It's the last Friday before the regular season starts (Yay!), so let's get in a positive frame of mind.  Who are the greatest Indians born in each nation (or, in a couple of cases, territory)?  In this case "greatest" will be determined by Baseball-reference's career WARP while playing for the Indians.

• USA - Napolean 'Larry' Lajoie, 74.7
  
• Venezuela - Omar Enrique Vizquel, 28.6
  
• Dominican Republic - Manuel Aristedes Ramirez, 28.2
  
• Mexico - Roberto Francisco Avila, 28.0
  
• Cuba - Luis Tiant, 23.0
  
• Canada - Jeff Heath, 22.9
  
• Puerto Rico - Roberto Alomar, 20.6
  
• South Korea - Shin-Soo Choo, 18.2
  
• Netherlands - Rik Aalbert Blyleven, 17.7
  
• Nicaragua - Dennis Martinez, 11.4
  
• Virgin Islands - Jerry Browne, 4.9
  
• Panama - Einar Diaz, 4.5
  
• Switzerland - Otto Hess, 3.8
  
• Scotland - Tom Waddell, 2.3
  
• Italy - Mario Pieretti, 0.6
  
• Germany - Heinz Becker, 0.4
  
• Japan - Kazuhito Tadano, 0.3
  
• Spain - Bryan Oelkers, 0.2
  
• Czechoslovakia - Elmer Valo, 0.2
  
• Australia - Cam Cairncross, 0.1
  
• Bahamas - Tony Curry, -0.1
  
• Vietnam - Danny Graves, -0.4
  
• Indonesia - Tom Mastny, -0.5
  
• England - Ed Walker, -0.6
  
• Jamaica - Justin Masterson, -0.9
  
• Russia - Bill Cristall, -0.9
  
• Colombia - Jolbert Cabrera, -1.4
  

Two of these leaders are current members of the squad; by day two of the season, it is likely three will be, unless that #3 guy has an absolutely awful first game.

The list is sorted by decreasing WARP, so the names should get more obscure as go you lower down.  There are a couple of notable exceptions which have been drilled into our heads by excessive repetition though.