How many different countries can you name players from?

Current? Darn. Ok:

US-Derek Jeter

Canada-Justin Morneau

Cuba-Livan Hernandez

Dominican Republic-David Ortiz

Panama-Mariano Rivera

Mexico-Adrian Gonzalez

Australia-Grant Balfour

Netherlands-Andruw Jones (well, Netherlands Antilles)

Japan-Ichiro Suzuki

Taiwan-Chien-Ming Wang

South Korea-Shin-Soo Choo

Germany-Ron Gardenhire (manager, but...)

Venezuela- Omar Vizquel

Colombia-Orlando Cabrera (also shares my birthdate-Nov. 2)

Puerto Rico-the Molina Brothers

Nicaragua- Everth Cabrera

USA- Joe Mauer

Dominican Republic- David Ortiz

Venezuela- Pablo Sandoval

Colombia- Edgar Renteria

Japan- Ichiro

Mexico- Vinny Castilla

Australia- Grant Balfour

Canada- Jason Bay

Panama- Mariano Rivera

Cuba- Jose Contreras

Germany- Jeff Baker

Puerto Rico- Carlos Beltran

South Korea- Cha Seu

Virgin Islands- Callix Crabbe

USA - A gazillion guys

Dominican Republic - David Ortiz

Canada - Justin Morneau

Venezuela - Omar Vizquel

Colombia - Edgar Renteria

Panama - Mariano Rivera

Aruba (or Curucao?) - Andruw Jones

Cuba - Livan Hernandez

Japan - Ichiro

South Korea - Chan Ho Park

Taiwan - Shin Soo Choo

Mexico - Adrian Gonzalez

Edit: Looking this up after I posted, I'm wrong about Choo, he was born in Korea. Chien Ming Wang would have been a better choice who is actually from Taiwan.

@Nate: I questioned whether or not to include a Puerto Rican for that very reason but its a bit of a gray area. The flip side of the argument though is that Puerto Rico and the Netherlands Antilles compete as separate nations in international sports (and have done so since the 1940s and 50s). e.g. PR has its own soccer team that tries to qualify for the World Cup and sends its own team of athletes to the Olympics, separate from Team USA.

United States: Joe Mauer

Canada: Justin Morneau

Venezuela: Johan Santana

Netherlands/Aruba: Sidney Ponson

Panama: Mariano Rivera

Taiwan: Chien Min Wang

South Korea: Chan Ho Park

Japan: Ichiro Suzuki

Mexico: Dennis Reyes

Dominican Republic: Albert Pujols

Cuba: Livan Hernandez

Australia: Luke Hughes

I got 12.

****NetsMets, Masternacho, and others: Puerto Rico is NOT a country. It's part of the United States. So Angel Pagan is actually an American.

Also, Curacao and Aruba are actually owned by the Netherlands. So they aren't really separate countries either.

United States - David Wright

Canada - Jason Bay

Cuba - Livan Hernandez

Mexico - Alfredo Aceves

Domincan Republic - Ubaldo Jimenez

Venezuela - Omar Vizquel

Japan - Ichiro

Panama - Carlos Ruiz

Taiwan - Chien-Ming Wang

South Korea - Chan Ho Park

Australia - Rich Thompson

India - Dinesh Patal

Puerto Rico - Angel Pagan

Columbia - Orlando Cabrera

Nicaragua - Vincente Padilla

Aruba - Sidney Ponson

Curacao - Andruw Jones

Netherlands - Rick VandenHurk

USA- Derek Jeter

Canada- Ryan Dempster

Venezuela- Miguel Cabrera

Colombia- Orlando Cabrera

Dominican Republic- Hanley Ramirez

Puerto Rico- Ivan Rodriguez

Cuba-Yuniesky Betancourt

Nicaragua- Vicente Padilla

Panama- Carlos Lee

Mexico- Jorge Cantu

Japan- Ichiro

all off the top of my head

Dominican Republic- David Ortiz

Japan- Ichiro Suzuki

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Canada- Justin Morneau

wow....these people sure know their baseball