McCovey Cove

McCovey Cove is the unofficial name of a section of San Francisco Bay beyond the right field wall of Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, named after famed Giants first baseman Willie McCovey. The proper name for the cove is China Basin, which is the mouth of Mission Creek as it meets the bay. The cove is bounded along the north by Oracle Park, with a ferry landing and a breakwater at the northeast end. The southern shore is lined by China Basin Park and McCovey Point. To the east, it opens up to San Francisco Bay, while the west end of the cove is bounded by the Lefty O'Doul Bridge, named after San Francisco ballplayer and manager Lefty O'Doul.

McCovey Cove (2002)

Naming

Giants fans on kayaks in McCovey Cove during the 2012 World Series

The name was coined thanks to two sportswriters. Mark Purdy of the San Jose Mercury News wrote an article suggesting naming the body of water after McCovey, though his original suggestions were 'McCovey Channel,' 'McCovey Stream' or 'McCovey Run.' Purdy then noted the more 'lyrical' name of 'McCovey Cove' was suggested by his colleague Leonard Koppett, a writer for the Oakland Tribune.[1] The name did not take long to become very popular, although the moniker has never become official.

Features

On game days, fans take to the water of McCovey Cove in boats and even in kayaks, often with fishing nets in the hope of collecting a home run ball. This echoes what used to happen during McCovey's playing days. Before Candlestick Park's upper deck was extended, the area behind right field was occupied by three small bleacher sections and a lot of open space. Kids in those bleachers would gather behind the right field fence when "Stretch" would come to the plate. Just beyond the wall is a public waterfront promenade. Across the cove from the ballpark is McCovey Point and China Basin Park, featuring a statue of McCovey at the mouth of the Cove. At his feet are small plaques commemorating the winners of the Willie Mac Award, named in McCovey's honor. Along the southern shore of the cove, between McCovey Point and the O'Doul Bridge, is a walkway featuring plaques showing the Opening Day Roster of every Giants team from 1958 through 1999. Just south of the statue of Willie McCovey is Barry Bonds Junior Giants Field, a t-ball sized baseball diamond.[2] (As of 2020, the features in this area have been temporarily warehoused while extensive construction takes place.)

Splash hits

Panoramic view of McCovey Cove, August 2010

A "splash hit" is recorded when a Giants player hits a home run that lands in McCovey Cove on the fly (foul balls, home runs hit by opposing players, and hits that strike or bounce off the stadium wall or pedestrian path are not counted toward this total). These hits are tallied on an electronic counter on the right field wall. As of April 20, 2024, 103 splash hits have been hit into the Bay by 29 Giants players since the park opened; 35 of those were by Barry Bonds.[3] Seven other Giants have reached the Cove more than twice: Brandon Belt (ten), Pablo Sandoval (eight), Mike Yastrzemski (six), Denard Span (five), LaMonte Wade Jr. (five), Brandon Crawford (four), and Joc Pederson (four). Five additional players — Felipe Crespo, Michael Tucker, Ryan Klesko, Aubrey Huff, and Andrés Torres — have done it twice. Sixteen other Giants players have accomplished the feat once. Carlos Beltrán's splash hit on September 14, 2011 marked his 300th career home run. Tyler Colvin's splash hit on May 12, 2014 was also his first hit for the Giants and occurred in his first at bat at Oracle Park since joining the team.[4] Bonds is the only Giants player to have two splash hits in a single game, having done so on May 10, 2000 and May 18, 2002. On June 15, 2021, two different Giants players got splash hits in the same game for the first time: Steven Duggar and Mike Yastrzemski.

Two players have gotten splash hits while playing for the Giants and visiting teams. Ryan Klesko got a splash hit on April 9, 2003, while playing for the San Diego Padres before getting two splash hits as a Giants player during the 2007 season. He was joined by Joc Pederson on May 24, 2022,[5] who became the first player to have a splash hit for three different teams, having previously hit two splash hits while a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs.

Four splash hits have been walk-off home runs: Barry Bonds' on August 19, 2003, Brandon Crawford's on April 13, 2014, and Mike Yastrzemski's two splash hits on July 29, 2020 and June 19, 2023, respectively.

Denard Span and LaMonte Wade Jr. are the only Giants to lead off with a splash hit, doing so on June 13, 2016 and June 2, 2023, respectively.

