College of the Canyons Baseball Players Who Made it to a Major League Baseball Team

College of the Canyons Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of every College of the Canyons alumnus who played baseball at College of the Canyons AND made it to the Major League level.

"After the game, one of the writers told me I was the first rookie to start a World Series game in almost 30 years (since Joe Black for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1952). That shows the kind of guts Dallas Green had as a manager. You'd have to say that was one of the more memorable games of my career, though I might not have realized it at the time. And it was my only World Series appearance in 14 years." - Bob Walk in The Game I'll Never Forget (Baseball Digest : March 1995)

College of the Canyons "Cougars" Major League Baseball Player Alumnus
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Bob Walk	1975 - 1976	05-26-1980
Shawn Barton	1982 - 1983	08-06-1992
Jeff Wetherby	1983 - 1984	06-07-1989
Roland de la Maza^(California)	1990 - 1991	09-26-1997
Dana Eveland	2003 - 2003	07-16-2005
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
College of the Canyons M.L.B. Player Alumnus

The College of the Canyons baseball program started in 1971, by then head-coach Mike Gillespie who went on to coach at USC and was inducted into the College of the Canyons Cougar Athletic Hall of Fame in January, and Bob Walk was their first player to make it to the Major League level.

Did you know that there are five former College of the Canyons players who made it to "the show"? Send corrections or updates to Baseball Almanac.

The three time state champion Cougars play there home games at Cougar Field. The ballpark has a natural grass surface, press box, seating for seven-hundred (700), and picnic style seating along the first base line.

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