
148 Venezuelans have dressed Major League Baseball uniforms since 1939, until the end of the 2002 season. Venezuela is only behind Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico in number of foreign players in the Leagues.
These players have inspired thousands of Venezuelans and have been an example of perseveration and constancy. All of them, without exceptions, have started playing from the lowest Baseball categories in Venezuela and have reached the goal of every player in the world. Some of them only played a few games, but others have become heroes across the United States and other countries in the world. Most of them came from little towns and grew in poverty.
We present this gallery of all the Venezuelans who have played in regular season games in the Majors. These people have been the leaders of a sport movement that for more than 100 years have entertained a country who have supported them as if they were part of the family. Part of the history of the country has turned around these people.
We present them in a chronological order,
according to their Major League Debut date. This list is being maintained
by this way in Venezuela since the first player. Each one of them knows their
number in history...
1-10
1-
Alejandro "Alex" Carrasquel
Debut Date: April 23, 1939
Team: Washington Nationals (Senators)
Debut Date: May 7, 1944
Team: Cincinnati Reds
Debut Date: April 18 , 1950
Team: Chicago White Sox
Debut Date: August 1 , 1953
Team: Washington Senators
Debut Date: July 2, 1954
Team: New York Giants
6-
Luis "Little Louie" Aparicio
Debut Date: April 7, 1956
Team: Chicago White Sox
Debut Date: April 2, 1960
Team: Cincinnati Reds
Debut Date: April 9, 1963
Team: Cleveland Indians
Debut Date: April 2, 1965
Team: Minnesota Twins
Debut Date: April 11, 1967
Team: Cleveland Indians
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