Bonds is currently the only Giant to record a splash hit in the postseason. He did so in the fifth inning of Game 3 of the 2002 National League Championship Series on October 12, 2002.

When the stadium hosted the 2007 Major League Baseball Home Run Derby, McCovey Cove was heavily featured in promotional materials, and the namesake slugger presented each participant with special bats before the competition. However, the difficulty of hitting McCovey Cove with a home run was shown, as none of the eight sluggers competing were able to hit the water on the fair side of the foul pole, and all four left-handed batters (who are more likely to hit home runs to right field, and thus, to the Cove) were eliminated in the first round of the contest. Justin Morneau of the Minnesota Twins and Prince Fielder of the Milwaukee Brewers were both able to hit the Cove once, but both of their hits were foul balls.[6] However, Fielder eventually did hit McCovey Cove with a fair ball on July 19, 2008, as the 13th visiting player to hit the 17th non-Giants home run into the Cove.

The majority of home runs surrendered into McCovey Cove have been off right-handed pitchers. Twenty-two left-handed pitchers have surrendered a splash hit: Rich Rodriguez, Chuck McElroy, Vic Darensbourg, Brian Anderson, Jeriome Robertson, Chuck Finley, Ted Lilly, Ray King, Doug Davis, Joe Kennedy, Hong-Chih Kuo, Trever Miller, Wandy Rodríguez, Rex Brothers, David Price, Drew Smyly, Ranger Suárez, Matt Strahm, Alex Young, Génesis Cabrera, David Peterson, and Ray Kerr.

Four visiting pitchers have each surrendered two splash hits: John Thomson, Liván Hernández, Rodrigo López, and Chris Paddack. López is the only pitcher to give up a splash hit as a member of two visiting teams while pitching for the Philadelphia Phillies and the Chicago Cubs. No pitcher has surrendered two splash hits in the same game. However, two pitchers have surrendered splash hits to the same player twice: Thomson to Bonds on May 24, 2001 and August 31, 2001; and López to Pablo Sandoval on July 30, 2009 and August 31, 2011.

The most splash hits the Giants have had in a season is 11 in 2001, nine of which were part of Bonds' successful chase to hit the most home runs in a season. On the flip side, the Giants did not hit any splash hits in 2015 (Cody Asche of the Philadelphia Phillies was the only player that season to accomplish the feat). This splash-hit drought lasted nearly two years; after Brandon Belt hit one on September 25, 2014, he would break the drought himself on June 8, 2016.

