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Molitor 50 years before and 27 rounds after this guy (drafted in the 28th round of the 74 draft), but at least you got the team right ;)

Despite being drafted second overall, he had a middling career, with a lifetime average of .246, 161 home runs, and 474 RBIs playing for 14 seasons, mostly with the Brewers.  He was the starting second baseman in the 2011 all-star game.

It’s a tough one.

BC

I looked it up too. I never heard of the guy.

Wow, can’t believe I stumped this group.  The highest drafted second baseman before this year was Rickie Weeks, drafted second overall by Milwaukee in 2003: https://www.baseball-reference.com/playe...ri01.shtml

In honor of Dylan Cease’s no-hitter for the Padres yesterday, who is the only other Padre pitcher to have thrown a no-hitter?

BC

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1721920799[/url]']

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Molitor 50 years before and 27 rounds after this guy (drafted in the 28th round of the 74 draft), but at least you got the team right ;)

Despite being drafted second overall, he had a middling career, with a lifetime average of .246, 161 home runs, and 474 RBIs playing for 14 seasons, mostly with the Brewers.  He was the starting second baseman in the 2011 all-star game.

It’s a tough one.

BC

I looked it up too. I never heard of the guy.

Wow, can’t believe I stumped this group.  The highest drafted second baseman before this year was Rickie Weeks, drafted second overall by Milwaukee in 2003: https://www.baseball-reference.com/playe...ri01.shtml

In honor of Dylan Cease’s no-hitter for the Padres yesterday, who is the only other Padre pitcher to have thrown a no-hitter?

BC