Players who played for the Chicago Cubs and Toronto Blue Jays
124 MLB players have played for both the Chicago Cubs and the Toronto Blue Jays, 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.
- Fred McGriff2,460 GP
- Joe Carter2,189 GP
- Benito Santiago1,978 GP
- Dave Martinez1,919 GP
- Matt Stairs1,895 GP
- Justin Turner1,758 GP
- Rico Carty1,651 GP
- George Bell1,587 GP
- Miguel Cairo1,490 GP
- Candy Maldonado1,410 GP
- Alex Gonzalez1,396 GP
- Orlando Merced1,391 GP
- Cliff Johnson1,369 GP
- Brian McRae1,354 GP
- Reed Johnson1,320 GP
- Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
- Mickey Morandini1,298 GP
- Mitch Webster1,265 GP
- Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
- Corey Patterson1,230 GP
- Pat Tabler1,202 GP
- Miguel Montero1,185 GP
- Glenallen Hill1,162 GP
- Yan Gomes1,118 GP
- Dan Plesac1,064 GP
- Michael Barrett1,054 GP
- LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
- Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
- Dioner Navarro1,009 GP
- Henry Blanco971 GP
- David Weathers967 GP
- Darrin Jackson960 GP
- Jose Molina947 GP
- Joe Smith866 GP
- Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
- Eric Sogard815 GP
- Darwin Barney814 GP
- Chris Coghlan801 GP
- Mark Guthrie766 GP
- Randy Myers729 GP
- Miguel Batista658 GP
- Jesse Chavez657 GP
- Willie Greene655 GP
- Dennis Lamp639 GP
- Hector Torres622 GP
- Scott Downs619 GP
- Scott Eyre617 GP
- Justin Speier613 GP
- Mike Morgan597 GP
- Kevin Gregg594 GP
- Ryan Freel594 GP
- Terry Adams574 GP
- Shawn Camp541 GP
- Gary Woods525 GP
- Jon Berti514 GP
- Felix Heredia511 GP
- Domingo Ramos507 GP
- Wayne Nordhagen502 GP
- Joe Coleman485 GP
- Carlos Villanueva476 GP
- Bill Caudill445 GP
- Curtis Goodwin431 GP
- Edwin Jackson429 GP
- Steve Trachsel426 GP
- Jeremy Jeffress414 GP
- Reese McGuire411 GP
- Phil Coke407 GP
- Kevin Gausman395 GP
- Anthony Bass384 GP
- Jason Adam379 GP
- Ryan Tepera373 GP
- David Phelps368 GP
- Ted Lilly357 GP
- Chad Gaudin346 GP
- Scott Feldman343 GP
- Brandon Morrow334 GP
- Genesis Cabrera313 GP
- Ramon Ortiz308 GP
- Doug Davis306 GP
- Mark Leiter306 GP
- Carl Edwards304 GP
- Frank Castillo297 GP
- Clayton Richard285 GP
- Trent Thornton282 GP
- Doug Creek279 GP
- Jason Smith278 GP
- Marcus Stroman277 GP
- Munenori Kawasaki276 GP
- Tanyon Sturtze272 GP
- Tyler Chatwood245 GP
- Jameson Taillon242 GP
- Matt Boyd235 GP
- Junior Lake223 GP
- Brett Anderson222 GP
- Jaime Garcia222 GP
- Joe Biagini222 GP
- Cole Gillespie221 GP
- Sandy Martinez218 GP
- Daniel Norris216 GP
- Chad Hermansen189 GP
- Chuck Hartenstein188 GP
- Neil Ramirez185 GP
- Tommy Nance169 GP
- Nate Pearson165 GP
- Paul Kilgus163 GP
- Brendon Little159 GP
- Jose Cuas156 GP
- Richard Lovelady156 GP
- Julian Merryweather152 GP
- Dave Geisel131 GP
- Zac Rosscup120 GP
- Felix Doubront118 GP
- Rafael Dolis103 GP
- Randy Wells98 GP
- Justin Germano96 GP
- Jeff Beliveau86 GP
- Jose Nunez78 GP
- Anthony Kay77 GP
- Rafael Lopez76 GP
- Tom Filer68 GP
- Buck Coats46 GP
- Mike Maksudian34 GP
- Matt Dermody31 GP
- Ben VanRyn26 GP
Think you know them all?
The Chicago Cubs and Toronto Blue Jays 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.