No. Hitter Date Opponent Pitcher Inning
1Barry Bonds (1)May 1, 2000New York MetsRich Rodriguez6th
2Barry Bonds (2)May 10, 2000St. Louis CardinalsAndy Benes3rd
3Barry Bonds (3)May 10, 2000St. Louis CardinalsHeathcliff Slocumb8th
4Barry Bonds (4)May 24, 2000Montreal ExposMike Thurman3rd
5Barry Bonds (5)July 19, 2000San Diego PadresBrian Meadows4th
6Barry Bonds (6)September 20, 2000Cincinnati RedsSteve Parris5th
7Barry Bonds (7)April 17, 2001Los Angeles DodgersTerry Adams8th
8Barry Bonds (8)April 18, 2001Los Angeles DodgersChan Ho Park7th
9Barry Bonds (9)May 24, 2001Colorado RockiesJohn Thomson (1)3rd
10Felipe Crespo (1)May 28, 2001Arizona DiamondbacksBret Prinz10th
11Barry Bonds (10)May 30, 2001Arizona DiamondbacksRobert Ellis2nd
12Barry Bonds (11)June 12, 2001Anaheim AngelsPat Rapp1st
13Felipe Crespo (2)July 8, 2001Milwaukee BrewersCurtis Leskanic9th
14Barry Bonds (12)August 4, 2001Philadelphia PhilliesNelson Figueroa6th
15Barry Bonds (13)August 14, 2001Florida MarlinsRicky Bones6th
16Barry Bonds (14)August 31, 2001Colorado RockiesJohn Thomson (2)8th
17Barry Bonds (15)September 29, 2001San Diego PadresChuck McElroy6th
18Barry Bonds (16)May 13, 2002Atlanta BravesKevin Millwood3rd
19Barry Bonds (17)May 18, 2002Florida MarlinsBrad Penny1st
20Barry Bonds (18)May 18, 2002Florida MarlinsVic Darensbourg6th
21Barry Bonds (19)September 8, 2002Arizona DiamondbacksBrian Anderson4th
22Barry Bonds (20)September 28, 2002Houston AstrosJeriome Robertson5th
23Barry Bonds (21)October 12, 2002St. Louis CardinalsChuck Finley5th
24Barry Bonds (22)April 14, 2003Houston AstrosWade Miller2nd
25Barry Bonds (23)April 30, 2003Chicago CubsMatt Clement6th
26J. T. SnowJune 5, 2003Minnesota TwinsKyle Lohse5th
27Barry Bonds (24)June 27, 2003Oakland AthleticsTed Lilly6th
28José Cruz Jr.July 8, 2003St. Louis CardinalsDan Haren1st
29Barry Bonds (25)August 8, 2003Philadelphia PhilliesJosé Mesa7th
30Barry Bonds (26)August 19, 2003Atlanta BravesRay King10th
31Barry Bonds (27)September 13, 2003Milwaukee BrewersDoug Davis8th
32Barry Bonds (28)April 12, 2004Milwaukee BrewersMatt Kinney5th
33Barry Bonds (29)April 13, 2004Milwaukee BrewersBen Ford7th
34Michael Tucker (1)May 30, 2004Colorado RockiesJoe Kennedy1st
35A. J. PierzynskiJuly 6, 2004Colorado RockiesDenny Stark2nd
36Barry Bonds (30)July 30, 2004St. Louis CardinalsChris Carpenter1st
37Barry Bonds (31)August 3, 2004Cincinnati RedsCory Lidle7th
38Michael Tucker (2)April 9, 2005Colorado RockiesScott Dohmann8th
39Randy WinnSeptember 14, 2005San Diego PadresWoody Williams3rd
40Barry Bonds (32)September 18, 2005Los Angeles DodgersHong-Chih Kuo8th
41Barry Bonds (33)August 21, 2006Arizona DiamondbacksLiván Hernández (1)4th
42Barry Bonds (34)April 18, 2007St. Louis CardinalsRyan Franklin8th
43Ryan Klesko (1)May 21, 2007Houston AstrosTrever Miller8th
44Ryan Klesko (2)June 29, 2007Arizona DiamondbacksLiván Hernández (2)6th
45Barry Bonds (35)August 8, 2007Washington NationalsTim Redding1st
46Fred LewisApril 26, 2008Cincinnati RedsMatt Belisle5th
47John BowkerJuly 2, 2008Chicago CubsRyan Dempster6th
48Andrés Torres (1)June 15, 2009Los Angeles Angels of AnaheimJohn Lackey7th
49Pablo Sandoval (1)July 30, 2009Philadelphia PhilliesRodrigo López (1)3rd
50Pablo Sandoval (2)August 29, 2009Colorado RockiesJason Marquis2nd
51Aubrey Huff (1)May 1, 2010Colorado RockiesRafael Betancourt8th
52Aubrey Huff (2)June 16, 2010Baltimore OriolesJeremy Guthrie6th
