Morehead State University Baseball Players Who Made it to a Major League Baseball Team

Morehead State Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

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

"I just like to pitch, I don't care where it is. Regardless of what the job is, it's still getting outs. Whether you're closing, whether you're a starter, whether you're a mop-up guy, you've got to get outs. So why not approach it the same way?" - Jon Rauch in The Canadian Press (Larry Millson, 03/20/2002, 'Blue Jays' Jon Rauch could be closing when Toronto's season opens', Source)

Morehead State University "Eagles" Major League Baseball Player Alumnus
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Pete Center	1931 - 1935	09-11-1942
Steve Hamilton	1955 - 1957	04-23-1961
Joe Campbell	1963 - 1965	05-03-1967
Ron Klimkowski	1963 - 1963	09-15-1969
Denny Doyle	1963 - 1965	04-07-1970
Walt Terrell	1977 - 1980	09-18-1982
Ed Olwine	1977 - 1980	06-02-1986
Drew Hall	1982 - 1984	09-14-1986
Willie Blair	1983 - 1986	04-11-1990
Jon Rauch	1997 - 1999	04-02-2002
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Morehead State University M.L.B. Player Alumnus

The Morehead State University baseball program started in 1932 and Willie Harris was their first player to make it to the Major League level.

Did you know that there are ten former Morehead State University players who made it to the show? Send corrections to Baseball Almanac.

Denny Doyle was the fifth former Morehead Eagle to make it to the major leagues and the first to ever hit a home run, June 3, 1970!

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