Every first-round draft pick in San Diego Padres history

SAN DIEGO, CA - JUNE 8: San Diego Padres draft picks, from left, Matt Brash, Logan Driscoll, Joshua Mears and C.J Abrams, stand at home plate before a baseball game between the San Diego Padres and the Washington Nationals at Petco Park June 8, 2019 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)
SAN DIEGO, CA - JUNE 8: San Diego Padres draft picks, from left, Matt Brash, Logan Driscoll, Joshua Mears and C.J Abrams, stand at home plate before a baseball game between the San Diego Padres and the Washington Nationals at Petco Park June 8, 2019 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

In less than one month, the San Diego Padres and the rest of Major League Baseball will come together for the annual June Amateur Draft.

As one of the younger teams in MLB, the draft predates the Padres. The first official draft took place in 1965; the Padres’ first season was 1969. However, despite being one of the newer teams, the Padres are tied with the New York Mets for most first-overall pics, with both teams drafting first five times in their franchise histories.

Between July 17-19, MLB teams will select the top players who will hopefully shape their future in meaningful ways. Before then, look back at every first-round pick in Padres history:

A complete history of San Diego Padres first-round draft picks

2021: Jackson Merrill (27)

2020: Robert Hassell (8)

2019: C.J. Abrams (6)

2018: Ryan Weathers (7)

2017: MacKenzie Gore (3)

2016: Cal Quantrill (8), Hudson Sanchez (24), Eric Lauer (25)

2015: No first-round pick

2014: Trea Turner (13)

2013: Hunter Renfroe (13)

2012: Max Fried (7), Zach Eflin (33), Travis Jankowski (44), Walker Weickel (55),

2011: Cory Spangenberg (10), Joe Ross (25), Michael Kelly (48), Brett Austin (54), Jace Peterson (58)

2010: Karsten Whitson (9)

2009: Donavan Tate (3)

2008: Allan Dykstra (23), Jaff Decker (42), Logan Forsythe (46)

2007: Nick Schmidt (23), Kellen Kulbacki (40), Drew Cumberland (46), Mitch Canham (57), Cory Luebke (63), Danny Payne (64)

2006: Matt Antonelli (17), Kyler Burke (35)

2005: Cesar Carillo (18), Cesar Ramos (35)

2004: Matt Bush (1)

2003: Tim Stauffer (4)

2002: Khalil Greene (13)

2001: Jake Gautreau (14)

2000: Mark Phillips (9)

1999: Vince Faison (20), Gerik Baxter (28), Omar Ortiz (29), Casey Burns (41), Mike Bynum (49), Nick Trzesniak (51)

1998: Sean Burroughs (9)

1997: Kevin Nicholson (27)

1996: Matt Halloran (15)

1995: Ben Davis (2)

1994: Dustin Hermanson (3)

1993: Derrek Lee (14)

1992: No first-round pick

1991: Joey Hamilton (8), Greg Anthony (31)

1990: Robbie Beckett (25), Scott Sanders (32)

1989: No first-round pick

1988: Andy Benes (1)

1987: Kevin Garner (10)

1986: Thomas Howard (11)

1985: Joey Cora (23)

1984: Shane Mack (11), Gary Green (27)

1983: Ray Hayward (10)

1982: Jimmy Jones (3)

1981: Kevin McReynolds (6), Frank Castro (26)

1980: Jeff Pyburn (5)

1979: Joe Lansford (14), Bob Geren (24)

1978: Andy Hawkins (5)

1977: Brian Greer (8)

1976: Bob Owchinko (5)

1975: Mike Lentz (2)

1974: Bill Almon (1)

1973: Dave Winfield (4)

1972: Dave Roberts (1)

1971: Jay Franklin (2)

1970: Mike Ivie (1)

1969: Randy Elliot (24)

San Diego Padres first-round supplemental and compensatory draft picks

If a team extends a Qualifying Offer to one of their players and the player declines and opts for free agency instead, the team they turned down receives a supplemental pic. Here are the Padres’:

1979: Gained compensatory first-round pick from the Los Angeles Dodgers as compensation for losing free agent Derrel Thomas

1981: Gained compensatory first-round pick from the New York Yankees for losing FA Dave Winfield

1984: Gained supplemental first-round pick for losing FA Ruppert Jones

1985Gained compensatory first-round pick from the New York Yankees for losing FA Ed Whitson

1989: Lost first-round pick after signing FA Bruce Hurst

1990Gained compensatory first-round pick from the Kansas City Royals for losing FA Mark Davis as well as a supplemental pick

1991Gained supplemental first-round pick for losing Jack Clark

1992: Lost first-round pick for signing FA Kurt Stillwell

1999Gained supplemental and compensatory first-round picks from the Los Angeles Dodgers for losing FA Kevin Brown and from the Houston Astros for losing FA Ken Caminiti, as well as a supplemental pick for losing FA Steve Finley

2005Gained supplemental first-round pick for losing FA David Wells

2006Gained supplemental first-round pick for losing FA Ramón Hernández

2007: Gained supplemental first-round picks for losing FAs Woody Williams, Dave Roberts, Chan Ho Park, Alan Embree, and Ryan Klesko

2008: Gained supplemental first-round picks for losing FAs Doug Brocail and Mike Cameron

2011: Gained supplemental first-round picks for not signing 2010 first-round pick Karsten Whitson and losing FAs Jon Garland, Yorvit Torrealba, and Kevin Correia

2012: Gained supplemental first-round picks for not signing 2011 pick Brett Austin and for losing FAs Heath Bell and Aaron Harang