Tulane University Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

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

"The biggest improvement (Andy) Sheets made was at the plate, where he turned into a more aggressive hitter who showed some power. He said the change was more in his approach than anything technical, and it clearly worked, though he still can be overpowered by a good fastball. Sheets is a steady defender who can make all the routine plays, but he rarely does anything spectacular. He is versatile enough to play all four infield positions but is best suited to be in the middle." - Stats, Inc. (2004)
Tulane University
"Green Wave"

Major League Baseball Player Alumnus

Name [Click for M.L. Stats]

Dates Played

Debut / Box

Pat McGehee

1907 - 1912

08-23-1912

Joe Pate

1911 - 1919

04-15-1926

Carl Lind

1923 - 1925

09-14-1927

Ed Morgan

1923 - 1926

04-11-1928

Jim Asbell (Rice)

1937 - 1937

05-08-1938

Bobby Brown (Stanford & UCLA)

1945 - 1946

09-22-1946

Al Schroll

1953 - 1957

04-20-1958

Steve Mura

1974 - 1976

09-05-1978

Jim Gaudet

1974 - 1976

09-10-1978

Frank Wills

1978 - 1980

07-31-1983

Gene Harris

1986 - 1986

04-05-1989

Kevin Mmahat

1984 - 1987

09-09-1989

Gerald Alexander

1987 - 1989

09-09-1990

Andy Sheets (LSU)

1990 - 1990

04-22-1996

Scott Williamson (Oklahoma State)

1995 - 1996

04-05-1999

Mike Romano

1991 - 1993

09-05-1999

Jack Cressend

1994 - 1996

08-26-2000

Tony Giarratano

2001 - 2003

06-01-2005

Andy Cannizaro

2000 - 2001

09-05-2006

Micah Owings (Georgia Tech)

2005 - 2005

04-06-2007

Michael Aubrey

2001 - 2003

05-17-2008

Name [Click for M.L. Stats]

Dates Played

Debut / Box

Tulane University M.L.B. Player Alumnus



Tulane University's baseball program started in 1893 and Pat McGehee was their first player to make it to the Major League level. Names that appear on the chart above in bold print are in the Tulane University Hall of Fame.

Turchin Stadium, home of the Green Wave, opened on March 11, 1991, and has been a comfortable place to play as Tulane University has a .700+ winning percentage in games played within its friendly confines.

Did you know that there are twenty-one former Tulane University players who made it to the show? Send corrections to Baseball Almanac.