Born in Evansvile, Indiana. I think Don Mattingly was from there too.
Have lived in Seattle now for a few years.

In Between:

*St Louis. Where I learned baseball watching Musial, Brock and Gibson.
*Clearwater Beach, Florida
*San Diego, in the navy on a research submarine
*Moscow, Idaho

Rutland, Vermont

yea, nothin' like a nuke reactor in your backyard to make you feel safe. Or tritium in the water, which was a big hoax by the way.

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Port Angeles, Wash. More specifically: Lake Sutherland.

Stops along the way: Randolph Field and Denton, Texas; Hays, Kansas; Omaha, Neb.; Glendale, Calif.; Ventura, Calif.; Camarillo, Calif.; Simi, Calif.; Ojai, Calif.; San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Kenai, Alaska; Charleston, Ill.; Bainbridge Island, Wash.

Grew up in Ventura County, a Southern California place that many MLB players have called home, including: Fred Snodgrass, Alex Ferguson, Denny Lemaster, Ken McMullen, Dmitri and Delmon Young, Terry Pendleton, Jim Colborn, Jeff and Jared Weaver, Kurt Stilwell, Sparky Anderson, Dave Stewart, Mike Lieberthal, Mike McCormick, Frenchy Bordagaray, Steve Hovley, Jacob Cruz and Charley Hall.

Don't forget Rich Gedman and Ron Darling.

And for you history buffs, John Clarkson, Harry Stovey, and Jesse Burkett all started their baseball careers in Worcester as well (although none were born there).