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Players who played for the Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres

119 MLB players have played for both the Atlanta Braves and the San Diego Padres, 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.

  1. Graig Nettles2,700 GP
  2. Gary Sheffield2,576 GP
  3. Fred McGriff2,460 GP
  4. Robinson Cano2,267 GP
  5. Wally Joyner2,033 GP
  6. Derrek Lee1,942 GP
  7. Mark Kotsay1,914 GP
  8. Vinny Castilla1,854 GP
  9. Justin Upton1,845 GP
  10. Ron Gant1,832 GP
  11. Jason Heyward1,824 GP
  12. Bret Boone1,780 GP
  13. Reggie Sanders1,777 GP
  14. Ken Caminiti1,760 GP
  15. Matt Kemp1,750 GP
  16. Ryan Klesko1,736 GP
  17. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
  18. Tony Gonzalez1,559 GP
  19. Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
  20. B. J. Upton1,469 GP
  21. Erick Aybar1,454 GP
  22. Jerry Royster1,428 GP
  23. Jurickson Profar1,199 GP
  24. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
  25. Greg Myers1,108 GP
  26. Cito Gaston1,026 GP
  27. Keith Lockhart979 GP
  28. Henry Blanco971 GP
  29. Jim Presley959 GP
  30. Darren Bragg916 GP
  31. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
  32. Jace Peterson889 GP
  33. David Ross883 GP
  34. Alan Embree882 GP
  35. Robert Fick846 GP
  36. Steve Reed835 GP
  37. Ramon Laureano795 GP
  38. Marcus Giles792 GP
  39. Gaylord Perry787 GP
  40. Quilvio Veras767 GP
  41. Greg Maddux759 GP
  42. Mark Melancon732 GP
  43. Joe Niekro706 GP
  44. Ha-Seong Kim635 GP
  45. Mark Davis625 GP
  46. Scott Linebrink607 GP
  47. Elias Sosa602 GP
  48. Brad Hand579 GP
  49. Jorge Mateo574 GP
  50. Ivan Murrell564 GP
  51. Rudy Seanez544 GP
  52. Rene Rivera542 GP
  53. Brad Brach532 GP
  54. Kirby Yates517 GP
  55. Trent Hubbard476 GP
  56. Abraham Almonte463 GP
  57. Melvin Nieves458 GP
  58. Chris Stewart457 GP
  59. Jason Marquis448 GP
  60. Blaine Boyer447 GP
  61. Chris Hammond444 GP
  62. Edwin Jackson429 GP
  63. Christian Bethancourt428 GP
  64. Pat Dobson414 GP
  65. Aaron Harang388 GP
  66. Pierce Johnson386 GP
  67. Trevor Cahill363 GP
  68. Enyel De Los Santos360 GP
  69. Bud Norris357 GP
  70. Jim Brower356 GP
  71. Martin Perez355 GP
  72. Danny Frisella351 GP
  73. Jhoulys Chacin345 GP
  74. Alex Dickerson339 GP
  75. Ron Herbel332 GP
  76. Andy Ashby313 GP
  77. Ross Detwiler307 GP
  78. Carl Edwards304 GP
  79. John Montefusco302 GP
  80. Brooks Conrad293 GP
  81. Matt Whiteside286 GP
  82. Ryan Buchter285 GP
  83. Jose Ruiz282 GP
  84. Pedro Ciriaco272 GP
  85. Derek Lilliquist267 GP
  86. Nick Solak263 GP
  87. Robert Suarez240 GP
  88. Jose Azocar238 GP
  89. Matt Wisler237 GP
  90. Chase d'Arnaud236 GP
  91. Mark Grant234 GP
  92. Pete Smith234 GP
  93. Jaret Wright227 GP
  94. Cal Quantrill219 GP
  95. Ed Giovanola218 GP
  96. Sean Bergman198 GP
  97. Wil Ledezma192 GP
  98. Dick Kelley189 GP
  99. Will Cunnane186 GP
  100. Jesse Garcia171 GP
  101. Don Wengert162 GP
  102. Darrell May161 GP
  103. Jarvis Brown155 GP
  104. Buddy Carlyle151 GP
  105. Eric Stults143 GP
  106. Eddie Miller138 GP
  107. Al Santorini127 GP
  108. Juan Eichelberger125 GP
  109. Robbie Erlin118 GP
  110. Ray Holbert115 GP
  111. Jay Jackson104 GP
  112. Royce Ring99 GP
  113. Jim Vatcher87 GP
  114. Paul Doyle87 GP
  115. Ray Kerr48 GP
  116. Walt Hriniak47 GP
  117. Casey Kelly31 GP
  118. Jason Shiell24 GP
  119. Sean Kazmar22 GP

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Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.