Stacker compiled a list of the best draft picks in Los Angeles Dodgers history using data from Baseball Reference. MLB players drafted by each team were ranked using career wins above replacement, which measures a player’s value by estimating how many more wins they are worth than a replacement-level player at their position. Draft picks who were not ultimately signed by their selecting team were not considered. Players who were traded as draft picks were credited to their acquiring team. Career stats and information were provided as supplemental information.

#25. Steve Yeager
– Draft: 80th overall pick in 1967
– Position: Catcher
– Games played: 1,269
– Career stats: 102 home runs, .228 batting average, .653 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 17.9

#24. Eric Young Sr.
– Draft: 1123rd overall pick in 1989
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,730
– Career stats: 79 home runs, .283 batting average, .749 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 18.8

#23. Nathan Eovaldi
– Draft: 337th overall pick in 2008
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 274
– Career stats: 81 wins, 4.05 earned run average, 1.30 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 20.2

#22. Joe Ferguson
– Draft: 161st overall pick in 1968
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,013
– Career stats: 122 home runs, .240 batting average, .767 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 21.0

#21. Matt Kemp
– Draft: 181st overall pick in 2003
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,750
– Career stats: 287 home runs, .284 batting average, .821 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 21.4

#20. Cody Bellinger
– Draft: 124th overall pick in 2013
– Position: First baseman
– Games played: 922
– Career stats: 186 home runs, .258 batting average, .826 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 23.2

#19. John Franco
– Draft: 125th overall pick in 1981
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 1,119
– Career stats: 90 wins, 2.89 earned run average, 1.33 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 23.4

#18. Steve Sax
– Draft: 229th overall pick in 1978
– Position: Shortstop
– Games played: 1,769
– Career stats: 54 home runs, .281 batting average, .693 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 25.7

#17. Mike Scioscia
– Draft: 19th overall pick in 1976
– Position: Catcher
– Games played: 1,441
– Career stats: 68 home runs, .259 batting average, .700 on-base plus slugging
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Stacker compiled a list of the best draft picks in Oakland Athletics history using data from Baseball Reference. MLB players drafted by each team were ranked using career wins above replacement, which measures a player’s value by estimating how many more wins they are worth than a replacement-level player at their position. Draft picks who were not ultimately signed by their selecting team were not considered. Players who were traded as draft picks were credited to their acquiring team. Career stats and information were provided as supplemental information.

#25. Mark Mulder
– Draft: 2nd overall pick in 1998
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 205
– Career stats: 103 wins, 4.18 earned run average, 1.34 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 20.0

#24. Max Muncy
– Draft: 169th overall pick in 2012
– Position: First baseman
– Games played: 887
– Career stats: 189 home runs, .227 batting average, .823 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 21.4

#22. Andre Ethier (tie)
– Draft: 62nd overall pick in 2003
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,455
– Career stats: 162 home runs, .285 batting average, .822 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 21.5

#22. Nick Swisher (tie)
– Draft: 16th overall pick in 2002
– Position: First baseman
– Games played: 1,527
– Career stats: 245 home runs, .249 batting average, .799 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 21.5

#21. Mike Morgan
– Draft: 4th overall pick in 1978
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 597
– Career stats: 141 wins, 4.23 earned run average, 1.40 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 26.2

#20. Terry Steinbach
– Draft: 215th overall pick in 1983
– Position: Third baseman
– Games played: 1,546
– Career stats: 162 home runs, .271 batting average, .746 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 28.0

#19. Kevin Tapani
– Draft: 40th overall pick in 1986
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 361
– Career stats: 143 wins, 4.35 earned run average, 1.31 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 29.2

#18. Mickey Tettleton
– Draft: 118th overall pick in 1981
– Position: Catcher
– Games played: 1,485
– Career stats: 245 home runs, .241 batting average, .818 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 29.3

#17. Matt Olson
– Draft: 47th overall pick in 2012
– Position: First baseman
– Games played: 957
– Career stats: 239 home runs, .255 batting average, .866 on-base plus

Stacker compiled a list of the best draft picks in San Diego Padres history using data from Baseball Reference. MLB players drafted by each team were ranked using career wins above replacement, which measures a player’s value by estimating how many more wins they are worth than a replacement-level player at their position. Draft picks who were not ultimately signed by their selecting team were not considered. Players who were traded as draft picks were credited to their acquiring team. Career stats and information were provided as supplemental information.

