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Players who played for the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals

122 MLB players have played for both the Chicago Cubs 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.

  1. Bill Buckner2,517 GP
  2. Gary Gaetti2,507 GP
  3. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
  4. Willie Wilson2,154 GP
  5. Jason Kendall2,085 GP
  6. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
  7. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
  8. Benito Santiago1,978 GP
  9. Jim Sundberg1,962 GP
  10. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
  11. Mark Grudzielanek1,802 GP
  12. Eric Hosmer1,689 GP
  13. Ben Zobrist1,651 GP
  14. Carlos Peña1,493 GP
  15. Rey Sanchez1,490 GP
  16. Rondell White1,474 GP
  17. David DeJesus1,472 GP
  18. Michael Tucker1,417 GP
  19. Neifi Perez1,403 GP
  20. Brian McRae1,354 GP
  21. Tom Goodwin1,288 GP
  22. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
  23. Pat Tabler1,202 GP
  24. Jon Jay1,201 GP
  25. Jorge Soler1,180 GP
  26. Jerry Martin1,018 GP
  27. Carmelo Martinez1,003 GP
  28. Lindy McDaniel988 GP
  29. Curt Wilkerson972 GP
  30. Billy Hamilton951 GP
  31. Aroldis Chapman915 GP
  32. Dave Clark905 GP
  33. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
  34. Kyle Farnsworth893 GP
  35. Tom Gordon893 GP
  36. Terry Shumpert854 GP
  37. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
  38. Chris Stynes828 GP
  39. Damian Jackson827 GP
  40. Ross Gload795 GP
  41. Paul Bako789 GP
  42. Nicky Lopez786 GP
  43. Thad Bosley784 GP
  44. Pete LaCock715 GP
  45. Matt Duffy709 GP
  46. Rodney Scott690 GP
  47. Ted Abernathy681 GP
  48. Miguel Batista658 GP
  49. Jesse Chavez657 GP
  50. Ted Savage642 GP
  51. Joel Peralta621 GP
  52. Mitch Williams619 GP
  53. Scott Downs619 GP
  54. Ryan Freel594 GP
  55. Moe Drabowsky591 GP
  56. Wade Davis558 GP
  57. Mike Difelice550 GP
  58. Franmil Reyes548 GP
  59. Shawn Camp541 GP
  60. Andres Blanco536 GP
  61. Ron Mahay520 GP
  62. Frank DiPino514 GP
  63. Brad Boxberger506 GP
  64. Trent Hubbard476 GP
  65. Steve Renko462 GP
  66. Joey Gathright452 GP
  67. Juan Cruz450 GP
  68. Doug Bird432 GP
  69. Jorge De La Rosa432 GP
  70. Jeremy Jeffress414 GP
  71. Larry Gura405 GP
  72. Rich Hill389 GP
  73. Jason Hammel384 GP
  74. Angel Salazar383 GP
  75. Jason Adam379 GP
  76. Trevor Cahill363 GP
  77. Danny Jackson356 GP
  78. Glendon Rusch348 GP
  79. Donnie Murphy335 GP
  80. Travis Wood330 GP
  81. Rawly Eastwick326 GP
  82. Justin Grimm325 GP
  83. Mike Perez313 GP
  84. Jerry Spradlin310 GP
  85. Jorge Lopez308 GP
  86. Tyler Duffey305 GP
  87. Jim Colborn302 GP
  88. Todd Dunwoody295 GP
  89. Bob Scanlan290 GP
  90. Jason Smith278 GP
  91. Tim Collins275 GP
  92. Brad Keller266 GP
  93. Dennis Rasmussen258 GP
  94. Larry Casian245 GP
  95. Nelson Velazquez245 GP
  96. Arodys Vizcaino213 GP
  97. Todd Wellemeyer211 GP
  98. Chris Haney197 GP
  99. Hunter Harvey186 GP
  100. Eli Morgan184 GP
  101. Mike Montgomery184 GP
  102. Nate Pearson165 GP
  103. Don Wengert162 GP
  104. Jose Cuas156 GP
  105. Richard Lovelady156 GP
  106. Frank Schwindel145 GP
  107. Randy Veres135 GP
  108. Terrance Gore112 GP
  109. Jay Baller94 GP
  110. Dave Owen92 GP
  111. Dave Gumpert86 GP
  112. Marc Pisciotta75 GP
  113. Alec Mills72 GP
  114. Luke Farrell69 GP
  115. Randy Rosario69 GP
  116. Casey Coleman60 GP
  117. Brooks Kriske38 GP
  118. Alan Hargesheimer31 GP
  119. Eric Stout23 GP
  120. Les Walrond23 GP
  121. Derek Botelho19 GP
  122. Jorge Pedre14 GP

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