Washington State University

MLB Players Who Attended Washington State University

Washington State University, WA — MLB Players Who Attended Washington State University
Player Name	Debut Year	Final Year	G	AB	H	HR	AVG
Art McLarney	1932	1932	9	23	3	-	0.130
Cliff Chambers	1948	1953	189	294	69	3	0.235
Ted Tappe	1950	1955	34	58	15	5	0.259
Gene Conley	1952	1963	276	548	105	5	0.192
Jack Spring	1955	1965	155	28	3	-	0.107
Ed Bouchee	1956	1962	670	2199	583	61	0.265
Wes Stock	1959	1967	321	59	3	-	0.051
Danny Frisella	1967	1976	351	78	14	-	0.179
Greg Garrett	1970	1971	34	18	2	-	0.111
Rick Austin	1970	1976	89	19	2	-	0.105
Ron Cey	1971	1987	2073	7162	1868	316	0.261
Norm Angelini	1972	1973	28	2	-	-	-
Joe McIntosh	1974	1975	48	58	9	-	0.155
Eric Wilkins	1979	1979	16	-	-	-	-
Dave Edler	1980	1983	126	334	72	6	0.216
Mike Kinnunen	1980	1987	48	-	-	-	-
Tom Niedenfuer	1981	1990	484	26	3	-	0.115
Don Crow	1982	1982	4	4	-	-	-
Doug Sisk	1982	1991	332	38	4	-	0.105
Paul Noce	1987	1990	71	181	42	3	0.232
John Olerud	1989	2005	2234	7592	2239	255	0.295
Dave Wainhouse	1991	2000	85	5	-	-	-
Aaron Sele	1993	2007	404	58	9	-	0.155
Scott Hatteberg	1995	2008	1314	4226	1153	106	0.273
Mark Small	1996	1996	16	1	-	-	-
Tom McGraw	1997	1997	2	-	-	-	-
Mike Kinkade	1998	2003	222	429	110	13	0.256
Robert Ramsay	1999	2000	43	-	-	-	-
Rob Ryan	1999	2001	55	64	15	2	0.234
Todd Belitz	2000	2001	13	1	-	-	-
Mark Hendrickson	2002	2011	329	97	13	1	0.134
Eddie Bonine	2008	2010	62	2	-	-	-

Washington State University in the major leagues

The table lists 32 major league players who played college baseball at Washington State University, in Pullman, WA. The first of them to reach the majors was Art McLarney in 1932; the most recent debut belongs to Eddie Bonine, in 2008. John Olerud played the most games of any alumnus, 2234. Ron Cey hit the most home runs, 316. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, John Olerud has the best average, .295. Rows with no batting line, such as Eric Wilkins, Mike Kinnunen, and Tom McGraw, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. The 1990s were the busiest decade for debuts from Washington State University. Other schools in the same state with major league alumni include Wenatchee Valley College, Western Washington University, and Whitman College. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.