53Andrés Torres (2)July 28, 2010Florida MarlinsJorge Sosa6th
54Pablo Sandoval (3)August 12, 2010Chicago CubsRandy Wells4th
55Pablo Sandoval (4)September 30, 2010Arizona DiamondbacksBarry Enright2nd
56Pablo Sandoval (5)July 4, 2011San Diego PadresErnesto Frieri6th
57Nate SchierholtzJuly 8, 2011New York MetsR. A. Dickey6th
58Pablo Sandoval (6)August 31, 2011Chicago CubsRodrigo López (2)4th
59Carlos BeltránSeptember 14, 2011San Diego PadresMat Latos6th
60Brandon Belt (1)September 27, 2011Colorado RockiesAlex White4th
61Brandon Belt (2)June 14, 2012Houston AstrosWandy Rodríguez4th
62Brandon Belt (3)September 4, 2012Arizona DiamondbacksIan Kennedy6th
63Pablo Sandoval (7)May 12, 2013Atlanta BravesKris Medlen3rd
64Brandon Crawford (1)April 13, 2014Colorado RockiesRex Brothers10th
65Tyler ColvinMay 12, 2014Atlanta BravesGavin Floyd2nd
66Brandon Crawford (2)May 14, 2014Atlanta BravesDavid Carpenter8th
67Travis IshikawaSeptember 12, 2014Los Angeles DodgersKevin Correia7th
68Brandon Belt (4)September 25, 2014San Diego PadresAndrew Cashner2nd
69Brandon Belt (5)June 8, 2016Boston Red SoxDavid Price4th
70Denard Span (1)June 13, 2016Milwaukee BrewersChase Anderson1st
71Denard Span (2)August 20, 2016New York MetsBartolo Colón3rd
72Brandon Belt (6)May 13, 2017Cincinnati RedsLisalverto Bonilla1st
73Brandon Belt (7)June 10, 2017Minnesota TwinsJosé Berríos1st
74 Denard Span (3)July 7, 2017Miami MarlinsDan Straily9th
75 Denard Span (4)July 19, 2017Cleveland IndiansCarlos Carrasco5th
76 Denard Span (5)September 11, 2017Los Angeles DodgersKenta Maeda1st
77 Pablo Sandoval (8)April 4, 2018Seattle MarinersFélix Hernández5th
78 Brandon Belt (8)May 15, 2018Cincinnati RedsTyler Mahle4th
79 Stephen VogtAugust 9, 2019Philadelphia PhilliesDrew Smyly6th
80 Scooter GennettAugust 11, 2019Philadelphia PhilliesRanger Suárez6th
81 Brandon Belt (9)August 29, 2019San Diego PadresChris Paddack (1)4th
82 Mike Yastrzemski (1)July 29, 2020San Diego PadresMatt Strahm9th
83 Mike Yastrzemski (2)September 25, 2020San Diego PadresChris Paddack (2)4th
84 Mike Yastrzemski (3)April 24, 2021Miami MarlinsYimi Garcia9th
85 Brandon Crawford (3)April 27, 2021Colorado RockiesDaniel Bard9th
86 Steven DuggarJune 15, 2021Arizona DiamondbacksAlex Young2nd
87 Mike Yastrzemski (4)June 15, 2021Arizona DiamondbacksHumberto Castellanos8th
88 Brandon Belt (10)June 19, 2021Philadelphia PhilliesAaron Nola3rd
89 LaMonte Wade Jr. (1)July 31, 2021Houston AstrosZack Greinke4th
90 Alex DickersonAugust 11, 2021Arizona DiamondbacksTyler Clippard8th
91 LaMonte Wade Jr. (2)September 17, 2021Atlanta BravesIan Anderson4th
92 Jason VoslerApril 30, 2022Washington NationalsErasmo Ramirez6th
93 Mike Yastrzemski (5)May 8, 2022St. Louis CardinalsGénesis Cabrera6th
94 Joc Pederson (1)May 24, 2022New York MetsDrew Smith8th
95 LaMonte Wade Jr. (3)July 17, 2022Milwaukee BrewersJason Alexander3rd
96 Joc Pederson (2)August 30, 2022San Diego PadresNick Martinez9th
97 Joc Pederson (3)September 2, 2022Philadelphia PhilliesKyle Gibson2nd
98 LaMonte Wade Jr. (4)April 8, 2023Kansas City RoyalsBrady Singer4th
99 Brandon Crawford (4)April 22, 2023New York MetsDavid Peterson1st
100 LaMonte Wade Jr. (5)June 2, 2023Baltimore OriolesDean Kremer1st
101 Joc Pederson (4)June 11, 2023Chicago CubsHayden Wesneski3rd
102 Mike Yastrzemski (6)June 19, 2023San Diego PadresRay Kerr10th
103 Patrick BaileyApril 20, 2024Arizona DiamondbacksZac Gallen5th

