No. 11 on this list is 1989 UA All-American catcher Alan Zinter, drafted No. 24 by the Mets in β89. It took Zinter 13 years to get to the majors. He made his debut at 34 and retired at 36, having played 1,882 games in the minors and 67 in the big leagues.
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