Oregon State University, OR

Corvallis, OR

26 MLB Alumni

MLB Players Who Attended Oregon State University

Oregon State University, OR — MLB Players Who Attended Oregon State University
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Wes Schulmerich 1931 1934 429 1442 417 27 0.289
Ed Coleman 1932 1936 439 1337 381 40 0.285
Howard Maple 1932 1932 44 41 10 - 0.244
John Leovich 1941 1941 1 2 1 - 0.500
Don Johnson 1943 1948 511 1935 528 8 0.273
Glenn Elliott 1947 1949 34 21 2 - 0.095
Ken Forsch 1970 1986 521 383 52 - 0.136
Lute Barnes 1972 1973 27 74 18 - 0.243
Bob Beall 1975 1980 148 234 54 1 0.231
Jeff Doyle 1983 1983 13 37 11 - 0.297
Steve Lyons 1985 1993 853 2162 545 19 0.252
Jim Wilson 1985 1989 9 22 5 - 0.227
Scott Anderson 1987 1995 18 4 - - -
Mike Thurman 1997 2002 105 131 4 - 0.031
Chris Wakeland 2001 2001 10 36 9 2 0.250
Jamie Burke 2001 2010 191 390 108 3 0.277
Brian Barden 2007 2010 119 175 37 4 0.211
Jacoby Ellsbury 2007 2017 1235 4846 1376 104 0.284
Mark McLemore 2007 2007 29 - - - -
Mike Ekstrom 2008 2012 51 2 - - -
Eddie Kunz 2008 2008 4 - - - -
Darwin Barney 2010 2017 814 2536 625 31 0.246
Cole Gillespie 2010 2016 221 439 110 6 0.251
Joe Paterson 2011 2014 73 - - - -
Michael Stutes 2011 2013 79 1 - - -
Tyler Graham 2012 2012 10 2 - - -

Oregon State University in the major leagues

Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR) has 26 alumni in the major league record. The first of them to reach the majors was Wes Schulmerich in 1931; the most recent debut belongs to Tyler Graham, in 2012. By games played, the longest career belongs to Jacoby Ellsbury, with 1235. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Wes Schulmerich has the best average, .289. Mark McLemore, Eddie Kunz, and Joe Paterson show dashes in the batting columns because the table lists hitting only. The 2000s were the busiest decade for debuts from Oregon State University. Nearby on the site: Pacific University, Portland State University, and Treasure Valley Community College, also in OR. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.