MLB Player Directory

26,106 players · 1871–2026

Baseball Data Hub contains 26,106 players spanning all of Major League Baseball history from 1871 through the 2026 season. Each player page includes career statistics, biographical information, awards, and where available, an AI-generated biography. Search by name below or browse by last name initial using the alphabet grid.

Active Players 2026 By Position By Country By College By Decade Hall of Fame

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1,848 current MLB players

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LEADERBOARDS

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A
823 players
B
2,488 players
C
1,972 players
D
1,288 players
E
478 players
F
904 players
G
1,403 players
H
1,908 players
I
82 players
J
802 players
K
871 players
L
1,159 players
M
2,630 players
N
438 players
O
451 players
P
1,275 players
Q
63 players
R
1,432 players
S
2,463 players
T
892 players
U
78 players
V
353 players
W
1,575 players
X
2 players
Y
165 players
Z
111 players

How to use the player directory

This directory is the entry point to all 26,106 player pages on Baseball Data Hub, covering every season from 1871 through 2026. Each profile gathers the player's career batting and pitching tables, season-by-season rows with league context, fielding by position, awards, postseason lines and, where box scores exist, a game log from Retrosheet. The search box matches first and last names as you type and opens the profile you pick.

The alphabet grid breaks the directory down by the first letter of the last name. M, B and S hold the most players (2,630, 2,488 and 2,463), while X has only 2. Every letter page lists its players alphabetically with the years of their first and last major league games, and marks the ones on a current roster. The Active Players page collects the 1,848 players on current rosters, with their teams.

Players with only a handful of major league games have profiles too, so the directory doubles as a register of everyone who reached the majors. Directory counts include Negro Leagues players whose statistics MLB now treats as major league, so a letter page can list players who never appeared in the American or National League.