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Players who played for the Cincinnati Reds and Seattle Mariners

119 MLB players have played for both the Cincinnati Reds 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. Ken Griffey2,671 GP
  2. Ruben Sierra2,186 GP
  3. Ken Griffey2,097 GP
  4. Edwin Encarnacion1,960 GP
  5. Mike Cameron1,955 GP
  6. Bret Boone1,780 GP
  7. Eugenio Suarez1,755 GP
  8. Dave Collins1,701 GP
  9. Rich Aurilia1,652 GP
  10. Shin-Soo Choo1,652 GP
  11. Jay Bruce1,650 GP
  12. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
  13. Miguel Cairo1,490 GP
  14. Vince Coleman1,371 GP
  15. Roberto Kelly1,337 GP
  16. Dan Wilson1,299 GP
  17. Kevin Mitchell1,223 GP
  18. Joe Oliver1,076 GP
  19. Yonder Alonso1,072 GP
  20. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
  21. Willie Bloomquist1,055 GP
  22. Michael Jackson1,005 GP
  23. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
  24. Quinton McCracken999 GP
  25. Donovan Solano987 GP
  26. Ty France970 GP
  27. Darnell Coles957 GP
  28. Ramon Santiago920 GP
  29. Darren Bragg916 GP
  30. Eddie Guardado909 GP
  31. Arthur Rhodes903 GP
  32. Chris Denorfia808 GP
  33. Jesse Winker781 GP
  34. Eduardo Perez754 GP
  35. Ron Villone717 GP
  36. Travis Jankowski707 GP
  37. Brian Hunter699 GP
  38. Eric Anthony682 GP
  39. Reggie Jefferson680 GP
  40. Rick Auerbach624 GP
  41. Rick White615 GP
  42. Jack Hannahan614 GP
  43. Jolbert Cabrera609 GP
  44. Norm Charlton608 GP
  45. Scott Bradley604 GP
  46. Wily Mo Peña599 GP
  47. Mike Morgan597 GP
  48. Rob Murphy597 GP
  49. Zach Duke576 GP
  50. Ted Power565 GP
  51. Curt Casali543 GP
  52. Ryan Franklin532 GP
  53. Ron Roenicke527 GP
  54. Emilio Pagan521 GP
  55. Dave Burba511 GP
  56. Hunter Strickland499 GP
  57. Jake Fraley499 GP
  58. Connor Joe498 GP
  59. Tracy Jones493 GP
  60. Drew Storen470 GP
  61. Sean Doolittle464 GP
  62. Wilson Valdez439 GP
  63. Bobby Ayala406 GP
  64. Brett Tomko406 GP
  65. Milt Wilcox397 GP
  66. Tim Belcher394 GP
  67. Aaron Harang388 GP
  68. Bill Plummer367 GP
  69. Caleb Ferguson367 GP
  70. Jason Ellison344 GP
  71. Chris Reitsma340 GP
  72. Luke Weaver338 GP
  73. Mike Leake338 GP
  74. Yovani Gallardo326 GP
  75. Wade Miley323 GP
  76. Rich DeLucia320 GP
  77. Giovanni Carrara313 GP
  78. Ross Detwiler307 GP
  79. Tim Leary293 GP
  80. Stuart Fairchild291 GP
  81. Luis Castillo272 GP
  82. Josias Manzanillo268 GP
  83. Scott Bankhead267 GP
  84. Dwayne Henry256 GP
  85. Mike Ford252 GP
  86. Erik Hanson247 GP
  87. Roberto Petagine242 GP
  88. Matt Wisler237 GP
  89. Phil Ervin237 GP
  90. Matthew Bowman232 GP
  91. Manny Sarmiento229 GP
  92. Todd Williams227 GP
  93. Mike Freeman193 GP
  94. Kevin Jarvis191 GP
  95. Steve Delabar190 GP
  96. Taylor Motter190 GP
  97. Frankie Rodriguez186 GP
  98. Ozzie Timmons186 GP
  99. Brad Gulden182 GP
  100. Donnie Scott173 GP
  101. Kristopher Negron170 GP
  102. Wladimir Balentien170 GP
  103. J. C. Ramirez142 GP
  104. Keith Mitchell128 GP
  105. Casey Legumina119 GP
  106. Riley O'Brien118 GP
  107. Rich Hinton116 GP
  108. Matt Magill112 GP
  109. Jason Vosler107 GP
  110. Jesse Biddle99 GP
  111. Milt Hill78 GP
  112. Art Warren71 GP
  113. Roger Salkeld45 GP
  114. Justin Dunn32 GP
  115. Robert Dugger27 GP
  116. R. J. Alaniz15 GP
  117. Bobby Livingston14 GP
  118. Mark Watson11 GP
  119. Zach Vincej10 GP

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