Larry Shenk (left) worked for the Phils for 44 years; Dallas Green is in the Wall of Fame. (AP Photos)

PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies will send two longtime members of the organization to represent them at the 2009 First-Year Player Draft: Dallas Green and Larry Shenk.

MLB.com will offer live coverage and analysis of the entire First-Year Player Draft on June 9-11. The MLB Network will broadcast the first round at 6 p.m. ET on June 9 from its Studio 42 in Secaucus, N.J., and those 32 selections also will be simulcast live on MLB.com.

ROUND 1 PICKS
Follow every pick
  1 WAS: S. Strasburg
  2 SEA: D. Ackley
  3 SD: D. Tate
  4 PIT: J. Sanchez
  5 BAL: M. Hobgood
  6 SF: Z. Wheeler
  7 ATL: M. Minor
  8 CIN: M. Leake
  9 DET: J. Turner
10 WAS: D. Storen
11 COL: T. Matzek
12 KC: A. Crow
13 OAK: G. Green
14 TEX: M. Purke
15 CLE: A. White
16 ARI: R. Borchering
17 ARI: A. Pollock
18 FLA: C. James
19 STL: S. Miller
20 TOR: S. Jenkins
21 HOU: J. Mier
22 MIN: K. Gibson
23 CWS: J. Mitchell
24 LAA: R. Grichuk
25 LAA: M Trout
26 MIL: E. Arnett
27 SEA: N. Franklin
28 BOS: R. Fuentes
29 NYY: S. Heathcott
30 TB: L. Washington
31 CHC: B. Jackson
32 COL: T. Wheeler
36 LAD: A. Miller
72 NYM: S. Matz
75 PHI: K. Dugan

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Beginning with the 33rd pick, up-to-the-minute on-air coverage from the remaining rounds will shift exclusively to MLB.com/Live, where host Vinny Micucci will be joined by MLB.com Draft expert Jonathan Mayo and Major League Scouting Bureau director Frank Marcos.

Once the first night is done, the Draft will continue with the rounds 4-30, via conference call from MLB Headquarters in New York, at noon on Wednesday, June 10. Rounds 31-50 will be on Thursday, June 11, starting at 11:30 a.m.

Due to the signing of Raul Ibanez, the Phillies won't make their first pick until the second round -- pick No. 75 overall.

Green led the Phillies to their first World Series championship in 1980 and has been a fixture in the Phillies front office since 1998.

Green played in the Majors for eight seasons, including six seasons with the Phillies (1960-64 and 1967). He began his coaching career as a player-coach for Double-A Reading in 1967. He worked in the Phillies' Minor League system until he took over as Philadelphia's manager Aug. 31, 1979. The following season he became the 17th first-year Major League manager to take his club to the World Series and the fourth to win it.

Shenk became the Vice President of Alumni Relations in 2008 after spending 44 years as the head of the Phillies' public relation department.

Shenk, better known as The Baron, joined the Phils in 1963 as director of public relations.