*No longer active. †Signed major league contract. #Did not sign.

HOW THEY DID IT THEN . . .

1.	Astros. Phil Nevin, 3b, Cal State Fullerton
2.	Indians. Paul Shuey, rhp, North Carolina
3.	Expos. *B.J. Wallace, lhp, Mississippi State
4.	Orioles. Jeffrey Hammonds, of, Stanford
5.	Reds. Chad Mottola, of, Central Florida
6.	Yankees. Derek Jeter, ss, HS—Kalamazoo, Mich.
7.	Giants. Calvin Murray, of, Texas
8.	Angels. *Pete Janicki, rhp, UCLA
9.	Mets. Preston Wilson, of, HS—Bamberg, S.C.
10.	Royals. Michael Tucker, ss, Longwood (Va.) College

HOW THEY’D DO IT NOW . . .

1.	Derek Jeter	Yankees (1/6)
2.	Jason Kendall, c, HS—Torrance, Calif.	Pirates (1/23)
3.	Charles Johnson, c, Miami	Marlins (1/28)
4.	Johnny Damon, of, HS—Orlando	Royals (1/35)
5.	Shannon Stewart, of, HS—Miami	Blue Jays (1/19)
6.	Jason Giambi, 3b, Long Beach State	Athletics (2)
7.	Phil Nevin	Astros (1/1)
8.	Preston Wilson	Mets (9)
9.	Rick Helling, rhp, Stanford	Rangers (1/22)
10.	Jose Vidro, 2b, HS—Sabana Grande, P.R.	Expos (6)

FIRST PLAYERS TO MAJORS

1.	Jeffrey Hammonds, of, Orioles (1/4)	June 25, 1993
2.	Chris Gomez, ss, Tigers (3)	July 19, 1993
3.	Tim Davis, lhp, Mariners (6)	April 4, 1994

LARGEST BONUSES

1.	Jeffrey Hammonds, of, Orioles (1/4)	$975,000
2.	Calvin Murray, of, Giants (1/7)	825,000
3.	Phil Nevin, 3b, Astros (1/1)	700,000
	Derek Jeter, ss, Yankees (1/6)	700,000

BEST DRAFT

Royals. Kansas City has gotten the most mileage out of Johnny Damon, the third of three solid first-round picks. Michael Tucker (1) and Jon Lieber (2) were also in this class.

WORST DRAFT

Dodgers. Los Angeles avoided being shut out altogether on this class when well-traveled infielder Keith Johnson (4), now 29, was unexpectedly called up by the Angels this season.

MOST ASTUTE PICK

Derek Jeter, ss, Yankees (1/6)

BIGGEST OVERSIGHT

Marvin Benard, of, Giants (50)

BIGGEST FIRST-ROUND BUST

Benji Grigsby, rhp, Athletics (20th pick)