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Players who played for the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals

113 MLB players have played for both the Chicago White Sox 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. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
2. Melky Cabrera1,887 GP
3. Jermaine Dye1,763 GP
4. Jorge Orta1,755 GP
5. Alex Rios1,691 GP
6. Randal Grichuk1,474 GP
7. Danny Tartabull1,406 GP
8. Bucky Dent1,392 GP
9. Pat Kelly1,385 GP
10. Ron Hansen1,384 GP
11. Don Slaught1,327 GP
12. Andrew Benintendi1,288 GP
13. Tommy Pham1,255 GP
14. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
15. Michael Taylor1,216 GP
16. Robbie Grossman1,213 GP
17. Jon Jay1,201 GP
18. Jerry Adair1,165 GP
19. Bobby Knoop1,153 GP
20. Miguel Olivo1,124 GP
21. Pat Borders1,099 GP
22. Scott Podsednik1,079 GP
23. Roberto Hernandez1,010 GP
24. Rick Reichardt997 GP
25. Jarrod Dyson992 GP
26. Jamie Quirk984 GP
27. Tony Graffanino981 GP
28. Billy Hamilton951 GP
29. Chad Kreuter944 GP
30. Paul DeJong925 GP
31. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
32. Tom Gordon893 GP
33. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
34. Mark Teahen831 GP
35. Jeff Keppinger818 GP
36. Wilson Betemit805 GP
37. Ross Gload795 GP
38. Greg Pryor789 GP
39. Nicky Lopez786 GP
40. Thad Bosley784 GP
41. Joakim Soria773 GP
42. Octavio Dotel758 GP
43. Rudy Law749 GP
44. Jake Diekman705 GP
45. Bo Jackson694 GP
46. Bob Melvin692 GP
47. Josh Rojas681 GP
48. Jason Frasor679 GP
49. Rusty Torres654 GP
50. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
51. Scott Downs619 GP
52. Moe Drabowsky591 GP
53. Scott Sullivan559 GP
54. Ryan Goins556 GP
55. Todd Cruz544 GP
56. Kelvin Herrera522 GP
57. Tim Hill518 GP
58. Gail Hopkins514 GP
59. Liam Hendriks491 GP
60. Hanser Alberto488 GP
61. Jayson Nix466 GP
62. David Riske462 GP
63. Steve Renko462 GP
64. Chris Getz459 GP
65. Floyd Bannister431 GP
66. Brian Goodwin429 GP
67. Ervin Santana425 GP
68. Al Levine416 GP
69. James Shields411 GP
70. Aaron Bummer408 GP
71. Mike MacDougal407 GP
72. Tim Belcher394 GP
73. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
74. Ken Brett386 GP
75. Terry Leach376 GP
76. Johnny Cueto371 GP
77. Trevor Richards350 GP
78. Joe Keough332 GP
79. Cheslor Cuthbert323 GP
80. Jason Bourgeois317 GP
81. Bruce Dal Canton316 GP
82. Richard Dotson312 GP
83. Jerry Don Gleaton307 GP
84. Kip Wells304 GP
85. Nelson Santovenia297 GP
86. D. J. Carrasco290 GP
87. Mike Caruso281 GP
88. Brad Keller266 GP
89. Al Alburquerque264 GP
90. Atlee Hammaker249 GP
91. Sean Lowe248 GP
92. Jimmy Gobble247 GP
93. Larry Casian245 GP
94. Melido Perez243 GP
95. Josh Fields217 GP
96. Russ Morman207 GP
97. Angel Sanchez185 GP
98. Horacio Ramirez171 GP
99. Dan Altavilla152 GP
100. Andy Sisco151 GP
101. Pete Filson148 GP
102. Art Kusnyer139 GP
103. Roger Nelson135 GP
104. Mark Ryal127 GP
105. Dave Frost99 GP
106. Felipe Paulino97 GP
107. Philip Humber97 GP
108. Ryan Bukvich97 GP
109. Paul Phillips91 GP
110. Aurelio Monteagudo73 GP
111. John Davis71 GP
112. Steve Jones38 GP
113. Rich Sauveur34 GP

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