[1987] Winner of the James E. Sullivan Award as the nation's best amateur athlete ... Flag-bearer for the United States at the Pan-American games ... Golden Spikes award winner as best amateur baseball player in US [1988] Golden Spikes award finalist ... Played for United States in the Seoul Olympics ... 1st Round Draft Pick (#8 overall) by the California Angels [1989] Born without a right hand ... Advanced directly to the Major Leagues from college without playing the minors ... Topps All-Star Rookie [1993] Pitched 4-0 no-hitter for New York Yankees vs Cleveland Indians on September 4,1993 [2004] Inducted into the University of Michigan Hall of Honor [2007] Elected to the College Baseball Hall of Fame [2009] His #31 was retired by the University of Michigan on April 18 [2012] Released a book entitled "Imperfect: An Improbably Life" Co-authored with Tim Brown
This view includes all draft instances for this player. A player may be drafted multiple times but will only be signed by a Major League Organization once. The exception would be when a player's signing is voided. (rare)
