June 3, the first 78 picks of the 2019 MLB Draft will be held and all 30 Major League Baseball clubs will have representatives in attendance, many of which are former players who put together some of the greatest careers in the history of the game.

Randy Johnson, Hall of Fame pitcher who won the 2001 World Series with the Arizona Diamondbacks, will represent Arizona at the event. He is one of three Baseball Hall of Fame members who will represent their former clubs.

The other two Hall of Fame members set to appear are Ryne Sandberg and Lee Smith. 16 other players who appeared in at least one All-Star game will be included among the rest of the representatives. Among the player credentials from the entire crowd of club representatives are two MVP award winners, two Cy Young award winners and two batting champions. Player representatives will take part in the festivities by announcing picks later in the draft along with taking part in media opportunities.

The complete list of all player representatives by club includes:

Arizona: Randy Johnson, Jeremy Kehrt
Atlanta: Terry Pendleton, Ralph Garr
Baltimore: Tripp Norton
Boston: Gary Hughes, Josh Labandeira
Chicago Cubs: John Koronka, Ryne Sandberg
Chicago White Sox: Ken “Hawk” Harrelson, Anthony Olivo
Cincinnati: Tom Browning, John Ceprini
Cleveland: Carlos Baerga
Colorado: Yorvit Torrealba, Julian Valentin
Detroit: Murray Cook, Brandon Inge
Houston: Ralph Bratton, Shane Reynolds
Kansas City: Reggie Sanders, Kyle Vena
Los Angeles Angels: Chad Hermansen, Adam Kennedy
Los Angeles Dodgers: Ron Cey, Marty Lamb
Miami: Charles Johnson, Adam Puig
Milwaukee: Gord Ash, Taylor Green
Minnesota: Jim Kaat, John Leavitt
New York Mets: Brian Reid, Art Shamsky
New York Yankees: Kelly Rodman, Nick Swisher
Oakland: Eric Byrnes
Philadelphia: Frank Coppenbarger, Tommy Greene
Pittsburgh: Grant Jackson
San Diego: Kevin Ham, Randy Jones
San Francisco: Jose Alou, Lee Smith
Seattle: David Pepe, Bill Swift
Tampa Bay: B.J. Upton, Lou Wieben
Texas: David Hulse, Darren Oliver
Toronto: Pete Holmes, Willie Upshaw
Washington: Johnny DiPuglia, Jack McKeon

The 2019 MLB Draft begins at 7 p.m. ET on Monday, June 3. Fans can watch live on MLB Network or MLB.com. The first 41 selections of the draft will be aired exclusively on those platforms. Beginning with pick no. 42 and continuing through the 78th pick, the broadcast will continue on MLB.com and MLB Network will offer live look-ins. Teams will have four minutes to submit their selections during the first round, then the interval between picks will drop to one minute for the competitive balance and second rounds. Day two of the draft, Tuesday, June 4, will feature rounds 3-10 with one-minute intervals. The final 30 rounds of the draft will be held on Wednesday, June 5 with no time between picks. Clubs may pass on any pick at any time without compromising their ability to make selections later.

When the Baltimore Orioles make the first overall selection of the 2019 MLB Draft on Monday, they will do so with some of the best players to ever take the field along with four of the best prospects in this year’s pool of talent in attendance.