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← All colleges

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South Orange, NJ Β· 31 major leaguers played here

Sorted by career bWAR. Colleges are from the Lahman database through 2014; for later players, the school they were drafted from, per the MLB draft.

PlayerAt collegeMajor-league careerCareer bWAR
Craig Biggio1985–19871988–200765.4
John Valentin1986–19881992–200232.7
Mo Vaughn1987–19891991–200327.2
Matt Morris1993–19951997–200820.4
Rick Cerone1973–19751975–19928.0
Ted Lepcio1949–19511952–19615.2
Jason Grilli1995–19972000–20174.7
Charlie Puleo1974–19771981–19893.6
Red Shannon1914–19151915–19263.1
Jack Ferry1906–19081910–19132.0
Dan Morogiello1975–197619831.2
Kevin Morton1987–198919910.4
Billy Burke19081910–19110.3
Zach Granitedrafted 201320170.3
Bill Henry1961–196319660.1
Ed Sanicki19421949–19510.1
Otto Rettig191719220.1
Pepper Peploski1912–191319130.1
Al Reiss1931–193219320.0
Bud Heine19181921-0.1
Joe Shannon1914–19151915-0.1
John Hayes18731876-0.1
Mike Moriarty1993–19952002-0.1
Rich Scheid1984–19861992–1995-0.2
John Morris1980–19821986–1992-0.6
Pat Pacillo1982–19841987–1988-0.7
Chuck Connors19421949–1951-0.9
Steve Nagy1939–19421947–1950-1.0
Ed Madjeski1928–19311932–1937-2.0
David Festadrafted 20212024β€”
Tony DeFrancescodrafted 1984β€”