MLB players from Pennsylvania
202 MLB players on file were born in Pennsylvania. 30 are on MLB rosters now, among them Ian Happ, Christian Walker, and Nick Kurtz. Ken Griffey Jr. leads them with 79.2 career WAR. Every season since 1876 is on file.
MLB players who went to college at Pennsylvania →
On MLB rosters now (30)
Former MLB players (172)
- Nick Raquet 2025–2026
- Russ Canzler 2011–2012
- Chris Jelic 1990
- Jeff Shaver 1988
- Rob Sasser 1998
- Erik Kratz 2010–2020
- Alec Mills 2016–2023
- Josh Kinney 2006–2012
- Cody Eppley 2011–2013
- Joe DePastino 2003
- Kevin Joseph 2002
- Kris Keller 2002
- Vince Belnome 2014
- Mike DiFelice 1996–2008
- John Marzano 1987–1998
- Bryan Ward 1998–2000
- Rob Whalen 2016–2018
- Brian Omogrosso 2012–2013
- Gene Schall 1995–1996
- Jamie McAndrew 1995–1997
- Joe Redfield 1988–1991
- Bill Fulton 1987
- Dax Jones 1996
- Keith Williams 1996
- Don T Kelly 2007–2016
- Jay Tessmer 1998–2002
- Joe Kerrigan 1976–1980
- Max Kranick 2021–2026
- Eric Helfand 1993–1995
- Jason C. Phillips 1999–2003
- Doug Davis 1988–1992
- Matt DeSalvo 2007–2008
- Frank DiMichele 1988
- Todd Erdos 1997–2001
- Mark Corey 2001–2004
- Mike Johnston 2004–2005
- Rich Thompson 2004–2012
- Denny Harriger 1998
- Kyler Fedko 2026
- Jesse Foppert 2003–2005
- Matt Watson 2003–2010
- Chance Ruffin 2011–2013
- Todd Rizzo 1998–1999
- Jason Rakers 1998–2000
- Zach Jackson 2006–2009
- Scott Seabol 2001–2005
- John Trautwein 1988
- Mike Costanzo 2012
- Nate Bump 2003–2005
- Tim Federowicz 2011–2019
- Ken Macha 1974–1981
- Kevin Gryboski 2002–2006
- Jesse Biddle 2018–2021
- Dorn Taylor 1987–1990
- Ed Whited 1989
- Jim Pittsley 1995–1999
- Frank Bolick 1993–1998
- Ron Blazier 1996–1997
- Scott Forster 2000
- Anthony Lerew 2005–2010
- Michael Ryan 2002–2010
- Blake Lalli 2012–2016
- Bob Zupcic 1991–1994
- Matt McBride 2012–2016
- Scott McGough 2015–2025
- Ray Krawczyk 1984–1989
- Keith Hughes 1987–1993
- Ramon Martinez 1998–2009
- Vaughn Eshelman 1995–1997
- John Wehner 1991–2001
- Jeff Mutis 1991–1994
- Casey Lawrence 2017–2025
Birthplace as ESPN lists it for each player. Best career first: WAR in the regular season, summed over the seasons on file.