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Birthplaces · Caribbean · territory · 2005–2018

🇻🇮MLB Players from the U.S. Virgin Islands

Every major leaguer born in the U.S. Virgin Islands who took a plate appearance or threw a pitch in a published season, with what they have done since 2005 — and who is playing now.

Players
3
2005–2018
Active in 2026
0
Total dbWAR
-0.8
Home runs
1
Strikeouts
16
22.0 IP
Batters / pitchers
2 / 1

Notable

Superlatives over the seasons published here, not over whole careers.

In the majors now

Nobody born in the U.S. Virgin Islands appeared in 2026.

Since 2005

Career totals over the published seasons, ranked by dbWAR.

Batters, by dbWAR since the first published season.
Callix Crabbe20081396021.176-0.1
Calvin Pickering20051314130.148-0.3
Pitchers, by dbWAR since the first published season.
Akeel Morris2015–2018322.000166.14-0.4

By season

How many were in the majors each year, and what they produced.

SeasonPlayersBattersPitchersPAHRIPSOdbWAR
20181010014.07-0.3
2017101007.190.2
2015101000.20-0.3
20081103900.00-0.1
20051103110.00-0.3

About this page

3 major-league players born in the U.S. Virgin Islands appear in this archive, between 2005 and 2018. None appeared in 2026.

The best single season belongs to Akeel Morris, 0.2 WAR in 2017. Calvin Pickering has been in the majors longest of anyone here, since 1998.

Calvin Pickering has hit the most home runs, 1. Akeel Morris has thrown the most strikeouts, 16. These are totals over the seasons published here rather than whole careers: a player who debuted before 2005 arrives mid-career, and his numbers start where the archive does.

St. Thomas has produced 3 of them, more than anywhere else in U.S. Virgin Islands.

Country here means country of birth, taken from each player's biographical record. It is not nationality and not who a player has represented internationally — the three disagree often enough to matter, and birthplace is the one this data actually holds. Every rate statistic and every dbWAR figure is computed from play-by-play using constants measured from each season's own data, so the numbers are era-correct without being copied from anywhere. See the derivation →