2009 Media Kit for The All American Home Run Derby

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Major League Baseball Is Truly A “Global Game & Marketplace”

Major League Baseball’s Race & Origin:

At the start of the 2006 season, there were 744 players on opening rosters, of which were:

       582 (78%) US-born (including Puerto Rico):
       476 (64%) White
       75 (10% ) black
       31 (4%) Latino
       162 (22%) foreign-born:
       119 (15.15%) Latino (76 from the Caribbean (Dominican Republic), 43 from South America (Venezuela)
       14 (2%) Asian

At the start of the 2007 season, there were 750 players on opening rosters, of which were:
       585 (78%) US-born (including Puerto Rico):
       484 (64.5%) White
       68 (9%) Black
       33 (4.5%) Latino
       165 (22%) foreign-born:
       149 (19.9%) Latino (78 from the Caribbean (Dominican Republic), 44 from South America (Venezuela)
       26 (3.5%) Asia

Note: Demographics retrieved from and provided by: www.wikipedia.com