world traveler (answered)

[Shadow of the Sun*]

Arod?

[bigken117]

womack

[rob0417]

todd zeile<br><br><span class=gensmall>Accepted as answer by utterchaos on Fri Jun 16, 2006 11:25 am EST.</span>

[utterchaos]

I should have checked my typing before I submited my post. Grammatical errors have been corrected:

There answer is:

Rickey Henderson

The four mainland US zone (Easter, Central, Mountain, and Pacific)
In 1997 he played in Hawaii as a member of the Padres
In 2000 he played in Tokyo, Japan as a member of the Mets

The answer is:
Rickey Henderson
The four mainland US zones (Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific)
In 1997 he played in Hawaii as a member of the Padres
In 2000 he played in Tokyo, Japan as a member of the Mets

Puerto Rico is in the Eastern time zone

[j24jags]

Ichiro?

[utterchaos]

I have been informed that Puerto Rico is in the Atlantic Time Zone, not the Eastern Time Zone. That means there have been games played in 7 different zones. Rickey never played in Puerto Rico so nobody has played in all 7 but there are quite a few others that have played in PR as well as 5 of the other time zones.

Unless somebody has a problem with it, I'll give credit to the fatest response that names a player that has played in 6 different time zones and so far that would be Todd Zeile (Tokoyo, San Juan, + the 4 U.S. mainland zones).