List of Major League Baseball players (Z)

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The following is a list of Major League Baseball players, retired or active. As of the end of the 2017 season, there have been 92 players with a last name that begins with Z who have been on a major league roster at some point.

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NameDebutFinal gamePositionTeamsRef
Adrián Zabala August 11, 1945September 24, 1949 Pitcher New York Giants [1]
Zip Zabel October 5, 1913September 29, 1915Pitcher Chicago Cubs [2]
Albert Zachary April 25, 1944September 28, 1944Pitcher Brooklyn Dodgers [3]
Chris Zachary April 11, 1963September 29, 1973Pitcher Houston Astros, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals, Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates [4]
Tom Zachary July 11, 1918May 28, 1936Pitcher Philadelphia Athletics, Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, New York Yankees, Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies [5]
Elmer Zacher April 30, 1910August 25, 1910 Outfielder New York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals [6]
Pat Zachry April 11, 1976May 29, 1985Pitcher Cincinnati Reds, New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies [7]
George Zackert September 22, 1911July 17, 1912PitcherSt. Louis Cardinals [8]
Mark Zagunis June 22, 2017Outfielder Chicago Cubs [9]
Mike Zagurski May 25, 2007Pitcher Philadelphia Phillies, Arizona Diamondbacks, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees [10]
Geoff Zahn September 2, 1973August 14, 1985PitcherLos Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Minnesota Twins, California Angels [11]
Fred Zahner July 23, 1894August 5, 1895 Catcher Louisville Colonels [12]
Paul Zahniser May 18, 1923April 19, 1929PitcherWashington Senators, Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds [13]
Frankie Zak April 21, 1944June 10, 1946 Shortstop Pittsburgh Pirates [14]
Jack Zalusky September 4, 1903September 29, 1903Catcher New York Highlanders [15]
Carlos Zambrano August 20, 2001September 21, 2012PitcherChicago Cubs [16]
Eduardo Zambrano September 19, 1993August 10, 1994OutfielderChicago Cubs [17]
Víctor Zambrano June 21, 2001September 30, 2007Pitcher Tampa Bay Devil Rays, New York Mets, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles [18]
Carl Zamloch May 7, 1913July 9, 1913PitcherDetroit Tigers [19]
Oscar Zamora June 18, 1974July 21, 1978PitcherChicago Cubs, Houston Astros [20]
Dom Zanni September 28, 1958October 1, 1966Pitcher San Francisco Giants, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds [21]
Joe Zapustas September 28, 1933September 30, 1933OutfielderPhiladelphia Athletics [22]
Mauro Zárate August 7, 2007September 29, 2007Pitcher Florida Marlins [23]
José Zardón April 18, 1945September 16, 1945OutfielderWashington Senators [24]
Al Zarilla June 30, 1943September 26, 1953OutfielderSt. Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox [25]
Jeff Zaske July 21, 1984July 28, 1984PitcherPittsburgh Pirates [26]
Rob Zastryzny August 19, 2016PitcherChicago Cubs [27]
Norm Zauchin September 23, 1951May 2, 1959 First baseman Boston Red Sox, Washington Senators [28]
Gregg Zaun June 24, 1995May 20, 2010CatcherBaltimore Orioles, Florida Marlins, Texas Rangers, Kansas City Royals, Houston Astros, Colorado Rockies, Toronto Blue Jays, Tampa Bay Rays, Milwaukee Brewers [29]
Clay Zavada May 21, 2009October 2, 2009Pitcher Arizona Diamondbacks [30]
Clint Zavaras June 3, 1989September 24, 1989Pitcher Seattle Mariners [31]
Lance Zawadzki May 2, 2010June 20, 2010Pitcher San Diego Padres [32]
William Zay October 7, 1886October 7, 1886Pitcher Baltimore Orioles (19th century) [33]
Joe Zdeb April 7, 1977May 29, 1979OutfielderKansas City Royals [34]
Dave Zearfoss April 17, 1896July 8, 1905CatcherNew York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals [35]
George Zeber May 7, 1977June 14, 1978 Second baseman New York Yankees [36]
Josh Zeid July 30, 2013PitcherHouston Astros [37]
Rollie Zeider April 14, 1910August 29, 1918 Utility infielder Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees, Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales, Chicago Cubs [38]
Henry Zeiher June 24, 1886July 5, 1886Catcher Washington Nationals (1886–89) [39]
Todd Zeile August 18, 1989October 3, 2004 Third baseman St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Florida Marlins, Texas Rangers, New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, New York Yankees, Montreal Expos [40]
Matt Zeiser April 27, 1914May 11, 1914PitcherBoston Red Sox [41]
Bart Zeller May 21, 1970May 21, 1970CatcherSt. Louis Cardinals [42]
Bill Zepp August 12, 1969June 20, 1971PitcherMinnesota Twins, Detroit Tigers [43]
Chad Zerbe September 18, 2000September 27, 2003PitcherSan Francisco Giants [44]
