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Players who played for the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Angels

116 MLB players have played for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Los Angeles Angels, 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. Frank Robinson2,808 GP
2. Vada Pinson2,469 GP
3. Dave Parker2,466 GP
4. Jim Edmonds2,011 GP
5. Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
6. Joe Adcock1,959 GP
7. Leo Cardenas1,941 GP
8. Brandon Phillips1,902 GP
9. Ron Gant1,832 GP
10. Tommy Harper1,810 GP
11. Ted Kluszewski1,718 GP
12. Dante Bichette1,704 GP
13. Dave Collins1,701 GP
14. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
15. Tony Gonzalez1,559 GP
16. Mike Moustakas1,427 GP
17. Alex Johnson1,322 GP
18. Jose Iglesias1,293 GP
19. Ed Bailey1,212 GP
20. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
21. Josh Hamilton1,027 GP
22. Lee Smith1,023 GP
23. Merv Rettenmund1,023 GP
24. Kurt Stillwell998 GP
25. Hunter Renfroe996 GP
26. Cliff Pennington971 GP
27. Rocky Bridges919 GP
28. Joe Azcue909 GP
29. Jeimer Candelario886 GP
30. Brandon Drury867 GP
31. Zack Cozart839 GP
32. Alex Ochoa807 GP
33. Eric Owens806 GP
34. Eduardo Perez754 GP
35. Russ Springer740 GP
36. Max Venable727 GP
37. Kent Mercker698 GP
38. Willie Smith691 GP
39. Kevin Newman673 GP
40. Raisel Iglesias659 GP
41. Andy Kosco658 GP
42. Chuck McElroy655 GP
43. Hector Carrasco647 GP
44. Jerry Reuss631 GP
45. Hank Foiles608 GP
46. Steve Bilko600 GP
47. Jerome Walton598 GP
48. Kevin Gregg594 GP
49. Pedro Borbon593 GP
50. Scott Schoeneweis577 GP
51. Chico Ruiz565 GP
52. Joe Nuxhall555 GP
53. David Hernandez547 GP
54. Brendan Harris529 GP
55. Hunter Strickland499 GP
56. Philip Gosselin497 GP
57. Austin Romine485 GP
58. Michael Lorenzen484 GP
59. Brennan Boesch481 GP
60. Esteban Yan472 GP
61. Richie Scheinblum462 GP
62. Mike Cuellar456 GP
63. Greg Cadaret451 GP
64. Brian Goodwin429 GP
65. Orlando Peña429 GP
66. Brent Suter404 GP
67. Scott Schebler394 GP
68. Tim Belcher394 GP
69. Johnny Cueto371 GP
70. Art Fowler362 GP
71. Archie Bradley333 GP
72. Amir Garrett328 GP
73. Jim Maloney321 GP
74. Rich DeLucia320 GP
75. Ryne Duren312 GP
76. Cam Bedrosian311 GP
77. Ramon Ortiz308 GP
78. Brock Burke291 GP
79. Dick Simpson288 GP
80. Robert Stephenson284 GP
81. Blake Wood270 GP
82. Bob Lee269 GP
83. Mel Queen269 GP
84. Jim McGlothlin256 GP
85. Gary Nolan252 GP
86. Mike Ford252 GP
87. Jim Coates247 GP
88. Jimmy Herget238 GP
89. Sammy Ellis231 GP
90. Ben Weber228 GP
91. Jose Arredondo214 GP
92. Ryan Mattheus203 GP
93. Mat Latos197 GP
94. Mike O'Berry197 GP
95. Matt Harvey181 GP
96. Bobby Locke168 GP
97. Brian Dorsett163 GP
98. Chad Wallach156 GP
99. Bo Belinsky148 GP
100. J. C. Ramirez142 GP
101. Carson Fulmer127 GP
102. Wayne Simpson123 GP
103. Bill Kelso119 GP
104. Brad Pennington79 GP
105. Tim Fortugno76 GP
106. Juan Graterol67 GP
107. Trevor Bell54 GP
108. Livan Soto35 GP
109. Greg Garrett34 GP
110. Deck McGuire27 GP
111. John Lamb27 GP
112. Zack Weiss25 GP
113. Seth Etherton23 GP
114. Daniel Wright14 GP
115. Chris Okey9 GP
116. Steve Blateric5 GP

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