Short answer: As of the latest information, there are two MLB players named Will Smith who have been notable in recent years: Will Smith the catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers (and Dodgers-related rosters) and Will Smith the relief pitcher who has appeared for several teams in the MLB. If you’re asking about a current count right now, that number can shift with minor leaguer promotions or players adopting the name, so I can look up the exact current count if you’d like. Details and context

• Will Smith (catcher) is a prominent MLB catcher known for his time with the Los Angeles Dodgers, debuting in 2019 and accumulating multiple All-Star selections and World Series appearances with the Dodgers in 2020 and subsequent seasons. This Will Smith has been a durable presence behind the plate and contributor at the plate for his team.

• Will Smith (pitcher) is a veteran MLB reliever who has played for several organizations, including the Royals, Brewers, Giants, Braves, Astros, and Rangers, debuting in 2012 and later achieving notable postseason performance with the Giants and other clubs.

• There have been other players named Will Smith at lower levels or in other leagues, but the two above are the most consistently referenced in MLB coverage in recent years. Some outlets and databases track players by name and team, which can yield different “active MLB Will Smiths” counts depending on the date and whether you include春minor league callups on the 40-man rosters.

If you want, I can confirm the exact current count by checking the latest MLB rosters and player records for Will Smiths and provide a precise number with sources.