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Players who played for the Baltimore Orioles and San Diego Padres

113 MLB players have played for both the Baltimore Orioles 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. Steve Finley2,583 GP
  2. Roberto Alomar2,379 GP
  3. Joe Carter2,189 GP
  4. Miguel Tejada2,171 GP
  5. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
  6. Manny Machado2,052 GP
  7. Aurelio Rodriguez2,017 GP
  8. Fred Lynn1,969 GP
  9. Derrek Lee1,942 GP
  10. Ramon Hernandez1,526 GP
  11. Chris Gomez1,515 GP
  12. Al Bumbry1,496 GP
  13. Terry Kennedy1,491 GP
  14. Jerry Hairston1,442 GP
  15. Keith Moreland1,306 GP
  16. Jose Iglesias1,293 GP
  17. Gary Matthews1,281 GP
  18. Adam Frazier1,263 GP
  19. Jay Payton1,259 GP
  20. Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
  21. Seth Smith1,249 GP
  22. Mike Pagliarulo1,246 GP
  23. Deivi Cruz1,234 GP
  24. Rougned Odor1,154 GP
  25. Greg Myers1,108 GP
  26. Freddy Galvis1,102 GP
  27. Merv Rettenmund1,023 GP
  28. Curt Blefary974 GP
  29. Nick Hundley974 GP
  30. Gary Sanchez946 GP
  31. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
  32. Jace Peterson889 GP
  33. Ryan O'Hearn850 GP
  34. Steve Reed835 GP
  35. Ramon Laureano795 GP
  36. Randy Myers729 GP
  37. Luis Lopez721 GP
  38. Austin Hays720 GP
  39. Craig Lefferts697 GP
  40. Tim Worrell678 GP
  41. Jack Cust670 GP
  42. David Wells660 GP
  43. Chuck McElroy655 GP
  44. Alan Wiggins631 GP
  45. Manny Alexander594 GP
  46. Jorge Mateo574 GP
  47. Heathcliff Slocumb549 GP
  48. Brad Brach532 GP
  49. Tanner Scott513 GP
  50. Everth Cabrera510 GP
  51. Kevin Brown490 GP
  52. Tim Stoddard485 GP
  53. Trent Hubbard476 GP
  54. Fernando Valenzuela474 GP
  55. Mark Parent474 GP
  56. Storm Davis442 GP
  57. Edwin Jackson429 GP
  58. Juan Bonilla429 GP
  59. Pat Dobson414 GP
  60. David Newhan413 GP
  61. Randy Wolf405 GP
  62. Rich Hill389 GP
  63. Ricky Bones379 GP
  64. Ryan Webb375 GP
  65. Jordan Lyles362 GP
  66. Bud Norris357 GP
  67. Jim Brower356 GP
  68. Scott Williamson344 GP
  69. Andrew Cashner315 GP
  70. Mark Thurmond315 GP
  71. Greg Allen311 GP
  72. Stan Jefferson296 GP
  73. Jake Arrieta289 GP
  74. Pat Clements288 GP
  75. Cla Meredith286 GP
  76. Jerry DaVanon262 GP
  77. Brian Williams260 GP
  78. Jemile Weeks260 GP
  79. Wade LeBlanc259 GP
  80. Rodrigo Lopez257 GP
  81. Mike Fiore254 GP
  82. Adam Eaton237 GP
  83. Pete Smith234 GP
  84. Jaret Wright227 GP
  85. Gene Kingsale211 GP
  86. Luis DeLeon209 GP
  87. Tom Phoebus202 GP
  88. Oscar Salazar199 GP
  89. Gene Harris185 GP
  90. Luis Sardinas182 GP
  91. Jesse Garcia171 GP
  92. Jose Rondon169 GP
  93. Burch Smith165 GP
  94. Tom Dukes161 GP
  95. Jarvis Brown155 GP
  96. Troy Patton151 GP
  97. Nestor Cortes144 GP
  98. Mike Oquist135 GP
  99. Tayler Scott125 GP
  100. Odrisamer Despaigne109 GP
  101. Al Severinsen88 GP
  102. Shaun Anderson88 GP
  103. Jose Castillo69 GP
  104. Mike Griffin67 GP
  105. Brian Falkenborg64 GP
  106. Sean Henn64 GP
  107. Danny Boone61 GP
  108. Logan Allen45 GP
  109. Logan Gillaspie40 GP
  110. John Andreoli33 GP
  111. Jon Knott19 GP
  112. Aaron Rakers14 GP
  113. Jose Espada3 GP

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