Other McCovey Cove hits

McCovey Cove (2002)

Forty-eight non-Giants players have hit the Cove 63 times. Of the visiting players who have hit the Cove, Carlos Delgado, Adam LaRoche, Carlos González, and Max Muncy have performed the feat the most, doing it three times each. Current players Bryce Harper, Mike Moustakas, Joc Pederson, and Jack Suwinski, and former players Luis Gonzalez, Cliff Floyd, and Curtis Granderson are the only other visiting players to do so twice. David Ortiz, Mitch Moreland, Adam Dunn, Shin-Soo Choo, Nathaniel Lowe, and Josh Naylor are the only six American League players to hit the Cove. Delgado, LaRoche, Harper, Moustakas, and Pederson are the only five players to have hit home runs into McCovey Cove as members of two visiting teams. Moustakas is the only player to get a splash hit as both an American League and National League player while a member of the Kansas City Royals and the Cincinnati Reds.

Every National League team has had at least one player hit a home run into McCovey Cove. The last club to have a player hit a ball into the water for the first time was the Cincinnati Reds, doing so in April 2021. Of the 15 American League teams, only five (the Boston Red Sox, the Texas Rangers, the Chicago White Sox, the Kansas City Royals, and the Cleveland Guardians) have had a player hit a home run into McCovey Cove. No player for the Houston Astros has hit a home run into McCovey Cove since the Astros moved to the American League in 2013.

Luis Gonzalez' splash hit on May 30, 2002, Dioner Navarro's splash hit on July 20, 2011, and Max Muncy's splash hit on June 9, 2019, are the only three instances where a splash hit accounted for the only run of a game.

Two visiting players have hit McCovey Cove on the fly in the postseason. Rick Ankiel of the Atlanta Braves hit the Cove in the 11th inning of Game 2 of the 2010 National League Division Series on October 8, 2010; his run would go on to be the winning run for the Braves. Bryce Harper became the second visitor to hit the water in the postseason in the seventh inning of Game 4 of the 2014 National League Division Series on October 7, 2014, as a member of the Washington Nationals.

Tim Lincecum has surrendered the most splash hits to visitors, having done so five times. The other Giants pitchers to give up multiple splash hits are Madison Bumgarner and Johnny Cueto with four and Brett Tomko, Matt Morris, Kevin Correia, Matt Cain, Tim Hudson, Ryan Vogelsong, Hunter Strickland, and Anthony DeSclafani twice each. Correia is the only pitcher to have given up a splash hit both as a Giant and as a visiting pitcher while pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2014.

Three Giants pitchers have surrendered splash hits to the same visiting player twice each: Morris to Carlos Delgado on April 26, 2006, and May 9, 2007; Lincecum to Adam LaRoche on August 11, 2007, and August 27, 2010; and Bumgarner to Carlos González on April 8, 2013, and April 11, 2014.

Players from opposing teams have hit home runs into McCovey Cove in the same game four times: on May 28, 2001 (Felipe Crespo and Mark Grace); May 12, 2014 (Tyler Colvin and Freddie Freeman); August 9, 2019 (Stephen Vogt and Bryce Harper);[7] and May 29, 2023 (Jack Suwinski twice). Suwinski became the first visiting player to hit the Cove twice in the same game.

