Chicago White Sox Have No. 10 Pick in MLB Draft; Here's Every Player Taken 10th

From Doug Dickerson in 1965 to Seaver King in 2024, here's a list of every No. 10 pick in MLB Draft history as the White Sox prepare for the upcoming draft.

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The White Sox are preparing to welcome a new player to the organization with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft. The draft is scheduled to begin Sunday at 5 p.m. CT in Atlanta, and it will be broadcast on MLB Network, MLB.com and ESPN.

There's a wide range of outcomes with players who have been selected 10th over the years, from World Series Champions to forgotten names. The last three No. 10 picks have yet to make their major league debuts, but others in recent history like Madison Bumgarner and Tim Lincecum turned out to have great careers.

Here's the list of every No. 10 pick in MLB Draft history, per Baseball Almanac.

Year	Player
1965	Doug Dickerson, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
1966	Jim Lyttle, OF, New York Yankees
1967	Ted Simmons, C/OF, St. Louis Cardinals
1968	Junior Kennedy, SS, Baltimore Orioles
1969	Robert Mayer, P, Pittsburgh Pirates
1970	Paul Dade, 3B/OF, California Angels
1971	Taylor Duncan, SS, Atlanta Braves
1972	Dave Chalk, 3B, California Angels
1973	Pat Rockett, 2B/SS, Atlanta Braves
1974	Mike Miley, SS, California Angels
1975	Art Miles, SS, Montreal Expos
1976	Jamie Allen, 3B/P, Minnesota Twins
1977	Craig Landis, SS, San Francisco Giants
1978	Phil Lansford, SS, Cleveland Indians
1979	Tim Wallach, 1B, Montreal Expos
1980	Kelly Gruber, SS, Cleveland Indians
1981	Mark Grant, P, San Francisco Giants
1982	John Morris, OF, Kansas City Royals
1983	Ray Hayward, P, San Diego Padres
1984	Mark McGwire, 1B, Oakland Athletics
1985	Chris Gwynn, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers
1986	Derek Parks, P/C, Minnesota Twins
1987	Kevin Garner, P/OF, San Diego Padres
1988	Robin Ventura, 3B, Chicago White Sox
1989	Charles Johnson, C, Montreal Expos
1990	Carl Everett, OF, New York Yankees
1991	Tyler Green, Philadelphia Phillies
1992	Michael Tucker, SS, Kansas City Royals
1993	Brooks Kieschnick, OF/P, Chicago Cubs
1994	Jaret Wright, P, Cleveland Indians
1995	Chad Hermansen, SS, Pittsburgh Pirates
1996	Eric Chavez, 3B, Oakland Athletics
1997	Jon Garland, P, Chicago Cubs
1998	Carlos Pena, 1B, Texas Rangers
1999	Ben Sheets, P, Milwaukee Brewers
2000	Joe Torres, P, Anaheim Angels
2001	Chris Burke, INF, Houston Astros
2002	Drew Meyer, SS, Texas Rangers
2003	Ian Stewart, 3B, Colorado Rockies
2004	Thomas Diamond, P, Texas Rangers
2005	Cameron Maybin, OF, Detroit Tigers
2006	Tim Lincecum, P, San Francisco Giants
2007	Madison Bumgarner, P, San Francisco Giants
2008	Jason Castro, C, Houston Astros
2009	Drew Storen, P, Washington Nationals
2010	Michael Choice, CF, Oakland Athletics
2011	Cory Spangenberg, 2B, San Diego Padres
2012	David Dahl, OF, Colorado Rockies
2013	Phil Bickford, P, Toronto Blue Jays
2014	Michael Conforto, OF, New York Mets
2015	Cornelius Randolph, SS, Philadelphia Phillies
2016	Zack Collins, C, Chicago White Sox
2017	Jo Adell, OF, Los Angeles Angels
2018	Travis Swaggerty, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
2019	Hunter Bishop, OF, San Francisco Giants
2020	Reid Detmers, P, Los Angeles Angels
2021	Kumar Rocker, P, New York Mets
2022	Gabriel Hughes, P, Colorado Rockies
2023	Noble Meyer, P, Miami Marlins
2024	Seaver King, SS, Washington Nationals

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