All 13 Big 12 Baseball Programs Represented On MLB Opening Day

All 13 Massive 12 faculties are represented on 2024 Main League Baseball Opening Day rosters with a complete of 38 gamers and one supervisor.
 
The Cincinnati Reds lead with 5 Massive 12 gamers on their roster. Oklahoma has a league-leading six gamers on Opening Day rosters, adopted by TCU and Texas Tech with 5. Kansas’ all-time main hitter, Rob Thomson, is again as supervisor of the Philadelphia Phillies after main the squad to back-to-back NLCS appearances.
 
Former All-Stars Max Muncy (Baylor/Los Angeles Dodgers), Ian Happ (Cincinnati/Chicago Cubs), Matt Carpenter (TCU/St. Louis Cardinals), Josh Jung (Texas Tech/Texas Rangers) and Alek Manoah (West Virginia/Toronto Blue Jays) are all represented on the energetic roster or injured listing.
 
All 30 MLB groups have been scheduled for his or her U.S.-based Opening Day on Thursday, March 28.

Gamers from Massive 12 Colleges on MLB Rosters
Observe that rosters are topic to vary.
 
Baylor (4)
Cody Bradford, Texas
Shea Langeliers, Oakland
Nick Loftin, Kansas Metropolis
Max Muncy, Los Angeles (NL)

BYU (1)
Michael Rucker, Philadelphia
 
UCF (2)
Ben Energetic, Cleveland
Dylan Moore, Seattle
Cincinnati (2)
Ian Happ, Chicago (NL)
Ryan Noda, Oakland

Houston (2)
Jared Triolo, Pittsburgh
Connor Wong, Boston

Kansas (1)
Rob Thomson, Supervisor, Philadelphia
 
Okay-State (3)
Will Brennan, Cleveland
Nick Martini, Cincinnati
Jordan Wicks, Chicago (NL)

Oklahoma (6)
Chase Anderson, Boston
Cade Cavalli, Washington
Jon Grey, Texas
Jake Irvin, Washington
Steven Okert, Minnesota
Burch Smith, Miami

Oklahoma State (2)
Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Cincinnati
Andrew Heaney, Texas

TCU (5)
Tyler Alexander, Tampa Bay
Matt Carpenter, St. Louis
Nick Lodolo, Cincinnati
Brandon Williamson, Cincinnati
Alex Younger, Cincinnati

Texas (1)
Hoby Milner, Milwaukee

Texas Tech (5)
Clayton Beeter, New York (AL)
Danny Coulombe, Baltimore
Josh Jung, Texas
Caleb Kilian, Chicago (NL)
Parker Mushinski, Houston

West Virginia (4)
Michael Grove, Los Angeles (NL)
Alek Manoah, Toronto
John Means, Baltimore
Victor Scott II, St. Louis