Head to head
Venezuela vs. Cuba
Venezuela leads in 12 of 15 categories, but per person, Cuba has produced more major leaguers.
| Venezuela | Category | Cuba |
|---|---|---|
| 500 | Major leaguers | 453 |
| 17.7 | Per million people | 41.2 |
| 92 | Active in 2025 | 33 |
| 1 | Hall of Famers | 6 |
| 177 | All-Star selections | 132 |
| 4 | MVP awards | 3 |
| 3 | Cy Young awards | 1 |
| 3 | Rookies of the Year | 6 |
| 63 | Gold Gloves | 17 |
| 121,578 | Career hits (all players) | 81,096 |
| 11,546 | Home runs (all players) | 6,911 |
| 8,246 | Stolen bases (all players) | 6,008 |
| 3,239 | Pitching wins (all players) | 2,931 |
| 47,229 | Strikeouts (all pitchers) | 32,177 |
| 1,676 | Saves (all pitchers) | 1,321 |
Population: approximate current figures. Career totals add up every player born in each country.
Venezuela
Most over-represented: shortstop, at 1.9× the all-time MLB rate.
Cuba
Most over-represented: first base, at 1.6× the all-time MLB rate.
Top five, side by side
Hits
Hits H
- 1 Miguel Cabrera 3,174
- 2 Omar Vizquel 2,877
- 3 Luis Aparicio 2,677
- 4 Bobby Abreu 2,470
- 5 José Altuve 2,388
Hits H
- 1 Rafael Palmeiro 3,020
- 2 Tony Pérez 2,732
- 3 Bert Campaneris 2,249
- 4 Minnie Miñoso 2,113
- 5 Tony Taylor 2,007
Home runs
Home runs HR
- 1 Miguel Cabrera 511
- 2 Andrés Galarraga 399
- 3 Eugenio Suárez 325
- 4 Salvador Pérez 303
- 5 Magglio Ordóñez 294
Home runs HR
- 1 Rafael Palmeiro 569
- 2 José Canseco 462
- 3 Tony Pérez 379
- 4 José Abreu 263
- 5 Tony Oliva 220
Wins
Wins W
- 1 Félix Hernández 169
- 2 Freddy Garcia 156
- 3 Johan Santana 139
- 4 Carlos Zambrano 132
- 5 Anibal Sanchez 116
Wins W
- 1 Luis Tiant 229
- 2 Dolf Luque 194
- 3 Mike Cuéllar 185
- 4 Liván Hernández 178
- 5 Camilo Pascual 174
Strikeouts
Strikeouts K
- 1 Félix Hernández 2,524
- 2 Johan Santana 1,988
- 3 Anibal Sanchez 1,774
- 4 Carlos Carrasco 1,696
- 5 Carlos Zambrano 1,637
Strikeouts K
- 1 Luis Tiant 2,416
- 2 Camilo Pascual 2,167
- 3 Liván Hernández 1,976
- 4 Mike Cuéllar 1,632
- 5 Aroldis Chapman 1,331