The 1970 Major League Baseball draft took place prior to the 1970 MLB season. The draft saw the San Diego Padres select Mike Ivie first overall.
First round selections
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= All-Star | |
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= Baseball Hall of Famer |
The following are the first round picks in the 1970 Major League Baseball draft.[1]
| Pick |
Player |
Team |
Position |
Hometown/School |
| 1 |
Mike Ivie |
San Diego Padres |
Catcher |
Decatur, Georgia |
| 2 |
Steve Dunning |
Cleveland Indians |
RHP |
Stanford University |
| 3 |
Barry Foote |
Montreal Expos |
Catcher |
Smithfield, North Carolina |
| 4 |
Darrell Porter |
Milwaukee Brewers |
Catcher |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
| 5 |
Mike Martin |
Philadelphia Phillies |
LHP |
Columbia, South Carolina |
| 6 |
Bucky Dent |
Chicago White Sox |
Third Baseman |
Miami-Hialeah/Miami-Dade Community College |
| 7 |
* Randy Scarbery |
Houston Astros |
RHP |
Fresno, California |
| 8 |
Rex Goodson |
Kansas City Royals |
RHP |
Longview, Texas |
| 9 |
Jim Haller |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
RHP |
Omaha, Nebraska |
| 10 |
Paul Dade |
Los Angeles Angels |
Third Baseman/Outfielder |
Seattle |
| 11 |
Bobby Browning |
St. Louis Cardinals |
RHP |
Gadsden, Alabama |
| 12 |
Dave Cheadle |
New York Yankees |
LHP |
Asheville, North Carolina |
| 13 |
John Bedard |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
RHP |
Springfield, Massachusetts |
| 14 |
Charles Maxwell |
Washington Senators |
Third Baseman/Shortstop |
Kingston, Ohio |
| 15 |
Gary Polczynski |
Cincinnati Reds |
Shortstop |
West Allis, Wisconsin |
| 16 |
* Jimmy Hacker |
Boston Red Sox |
Shortstop |
Temple, Texas |
| 17 |
John D'Acquisto |
San Francisco Giants |
RHP |
San Diego, California |
| 18 |
Dan Ford |
Oakland Athletics |
Outfielder |
Los Angeles |
| 19 |
Gene Hiser |
Chicago Cubs |
Outfielder |
University of Maryland |
| 20 |
Terry Mappin |
Detroit Tigers |
Catcher |
Louisville, Kentucky |
| 21 |
Ron Broaddus |
Atlanta Braves |
RHP |
Freeport, Texas |
| 22 |
Bob Gorinski |
Minnesota Twins |
Shortstop |
Calumet, Pennsylvania |
| 23 |
* George Ambrow |
New York Mets |
Shortstop |
Long Beach, California |
| 24 |
James West |
Baltimore Orioles |
Catcher |
St. Louis, Missouri |
* Did not sign
Other notable selections
|
= All-Star | |
|
= Baseball Hall of Famer |
[2]
* Did not sign[3]