Matt Batts (1947-1956)
Blaine Beatty (1989, 1991)
Andy Beene (1983-1984)
Jaime Bubela (2005)
Pete Charton (1964)
Jaime Cocanower (1983-1986)
Pat Combs (1989-1992)
Fritz Connally (1983, 1985)
Dean Crow (1998)
Dave Danforth (1925)
Jacke Davis (1962)
Buzz Dozier (1947, 1949)
Larry Drake (1945, 1948)
Tommy Fine (1947, 1950)
Jake Freeze (1925)
Slim Harrell (1912)
Jason Jennings (2001-2009)
Jack Little (1912)
Ted Lyons (1923-1946)
Steve Macko (1979-1980)
Jerry Mallett (1959)
Seth Morehead (1957-1961)
David Murphy (2006-present)
Ken Patterson (1988-1994)
Jon Perlman (1985, 1987-1988)
Fred Rath (1968-1969)
Scott Ruffcorn (1993-1997)
Lloyd Russell (1938)
Kevin Russo (2010)
Mark Saccomanno (2008)
Kelly Shoppach (2005-present)
Drew Sutton (2009-present)
Bill Stellbauer (1916)
Joe Szekely (1953)
Lee Tunnell (1982-1985, 1987, 1989)
Ted Uhlaender (1965-1972)
Mule Watson (1918-1924)
Kip Wells (1999-2009)
Denney Wilie (1911-1912, 1915)
Baylor has produced 38 Major League Baseball players in the program’s 103-year history, including Ted Lyons — the only former Southwest Conference player ever enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Those former Bears have logged 151 years of Major League service. Six former Bears have been active since September 2008 call-ups: pitchers Jason Jennings and Kip Wells, catcher Kelly Shoppach, outfielder David Murphy, first baseman Mark Saccomanno and infielder Drew Sutton. Nearly 100 Baylor players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft with 10 first-round selections, including 2009 first-round selection Aaron Miller. At least one Baylor player has been selected in 33 of the last 34 first-year player drafts and each year since 1991.