List of active Major League Baseball players by country of birth

List of professional baseball players From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Major League Baseball is a professional baseball league in Canada and the United States. Players do not register with a country, so nationality is often disputed when international fixtures come around, such as Manny Machado representing the Dominican Republic instead of the United States in the 2017 World Baseball Classic.[3] Similarly, Alex Rodriguez played for the United States in the 2006 World Baseball Classic, but before the 2009 World Baseball Classic he announced his intention to play for the Dominican Republic (though ultimately he didn't play in the 2009 tournament due to injury).[4][5] And in another example, Marcus Stroman played for the United States in the 2017 World Baseball Classic, but played for Puerto Rico in the 2023 World Baseball Classic.[6] As such, player representation by birth spans to 25 countries as of the 2022 MLB season, with the United States topping the list at 1,057 players called up to 26-man rosters.[1] The most represented overseas country is the Dominican Republic, with 171 players called up to 26-man rosters.[1] The ranking for countries for most MLB players by birth matches well with the WBSC World Rankings, although East Asia and Australia underperforms in MLB and European nations have little to no representation, likely due to acquisition fees, travel to home soil, and/or professional baseball leagues in their home country with good revenue.[7][8]

More information Rank, Country (or possession) ...
Number of MLB 26-man players by country (or possession) (2025)[1][2]
Rank Country (or possession) # %
1 United States1,08173.5%
2 Dominican Republic1449.8%
3 Venezuela936.3%
4 Cuba342.3%
5 Puerto Rico271.8%
6 Canada221.5%
7 Mexico151%
8 Japan130.9%
9 Colombia80.5%
10 Panama60.4%
11 South Korea50.3%
11 Curaçao[a]40.3%
13 Nicaragua30.2%
14 Aruba[b]20.1%
 Australia20.1%
 Germany20.1%
 Italy20.1%
 Taiwan20.1%
19 Bahamas10.1%
 Honduras10.1%
 Peru10.1%
 Portugal10.1%
 South Africa10.1%
 United Kingdom10.1%
Close

Africa

South Africa

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Americas

Aruba

Aruba native Xander Bogaerts in 2016
More information Name, Team ...
Close

Bahamas

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Brazil

Brazil native Yan Gomes in 2016
More information Name, Team(s) ...
Close

Canada

Canada native Joey Votto in 2011
More information Name, Team ...
Close

Colombia

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Cuba

Cuba native Raisel Iglesias in 2017
More information Name, Team ...
Close

Curaçao

Curaçao native Andrelton Simmons in 2018
More information Name, Team ...
Close

Dominican Republic

Nelson Cruz in 2017
More information Name, Team ...
Close

Honduras

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Mexico

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Nicaragua

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Panama

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Peru

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Puerto Rico

More information Name, Team ...
Close

United States

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Venezuela

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Asia

Japan

More information Name, Team ...
Close

South Korea

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Taiwan

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Europe

Germany

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Italy

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Portugal

More information Name, Team ...
Close

United Kingdom

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Oceania

Australia

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Guam

More information Name, Team ...
Close

Footnotes

  1. Curaçao is represented by the Netherlands in certain international competitions.
  2. Aruba is represented by the Netherlands in certain international competitions.

See also

References

Related Articles

Wikiwand AI