American former baseball pitcher (born 1983)
Baseball player
Chris Gruler (born September 11, 1983) is an American former baseball pitcher . He was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the first round of the 2002 MLB Draft but never reached the major leagues because of injuries.
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^ Tony Cooper, "Brentwood phenom on fast track to major leagues / Gruler highly regarded by the Cincinnati Reds" , San Francisco Chronicle , August 2, 2002 - Kyle Szymanski, "Gruler switches to pitching products" , The Press , June 14, 2012 - John Erardi, "Reds reach for ceiling with Gruler" Archived 2014-07-14 at the Wayback Machine , The Cincinnati Enquirer , June 5, 2002 - Chris Haft (April 6, 2002). "Reds draft and sign top pick Gruler" . MLB.com . Archived from the original on July 14, 2014. Retrieved March 31, 2018 .
1965 : Carbo
1966 : Nolan
1967 : Simpson
1968 : Grant
1969 : Gullett
1970 : Polczynski
1971 : Miley
1972 : Paine
1973 : Kessler
1974 : Reed
1975 : Moretto
1976 : King
1977 : Venger
1978 : Esasky
1979 : Lamar, Sullivan
1980 : Robinson
1981: None
1982 : S. Jones, Hawley, R. Jones
1983 : Stillwell
1984 : Pacillo
1985 : Larkin
1986 : Scudder
1987 : Armstrong
1988: None
1989 : Bryant
1990 : Wilson
1991 : Reese
1992 : Mottola
1993 : Watkins
1994 : Nitkowski
1995: None
1996 : Oliver, McClendon
1997 : Larson
1998 : Kearns
1999 : Howington
2000 : Espinosa, Moseley
2001 : Sowers
2002 : Gruler , Schramek
2003 : Wagner
2004 : Bailey
2005 : Bruce
2006 : Stubbs
2007 : Mesoraco , Frazier , Lotzkar
2008 : Alonso
2009 : Leake , Boxberger
2010 : Grandal
2011 : R. Stephenson
2012 : Travieso, Winker , Gelalich
2013 : Ervin
2014 : Howard , Blandino
2015 : T. Stephenson
2016 : Senzel
2017 : Greene
2018 : India
2019 : Lodolo
2020 : Hendrick
2021 : McLain , Allen
2022 : Collier , Stewart
2023 : Lowder
2024 : Burns