Gus Zernial April 19, 1949September 25, 1959OutfielderChicago White Sox, Philadelphia Athletics, Kansas City Athletics, Detroit Tigers [45]
George Zettlein May 8, 1871September 16, 1876Pitcher Chicago White Stockings, Troy Haymakers, Eckford of Brooklyn, Philadelphia White Stockings, Philadelphia Athletics (1860–76) [46]
Bob Zick May 2, 1954September 6, 1954PitcherChicago Cubs [47]
Brad Ziegler May 31, 2008Pitcher Oakland Athletics, Arizona Diamondbacks, Boston Red Sox, Miami Marlins [48]
Charlie Ziegler September 23, 1899June 6, 1900Third baseman Cleveland Spiders, Philadelphia Phillies [49]
George Ziegler June 19, 1890June 19, 1890Pitcher Pittsburgh Alleghenys [50]
Steve Ziem April 30, 1987May 1, 1987Pitcher Atlanta Braves [51]
Benny Zientara September 11, 1941September 23, 1948Second basemanCincinnati Reds [52]
Bill Zies August 9, 1891August 10, 1891Catcher St. Louis Browns (1882–1900) [53]
Bradley Zimmer May 16, 2017OutfielderCleveland Indians [54]
Chief Zimmer July 18, 1884September 27, 1903Catcher Detroit Wolverines, New York Metropolitans, Cleveland Blues, Louisville Colonels, Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Phillies [55]
Don Zimmer July 2, 1954October 2, 1965Utility infielderBrooklyn Dodgers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, Cincinnati Reds, Washington Senators (1961–1971) [56]
Bill Zimmerman April 14, 1915July 9, 1915Outfielder Brooklyn Robins [57]
Eddie Zimmerman September 29, 1906September 4, 1911Third basemanSt. Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers [58]
Heinie Zimmerman September 8, 1907September 10, 1919Third basemanChicago Cubs, New York Giants [59]
Jeff Zimmerman April 13, 1999October 7, 2001PitcherTexas Rangers [60]
Jerry Zimmerman April 14, 1961September 22, 1968CatcherCincinnati Reds, Minnesota Twins [61]
Jordan Zimmerman May 17, 1999July 2, 1999PitcherSeattle Mariners [62]
Roy Zimmerman September 2, 1945September 30, 1945First basemanNew York Giants [63]
Ryan Zimmerman September 1, 2005Third baseman Washington Nationals [64]
Jordan Zimmermann April 20, 2009PitcherWashington Nationals, Detroit Tigers [65]
Charlie Zink August 12, 2008August 12, 2008PitcherBoston Red Sox [66]
Walter Zink July 6, 1921July 19, 1921PitcherNew York Giants [67]
Frank Zinn April 18, 1888May 3, 1988Catcher Philadelphia Athletics (American Association) [68]
Guy Zinn September 11, 1911September 16, 1915OutfielderNew York Highlanders, Boston Braves, Baltimore Terrapins [69]
Jimmy Zinn September 4, 1919August 25, 1929PitcherPhiladelphia Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cleveland Indians [70]
Bill Zinser August 19, 1944August 26, 1944PitcherWashington Senators [71]
Alan Zinter June 18, 2002October 3, 2004First basemanHouston Astros, Arizona Diamondbacks [72]
Bud Zipfel July 26, 1961September 30, 1962First basemanWashington Senators (1961–1971) [73]
Richie Zisk September 8, 1971September 21, 1983OutfielderPittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox, Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners [74]
Barry Zito July 22, 2000September 30, 2015PitcherOakland Athletics, San Francisco Giants [75]
Billy Zitzmann April 17, 1919September 25, 1929OutfielderPittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds [76]
Ed Zmich July 23, 1910June 2, 1911PitcherSt. Louis Cardinals [77]
Ben Zobrist August 1, 2006ShortstopTampa Bay Devil Rays/Rays, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, Chicago Cubs [78]
Pete Zoccolillo September 5, 2003September 28, 2003OutfielderMilwaukee Brewers [79]
Sam Zoldak May 13, 1944August 26, 1952PitcherSt. Louis Browns, Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Athletics [80]
Eddie Zosky September 2, 1991October 1, 2000ShortstopToronto Blue Jays, Florida Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, Houston Astros [81]
Bill Zuber September 16, 1936September 23, 1947PitcherCleveland Indians, Washington Senators, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox [82]
Jon Zuber April 19, 1996September 27, 1998First basemanPhiladelphia Phillies [83]
Julio Zuleta April 6, 2000June 25, 2001First basemanChicago Cubs [84]
Joel Zumaya April 3, 2006June 28, 2010PitcherDetroit Tigers [85]
Mike Zunino June 2, 2013CatcherSeattle Mariners [86]
Bob Zupcic September 7, 1991August 4, 1994OutfielderBoston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox [87]
Frank Zupo July 1, 1957May 9, 1961CatcherBaltimore Orioles [88]
Paul Zuvella September 4, 1982May 2, 1991ShortstopAtlanta Braves, New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals [89]
George Zuverink April 21, 1951June 15, 1959PitcherCleveland Indians, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, Baltimore Orioles [90]
Dutch Zwilling August 14, 1910July 12, 1916OutfielderChicago White Sox, Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales, Chicago Cubs [91]
Tony Zych September 4, 2015PitcherSeattle Mariners [92]

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