No. Hitter Team Date Pitcher Inning
1Todd HundleyLos Angeles DodgersJune 30, 2000Robb Nen9th
2Luis Gonzalez (1)Arizona DiamondbacksSeptember 23, 2000Shawn Estes1st
3Mark GraceArizona DiamondbacksMay 28, 2001Tim Worrell12th
4Luis Gonzalez (2)Arizona DiamondbacksMay 30, 2002Kirk Rueter4th
5Ryan KleskoSan Diego PadresApril 9, 2003Ryan Jensen3rd
6Hee-Seop ChoiFlorida MarlinsApril 30, 2004Kevin Correia (1)2nd
7Corey PattersonChicago CubsAugust 7, 2004Tyler Walker6th
8Cliff Floyd (1)New York MetsAugust 21, 2004Brett Tomko (1)5th
9Russell BranyanMilwaukee BrewersApril 23, 2005Brett Tomko (2)4th
10Larry WalkerSt. Louis CardinalsJuly 8, 2005Jason Schmidt1st
11Carlos Delgado (1)Florida MarlinsJuly 23, 2005Brad Hennessey5th
12Cliff Floyd (2)New York MetsApril 25, 2006Jamey Wright8th
13Carlos Delgado (2)New York MetsApril 26, 2006Matt Morris (1)3rd
14Carlos Delgado (3)New York MetsMay 9, 2007Matt Morris (2)4th
15Adam LaRoche (1)Pittsburgh PiratesAugust 11, 2007Tim Lincecum (1)4th
16Lance BerkmanHouston AstrosMay 15, 2008Vinnie Chulk9th
17Prince FielderMilwaukee BrewersJuly 19, 2008Osiris Matos7th
18Brian GilesSan Diego PadresAugust 24, 2008Kevin Correia (2)1st
19Miguel MonteroArizona DiamondbacksSeptember 29, 2009Jonathan Sánchez4th
20David OrtizBoston Red SoxJune 27, 2010Tim Lincecum (2)1st
21Adam LaRoche (2)Arizona DiamondbacksAugust 27, 2010Tim Lincecum (3)1st
22Adam LaRoche (3)Arizona DiamondbacksAugust 28, 2010Sergio Romo9th
23Rick AnkielAtlanta BravesOctober 8, 2010Ramón Ramírez10th
24Dioner NavarroLos Angeles DodgersJuly 20, 2011Tim Lincecum (4)7th
25Mitch MorelandTexas RangersJune 9, 2012Ryan Vogelsong (1)8th
26Carlos González (1)Colorado RockiesApril 8, 2013Madison Bumgarner (1)3rd
27Domonic BrownPhiladelphia PhilliesMay 6, 2013Madison Bumgarner (2)5th
28Brian McCannAtlanta BravesMay 10, 2013Matt Cain (1)5th
29Carlos González (2)Colorado RockiesMay 25, 2013Barry Zito1st
30Garrett JonesPittsburgh PiratesAugust 22, 2013Matt Cain (2)2nd
31Carlos González (3)Colorado RockiesApril 11, 2014Madison Bumgarner (3)3rd
32Yasmani GrandalSan Diego PadresApril 30, 2014Tim Hudson (1)9th
33Freddie FreemanAtlanta BravesMay 12, 2014Javier López9th
34Curtis Granderson (1)New York MetsJune 8, 2014Tim Lincecum (5)6th
35Adam DunnChicago White SoxAugust 13, 2014Jake Peavy4th
36Corey DickersonColorado RockiesAugust 27, 2014Tim Hudson (2)5th
37Ender InciarteArizona DiamondbacksSeptember 9, 2014Yusmeiro Petit4th
38Bryce Harper (1)Washington NationalsOctober 7, 2014Hunter Strickland (1)7th
39Cody AschePhiladelphia PhilliesJuly 11, 2015Ryan Vogelsong (2)6th
40Ben ZobristChicago CubsMay 20, 2016George Kontos8th
41Joc Pederson (1)Los Angeles DodgersJune 12, 2016Hunter Strickland (2)7th
42Curtis Granderson (2)New York MetsAugust 19, 2016Johnny Cueto (1)2nd
43Mike Moustakas (1)Kansas City RoyalsJune 14, 2017Johnny Cueto (2)2nd
44Chase UtleyLos Angeles DodgersSeptember 12, 2017Johnny Cueto (3)4th
45Cody BellingerLos Angeles DodgersSeptember 13, 2017Matt Moore5th
46Matt CarpenterSt. Louis CardinalsJuly 8, 2018Ray Black8th
47Max Muncy (1)Los Angeles DodgersSeptember 30, 2018Chris Stratton5th
48Max Muncy (2)Los Angeles DodgersJune 9, 2019Madison Bumgarner (4)1st
49Michael ConfortoNew York MetsJuly 21, 2019Conner Menez2nd
50Robel GarcíaChicago CubsJuly 22, 2019Shaun Anderson2nd
51Bryce Harper (2)Philadelphia PhilliesAugust 9, 2019Tony Watson7th
52Shin-Soo ChooTexas RangersAugust 2, 2020Jeff Samardzija5th
53Daulton VarshoArizona DiamondbacksSeptember 5, 2020Trevor Gott7th
54Joey VottoCincinnati RedsApril 12, 2021Jarlin García6th
55Mike Moustakas (2)Cincinnati RedsApril 13, 2021Kevin Gausman1st
56Jake CronenworthSan Diego PadresMay 9, 2021Johnny Cueto (4)2nd
57Max Muncy (3)Los Angeles DodgersMay 22, 2021Scott Kazmir1st
58Joc Pederson (2)Chicago CubsJune 3, 2021Anthony DeSclafani (1)3rd
59Charlie BlackmonColorado RockiesJune 7, 2022José Álvarez6th
60Jack Suwinski (1)Pittsburgh PiratesMay 29, 2023Anthony DeSclafani (2)7th
61Jack Suwinski (2)Pittsburgh PiratesMay 29, 2023Brett Wisely9th
62Nathaniel LoweTexas RangersAugust 11, 2023Ross Stripling6th
63Josh NaylorCleveland GuardiansSeptember 11, 2023Alex Cobb3rd

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