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This category is for Puerto Rican baseball players who currently play or have played in Major League Baseball.









Pages in category "Major League Baseball players from Puerto Rico"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 264 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Juan Agosto

  • Luis Aguayo

  • Jonathan Albaladejo

  • José Alberro

  • Luis Alcaraz

  • Luis Alicea

  • Roberto Alomar

  • Sandy Alomar Jr.

  • Sandy Alomar Sr.

  • Luis Alvarado

  • Orlando Álvarez

  • Luis Aquino

  • Luis Arroyo

  • Luis Atilano

  • Ramón Avilés

  • Benny Ayala




B



  • Carlos Baerga

  • Javier Báez

  • Carlos Beltrán

  • Juan Beníquez

  • Yamil Benítez

  • Tony Bernazard

  • Carlos Bernier

  • José Berríos

  • Hiram Bithorn

  • Hiram Bocachica

  • Ricky Bones

  • Juan Bonilla (baseball)

  • Hiram Burgos




C



  • Fernando Cabrera (baseball)

  • Iván Calderón (baseball)

  • Kiko Calero

  • Robinson Cancel

  • Víctor Caratini

  • Javier Cardona

  • Rafael Carmona

  • Raúl Casanova

  • Ramón Castro (catcher)

  • Xavier Cedeño

  • Juan Centeno

  • Orlando Cepeda

  • Alex Cintrón

  • Alex Claudio

  • Edgard Clemente

  • Roberto Clemente

  • Jaime Cocanower

  • Willie Collazo

  • Christian Colón

  • Joe Colón

  • Onix Concepción

  • Ramón Conde

  • Alex Cora

  • Joey Cora

  • Wil Cordero

  • Carlos Corporán

  • Carlos Correa

  • Ed Correa

  • César Crespo

  • Felipe Crespo

  • Héctor Cruz (baseball)

  • Iván Cruz

  • José Cruz

  • José Cruz Jr.

  • Tommy Cruz

  • Noel Cuevas




D



  • José De La Torre

  • José De León

  • Iván DeJesús

  • Iván DeJesús Jr.

  • Luis DeLeón

  • Carlos Delgado

  • Puchy Delgado

  • Edgar Díaz (baseball)

  • Edwin Díaz (pitcher)

  • Edwin Díaz (second baseman)

  • Mario Díaz




E


  • Nino Escalera



F



  • Irving Falú

  • Jesús Feliciano

  • Pedro Feliciano

  • Sergio Ferrer

  • Ed Figueroa

  • Luis Figueroa

  • Gil Flores

  • Miguel Fuentes




G



  • Pedro García (baseball)

  • Leo Gómez

  • Rubén Gómez (baseball)

  • Andy González (baseball)

  • Dicky Gonzalez

  • Fernando González (baseball)

  • Juan González (baseball)

  • Julio González (infielder)

  • Raúl González (baseball)

  • Julio Gotay

  • Rubén Gotay

  • José Guzmán




H



  • Jesús Hernáiz

  • Alex Hernández (baseball)

  • Enrique Hernández (baseball)

  • José Hernández (baseball)

  • Ramón Hernández (pitcher)

  • Roberto Hernández (relief pitcher)

  • Willie Hernández




I


  • Orlando Isales



J



  • A. J. Jiménez

  • Joe Jiménez




L



  • Jose Alberto Laboy

  • Ricky Ledée

  • José León

  • Carlos Lezcano

  • Sixto Lezcano

  • Frankie Librán

  • José Lind

  • Francisco Lindor

  • Art López

  • Felipe López (baseball)

  • Javier López (baseball)

  • Javy López

  • Jorge López (baseball)

  • Luis López (infielder)

  • Mike Lowell




M



  • Candy Maldonado

  • Martín Maldonado

  • Ángel Mangual

  • Pepe Mangual

  • Félix Mantilla (baseball)

  • Luis Márquez

  • Oreste Marrero

  • Carmelo Martínez

  • Javier Martínez (baseball)

  • Ozzie Martínez

  • Damon Mashore

  • Luis Matos

  • Edwin Maysonet

  • Francisco Meléndez

  • José Meléndez

  • Luis Meléndez (baseball)

  • Héctor Mercado

  • Orlando Mercado

  • Orlando Merced

  • Félix Millán

  • Ángel Miranda

  • Bengie Molina

  • José Molina (baseball)

  • Yadier Molina

  • Rafael Montalvo

  • Lou Montañez

  • Willie Montañez

  • Charlie Montoyo

  • Jerry Morales

  • José Morales (catcher)

  • Roger Moret

  • Steven Moya

  • Manny Muñiz

  • Bobby Muñoz

  • Pedro Muñoz (baseball)




N



  • Jaime Navarro

  • Julio Navarro

  • Rey Navarro

  • Tomás Nido

  • Juan Nieves

  • Melvin Nieves

  • Wil Nieves

  • Edwin Núñez




O



  • Ed Olivares

  • Omar Olivares

  • Francisco Oliveras

  • Luis Olmo

  • José Oquendo

  • Danny Ortiz (baseball)

  • Héctor Ortiz (baseball)

  • José Ortiz (outfielder)

  • Junior Ortiz

  • Willis Otáñez

  • Ricky Otero




P



  • Jorge Padilla

  • Juan Padilla (pitcher)

  • Ángel Pagán

  • José Pagán

  • Sam Parrilla

  • Bert Peña

  • Luis Peraza

  • Michael Pérez (baseball)

  • Mike Pérez (baseball)

  • Roberto Pérez

  • Joel Piñeiro

  • Juan Pizarro (baseball)

  • Carlos Ponce (baseball)

  • Jorge Posada

  • Vic Power (baseball)




Q



  • Luis Quiñones

  • Rey Quiñones

  • Luis Quintana




R



  • Mario Ramírez

  • Milt Ramírez

  • Armando Ríos

  • Juan Ríos (baseball)

  • Yacksel Ríos

  • Bombo Rivera



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