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Players who played for the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners

110 MLB players have played for both the Chicago Cubs and the Seattle Mariners, 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. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
  2. Gary Matthews2,033 GP
  3. Justin Turner1,758 GP
  4. Dave Magadan1,582 GP
  5. Miguel Cairo1,490 GP
  6. Rey Sanchez1,490 GP
  7. Matt Lawton1,334 GP
  8. John Mabry1,322 GP
  9. Dave Hansen1,230 GP
  10. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
  11. Glenallen Hill1,162 GP
  12. Lenny Randle1,138 GP
  13. Austin Jackson1,115 GP
  14. Steve Henderson1,085 GP
  15. Milton Bradley1,042 GP
  16. Luis Valbuena1,011 GP
  17. Rich Gossage1,003 GP
  18. Henry Blanco971 GP
  19. Fernando Rodney951 GP
  20. Felix Fermin903 GP
  21. Henry Cotto884 GP
  22. Ronny Cedeno875 GP
  23. Joe Smith866 GP
  24. Jeff Huson827 GP
  25. Chris Denorfia808 GP
  26. Thad Bosley784 GP
  27. Leonys Martin770 GP
  28. Steve Cishek737 GP
  29. Welington Castillo726 GP
  30. Jeff Fassero720 GP
  31. Rick Wilkins720 GP
  32. Doug Strange707 GP
  33. Jamie Moyer701 GP
  34. Terry Mulholland687 GP
  35. Tommy La Stella679 GP
  36. Matt Mieske663 GP
  37. Miguel Batista658 GP
  38. Joel Peralta621 GP
  39. Andrew Romine613 GP
  40. Mike Morgan597 GP
  41. Rafael Soriano592 GP
  42. Tony Fossas567 GP
  43. Heathcliff Slocumb549 GP
  44. Rene Rivera542 GP
  45. Domingo Ramos507 GP
  46. Luis Torrens505 GP
  47. Steven Souza505 GP
  48. Justin Ruggiano483 GP
  49. Patrick Wisdom473 GP
  50. Dave Roberts452 GP
  51. Bill Caudill445 GP
  52. Hoby Milner410 GP
  53. Shawn Armstrong409 GP
  54. Bobby Ayala406 GP
  55. Milt Wilcox397 GP
  56. Chris Gimenez391 GP
  57. Anthony Bass384 GP
  58. David Phelps368 GP
  59. Bill Plummer367 GP
  60. Blake Parker350 GP
  61. Larry Cox348 GP
  62. Brandon Morrow334 GP
  63. David Aardsma331 GP
  64. Ismael Valdez326 GP
  65. Justin Grimm325 GP
  66. Adam Warren323 GP
  67. Wade Miley323 GP
  68. Kameron Loe322 GP
  69. Carlos Silva316 GP
  70. Carl Edwards304 GP
  71. Jim Colborn302 GP
  72. Steve Trout301 GP
  73. Mike Brumley295 GP
  74. Trent Thornton282 GP
  75. Doug Creek279 GP
  76. Munenori Kawasaki276 GP
  77. Jim Todd270 GP
  78. Robert Machado253 GP
  79. Scott Sanders236 GP
  80. Matt Boyd235 GP
  81. Shawn Boskie222 GP
  82. Cole Gillespie221 GP
  83. Miles Mastrobuoni206 GP
  84. Bryan LaHair195 GP
  85. Mike Freeman193 GP
  86. Jim Bullinger188 GP
  87. Ozzie Timmons186 GP
  88. Mike Montgomery184 GP
  89. Chris Flexen174 GP
  90. Rich Bordi173 GP
  91. Dave Beard172 GP
  92. Steve Clevenger170 GP
  93. Greg Hibbard166 GP
  94. Joe Decker153 GP
  95. Yoervis Medina146 GP
  96. Michael Rucker133 GP
  97. Dave Geisel131 GP
  98. Zac Rosscup120 GP
  99. Jeff Gray115 GP
  100. Chad Meyers106 GP
  101. Casey Sadler101 GP
  102. Yacksel Rios93 GP
  103. Adrian Sampson74 GP
  104. Tyson Miller74 GP
  105. Randy Kramer68 GP
  106. Randy Stein65 GP
  107. Andrew Lorraine60 GP
  108. Mike Campbell51 GP
  109. Donn Roach21 GP
  110. Seth Frankoff7 GP

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