Players who played for the Atlanta Braves and Kansas City Royals
126 MLB players have played for both the Atlanta Braves and the Kansas City Royals, regular season or playoffs, listed by career games. Teams that moved count for the team they became: the Brooklyn Dodgers count for Los Angeles, the New York Giants for San Francisco, the Montreal Expos for Washington and the Philadelphia and Kansas City Athletics for today's Athletics.
- Orlando Cepeda2,124 GP
- Wally Joyner2,033 GP
- Terry Pendleton1,893 GP
- Melky Cabrera1,887 GP
- Jose Bautista1,798 GP
- Reggie Sanders1,777 GP
- Jermaine Dye1,763 GP
- Lonnie Smith1,613 GP
- Omar Infante1,507 GP
- Rey Sanchez1,490 GP
- Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
- Michael Tucker1,417 GP
- Omar Moreno1,382 GP
- Robbie Grossman1,213 GP
- Jonny Gomes1,203 GP
- Gerald Perry1,193 GP
- Jorge Soler1,180 GP
- Whit Merrifield1,147 GP
- Alberto Callaspo1,093 GP
- Gregor Blanco1,060 GP
- Roberto Hernandez1,010 GP
- Tony Graffanino981 GP
- Keith Lockhart979 GP
- Mike Yastrzemski979 GP
- Lucas Duda958 GP
- Billy Hamilton951 GP
- Gene Garber933 GP
- Craig Kimbrel897 GP
- Kyle Farnsworth893 GP
- Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
- Wilson Betemit805 GP
- Paul Bako789 GP
- Gaylord Perry787 GP
- Nicky Lopez786 GP
- Octavio Dotel758 GP
- Matt Diaz736 GP
- Eli Marrero724 GP
- Lane Thomas715 GP
- Bill Pecota698 GP
- Ted Abernathy681 GP
- Jason Frasor679 GP
- Miguel Batista658 GP
- Jesse Chavez657 GP
- Rick Ankiel653 GP
- Jorge Fabregas646 GP
- Brayan Peña638 GP
- Mark Davis625 GP
- Gregg Olson622 GP
- Scott Downs619 GP
- Will Smith618 GP
- Moe Drabowsky591 GP
- Ray Sadecki587 GP
- Stan Belinda586 GP
- Cavan Biggio561 GP
- Al Hrabosky546 GP
- Rudy Seanez544 GP
- Ron Mahay520 GP
- Peter Moylan500 GP
- Joe Hoerner493 GP
- Juan Berenguer490 GP
- Trent Hubbard476 GP
- Abraham Almonte463 GP
- Chad Durbin456 GP
- Juan Cruz450 GP
- Blaine Boyer447 GP
- Elmer Dessens445 GP
- Ervin Santana425 GP
- Manny Pina418 GP
- Darryl Motley413 GP
- Aaron Bummer408 GP
- Bruce Chen401 GP
- Charlie Leibrandt394 GP
- Hawk Taylor394 GP
- Anthony Swarzak388 GP
- Sandy Valdespino382 GP
- Larry McWilliams380 GP
- Tim Spehr363 GP
- Trevor Cahill363 GP
- Paul Byrd346 GP
- Tony Peña327 GP
- Elliot Johnson318 GP
- Bruce Dal Canton316 GP
- Ruben Gotay316 GP
- Albie Lopez297 GP
- Mike Minor296 GP
- Ryan Buchter285 GP
- Pedro Ciriaco272 GP
- Joel Payamps260 GP
- Odalis Perez254 GP
- Jake Odorizzi242 GP
- Mark Redman219 GP
- John Thomson216 GP
- Arodys Vizcaino213 GP
- Paul Zuvella209 GP
- Bob Johnson183 GP
- Josh Anderson179 GP
- Kris Medlen177 GP
- Nick Anderson177 GP
- Horacio Ramirez171 GP
- Larry Owen171 GP
- Don Wengert162 GP
- Darrell May161 GP
- Joe Nelson157 GP
- Kyle Davies153 GP
- Adam Bernero151 GP
- Rico Rossy147 GP
- Roman Colon124 GP
- Bailey Falter121 GP
- Lane Adams117 GP
- Ray Holbert115 GP
- Terrance Gore112 GP
- Steve Shields102 GP
- Taylor Hearn101 GP
- Terry Clark91 GP
- Ken Ray82 GP
- Scott Blewett69 GP
- Connor Seabold60 GP
- Francisley Bueno56 GP
- Rick Luecken56 GP
- Tucker Davidson56 GP
- Austin Cox37 GP
- Brewer Hicklen28 GP
- Connor Thomas21 GP
- Anthony Lerew20 GP
- Jorge Vasquez9 GP
- Terry Bell9 GP
Think you know them all?
The Atlanta Braves and Kansas City Royals could share a square on today's grid. Name a player who fits both headings on an Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe board.
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Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.