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Players who played for the Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers

111 MLB players have played for both the Chicago White Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers, 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. Julio Franco2,527 GP
2. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
3. Carlos Lee2,099 GP
4. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
5. Ray Durham1,975 GP
6. Mike Cameron1,955 GP
7. Mark Kotsay1,914 GP
8. Deron Johnson1,765 GP
9. Tito Francona1,719 GP
10. Jose Valentin1,678 GP
11. Scott Fletcher1,612 GP
12. Ken Berry1,383 GP
13. Russ Snyder1,365 GP
14. Eduardo Escobar1,364 GP
15. Yasmani Grandal1,307 GP
16. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
17. Mike Hershberger1,150 GP
18. Avisail Garcia1,104 GP
19. Scott Podsednik1,079 GP
20. Jamie Quirk984 GP
21. Tony Graffanino981 GP
22. Darrin Jackson960 GP
23. Mike Myers883 GP
24. Dale Sveum862 GP
25. Phil Roof857 GP
26. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
27. Thad Bosley784 GP
28. Andrew Vaughn778 GP
29. Joakim Soria773 GP
30. Danny Darwin722 GP
31. Omar Narvaez681 GP
32. Tony Muser663 GP
33. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
34. Boone Logan635 GP
35. Jerry Reuss631 GP
36. Matt Albers616 GP
37. Scott Linebrink607 GP
38. Jerry McNertney590 GP
39. Bob Locker576 GP
40. Zach Duke576 GP
41. Luis Vizcaino543 GP
42. Gary Bell521 GP
43. Neal Cotts483 GP
44. Bill Voss475 GP
45. David Riske462 GP
46. Jim Kern416 GP
47. Bill Sharp398 GP
48. Jose Quintana394 GP
49. Dan Jennings390 GP
50. Hank Allen389 GP
51. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
52. Raul Casanova387 GP
53. Ken Brett386 GP
54. Rob Dibble385 GP
55. Syd O'Brien378 GP
56. Bob Coluccio370 GP
57. Ed Farmer370 GP
58. Carlos Torres363 GP
59. Jaime Navarro361 GP
60. Trevor Richards350 GP
61. Cal Eldred346 GP
62. Gio Gonzalez344 GP
63. Mark Johnson332 GP
64. Lyle Mouton328 GP
65. Tyler Saladino326 GP
66. Jason Bourgeois317 GP
67. Dave LaPoint294 GP
68. Jeff Liefer288 GP
69. Brian Giles287 GP
70. Dallas Keuchel286 GP
71. Pete Vuckovich286 GP
72. Tyler Alexander269 GP
73. Gary Glover263 GP
74. Jim Abbott263 GP
75. Jose Urena256 GP
76. Ray Searage254 GP
77. Xavier Cedeno254 GP
78. Robert Machado253 GP
79. Jake Petricka235 GP
80. Junior Guerra213 GP
81. Jason Bere211 GP
82. Fred Talbot207 GP
83. Adrian Houser199 GP
84. Erick Fedde198 GP
85. Todd Ritchie187 GP
86. Bryse Wilson179 GP
87. Dave Baldwin176 GP
88. Aaron Civale174 GP
89. Billy Jo Robidoux173 GP
90. Frankie Montas169 GP
91. Art Kusnyer139 GP
92. Elvis Peguero135 GP
93. Bryan Hudson134 GP
94. Jake Woodford130 GP
95. Tim Nordbrook128 GP
96. Rob Scahill124 GP
97. Bennett Sousa109 GP
98. Bill Pulsipher107 GP
99. Jhan Marinez103 GP
100. Ramon Garcia95 GP
101. Floyd Weaver85 GP
102. Rick Wrona79 GP
103. Gus Varland74 GP
104. Vinny Capra67 GP
105. John Snyder64 GP
106. Braden Shewmake62 GP
107. Andrew Lorraine60 GP
108. Thyago Vieira53 GP
109. Andy Wilkins43 GP
110. Greg Jones19 GP
111. Larry Anderson16 GP

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