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269 There were a total of 945 players on opening day rosters of Major League Baseball teams ahead of the 2023 season. Of these players, 269 were from countries and territories outside the United States, with the Dominican Republic being the most represented nation.

Latest figures by the world governing body indicate baseball and softball are currently played by an estimated 65 million people in over 140 countries.

30-man 21 All-Stars, 4 MVPs headline star-studded Team USA roster Team USA's 30-man roster, which will be managed by Mark DeRosa and captained by Mike Trout, features 21 All-Stars, including four MVPs in Trout, Mookie Betts, Paul Goldschmidt and Clayton Kershaw.

How many people play baseball in the United States? Roughly 15.6 million people above the age of six years old participated in that sport at least once in 2021. This figure constitutes the third consecutive decline recorded in the North American country.

Opening Day rosters feature 269 players born internationally That is 28.5 percent of the total number of players on Opening Day rosters.

269 players Opening Day rosters feature 269 players born internationally A total of 269 internationally born players representing 19 countries or territories outside the 50 United States were on 2023 Opening Day rosters Thursday, including players on the injured list and players on the inactive list.

California produced 21.8 percent of the 1,091 players born in the United States who suited up for at least one big league game in 2021, including 34 players who tallied at least 2.0 WAR.

There were a total of 945 players on opening day rosters of Major League Baseball teams ahead of the 2023 season. Of these players, 269 were from countries and territories outside the United States, with the Dominican Republic being the most represented nation.

A total of 275 players represented 21 different countries and territories outside of the 50 United States on 2022 Opening Day rosters and inactive lists, Major League Baseball announced today.

72.5% of those who pitched on opening day were born in the USA. About one player from every team is from either the DR or Venezuela. 5 countries have a single starting player born in their country (Brazil, Honduras, Aruba, Panama, and Bahamas). 14 different countries have a starting player born in their country.

MLB said 269 of 945 players on opening day 26-man rosters and injured, inactive and restricted lists were born outside the 50 states, which calculates to 28.5%.