#25. Logan Forsythe
– Draft: 46th overall pick in 2008
– Position: Third baseman
– Games played: 970
– Career stats: 71 home runs, .244 batting average, .695 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 12.1

#24. Matt Clement
– Draft: 86th overall pick in 1993
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 238
– Career stats: 87 wins, 4.47 earned run average, 1.40 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 12.3

#23. Mat Latos
– Draft: 333rd overall pick in 2006
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 197
– Career stats: 71 wins, 3.64 earned run average, 1.21 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 12.4

#22. Greg Harris
– Draft: 258th overall pick in 1985
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 243
– Career stats: 45 wins, 3.98 earned run average, 1.30 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 12.9

#21. Will Venable
– Draft: 218th overall pick in 2005
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 967
– Career stats: 81 home runs, .249 batting average, .719 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 13.0

#20. Gary Matthews
– Draft: 366th overall pick in 1993
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,281
– Career stats: 108 home runs, .257 batting average, .737 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 14.2

#19. Joey Hamilton
– Draft: 8th overall pick in 1991
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 242
– Career stats: 74 wins, 4.44 earned run average, 1.42 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 14.3

#18. Eric Show
– Draft: 447th overall pick in 1978
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 332
– Career stats: 101 wins, 3.66 earned run average, 1.29 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 15.6

#17. Randy Jones
– Draft: 97th overall pick in 1972
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 319
– Career stats: 100 wins, 3.42 earned run average, 1.25 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacem

Stacker compiled a list of the best draft picks in Los Angeles Angels history using data from Baseball Reference. MLB players drafted by each team were ranked using career wins above replacement, which measures a player’s value by estimating how many more wins they are worth than a replacement-level player at their position. Draft picks who were not ultimately signed by their selecting team were not considered. Players who were traded as draft picks were credited to their acquiring team. Career stats and information were provided as supplemental information.

#25. Mike Clevinger
– Draft: 135th overall pick in 2011
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 156
– Career stats: 60 wins, 3.51 earned run average, 1.21 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 17.4

#24. Roberto Hernández
– Draft: 16th overall pick in 1986
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 1,010
– Career stats: 67 wins, 3.45 earned run average, 1.37 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 18.5

#23. Dick Schofield
– Draft: 3rd overall pick in 1981
– Position: Shortstop
– Games played: 1,368
– Career stats: 56 home runs, .230 batting average, .624 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 18.8

#22. Bruce Bochte
– Draft: 34th overall pick in 1972
– Position: First baseman
– Games played: 1,538
– Career stats: 100 home runs, .282 batting average, .756 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 19.4

#20. Jim Abbott (tie)
– Draft: 8th overall pick in 1988
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 263
– Career stats: 87 wins, 4.25 earned run average, 1.43 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 19.6

#20. Mark McLemore (tie)
– Draft: 218th overall pick in 1982
– Position: Shortstop
– Games played: 1,832
– Career stats: 53 home runs, .259 batting average, .690 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 19.6

#19. Marty Pattin
– Draft: 127th overall pick in 1965
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 475
– Career stats: 114 wins, 3.62 earned run average, 1.24 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 20.2

#18. Damion Easley
– Draft: 767th overall pick in 1988
– Position: Shortstop
– Games played: 1,706
– Career stats: 163 home runs, .253 batting average, .733 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 20.5

#17. Mike Witt
– Draft: 92nd overall pick in 1978
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 341
– Career stats: 117 wins, 3.83 earned run average, 1.32 walks plus hits per i

Stacker compiled a list of the best draft picks in San Francisco Giants history using data from Baseball Reference. MLB players drafted by each team were ranked using career wins above replacement, which measures a player’s value by estimating how many more wins they are worth than a replacement-level player at their position. Draft picks who were not ultimately signed by their selecting team were not considered. Players who were traded as draft picks were credited to their acquiring team. Career stats and information were provided as supplemental information.

#25. Adam Duvall
– Draft: 348th overall pick in 2010
– Position: Second baseman
– Games played: 963
– Career stats: 189 home runs, .231 batting average, .759 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 11.9

#24. Ed Halicki
– Draft: 564th overall pick in 1972
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 192
– Career stats: 55 wins, 3.62 earned run average, 1.26 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 12.0

#23. Russ Ortiz
– Draft: 103rd overall pick in 1995
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 311
– Career stats: 113 wins, 4.51 earned run average, 1.49 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 13.2

#22. Rob Deer
– Draft: 85th overall pick in 1978
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 1,155
– Career stats: 230 home runs, .220 batting average, .766 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 13.8

#21. Logan Webb
– Draft: 118th overall pick in 2014
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 126
– Career stats: 46 wins, 3.35 earned run average, 1.18 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 15.6

#20. Bryan Reynolds
– Draft: 59th overall pick in 2016
– Position: Outfielder
– Games played: 698
– Career stats: 106 home runs, .275 batting average, .822 on-base plus slugging
– Wins above replacement: 17.3

#19. Gary Lavelle
– Draft: 397th overall pick in 1967
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 745
– Career stats: 80 wins, 2.93 earned run average, 1.33 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 19.0

#18. John Burkett
– Draft: 148th overall pick in 1983
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 445
– Career stats: 166 wins, 4.31 earned run average, 1.35 walks plus hits per inning
– Wins above replacement: 19.1

#16. Tim Lincecum (tie)
– Draft: 10th overall pick in 2006
– Position: Pitcher
– Games played: 278
– Career stats: 110 wins, 3.74 earned run average, 1.29 walks plus hits per inning
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