Indiana University-Bloomington, IN

Bloomington, IN

24 MLB Alumni

MLB Players Who Attended Indiana University-Bloomington

Indiana University-Bloomington, IN — MLB Players Who Attended Indiana University-Bloomington
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Odie Porter 1902 1902 1 3 - - -
Mike Simon 1909 1915 379 1069 241 1 0.225
Vernon Wilshere 1934 1936 41 50 4 - 0.080
Merrill May 1939 1943 665 2215 610 4 0.275
Mike Kosman 1944 1944 1 - - - -
Kermit Wahl 1944 1951 231 642 145 3 0.226
Mike Modak 1945 1945 20 10 1 - 0.100
Ernie Andres 1946 1946 15 41 4 - 0.098
John Corriden 1946 1946 1 - - - -
Ted Kluszewski 1947 1961 1718 5929 1766 279 0.298
Ralph Brickner 1952 1952 14 8 2 - 0.250
Sammy Esposito 1952 1963 560 792 164 8 0.207
Ron Keller 1966 1968 11 2 - - -
Bruce Miller 1973 1976 196 553 136 1 0.246
Barry Jones 1986 1993 348 16 1 - 0.062
Mickey Morandini 1990 2000 1298 4558 1222 32 0.268
John Wehner 1991 2001 461 804 200 4 0.249
Chris Peters 1996 2001 136 101 22 - 0.218
Kevin Orie 1997 2002 316 1015 253 22 0.249
Doug DeVore 2004 2004 50 107 24 3 0.224
Kevin Mahar 2007 2007 7 18 3 - 0.167
Zach McClellan 2007 2007 12 1 - - -
Jake Dunning 2013 2014 30 - - - -
Josh Phegley 2013 2020 388 1116 251 35 0.225

Indiana University-Bloomington in the major leagues

The table lists 24 major league players who played college baseball at Indiana University-Bloomington, in Bloomington, IN. Debuts run from 1902 (Odie Porter) to 2013 (Josh Phegley). By games played, the longest career belongs to Ted Kluszewski, with 1718. The best career average among regular hitters is .298, by Ted Kluszewski. Rows with no batting line, such as Mike Kosman, John Corriden, and Jake Dunning, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. More of the school's major leaguers debuted in the 1940s than in any other decade. Other schools in the same state with major league alumni include Indiana Wesleyan University, Manchester College, and Purdue University. College attendance comes from the Lahman database's college-playing records, which list the schools where a player's college baseball career is documented.