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Players who played for the Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres

99 MLB players have played for both the Colorado Rockies and the San Diego Padres, 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. Steve Finley2,583 GP
2. Vinny Castilla1,854 GP
3. Ron Gant1,832 GP
4. Matt Kemp1,750 GP
5. Greg Vaughn1,731 GP
6. Eric Young1,730 GP
7. Jeff Cirillo1,617 GP
8. Ramon Hernandez1,526 GP
9. Sandy Alomar1,377 GP
10. John Vander Wal1,372 GP
11. John Mabry1,322 GP
12. Jose Iglesias1,293 GP
13. Todd Walker1,288 GP
14. Jay Payton1,259 GP
15. Seth Smith1,249 GP
16. Mark Sweeney1,218 GP
17. Jurickson Profar1,199 GP
18. Clint Barmes1,186 GP
19. Miguel Olivo1,124 GP
20. Yonder Alonso1,072 GP
21. Nick Hundley974 GP
22. Henry Blanco971 GP
23. Desi Relaford939 GP
24. Darren Bragg916 GP
25. Elias Diaz916 GP
26. Brad Hawpe910 GP
27. Yorvit Torrealba907 GP
28. Alan Embree882 GP
29. Terry Shumpert854 GP
30. Chad Qualls844 GP
31. Steve Reed835 GP
32. Mark Bellhorn731 GP
33. Ron Villone717 GP
34. Alexi Amarista702 GP
35. Kevin Kouzmanoff685 GP
36. Dennys Reyes674 GP
37. Jack Cust670 GP
38. Huston Street668 GP
39. Chuck McElroy655 GP
40. Dan Miceli631 GP
41. Gary Bennett587 GP
42. Brad Hand579 GP
43. Matt Herges567 GP
44. Chris Jones548 GP
45. Pat Neshek544 GP
46. Jerald Clark516 GP
47. Jorge Alfaro510 GP
48. Connor Joe498 GP
49. Trent Hubbard476 GP
50. Jason Marquis448 GP
51. Wil Nieves427 GP
52. Willie Blair418 GP
53. Jay Witasick405 GP
54. Pedro Astacio395 GP
55. Pierce Johnson386 GP
56. Bruce Hurst380 GP
57. Drew Pomeranz377 GP
58. Jon Garland367 GP
59. Jordan Lyles362 GP
60. Austin Nola360 GP
61. David Dahl350 GP
62. Glendon Rusch348 GP
63. Jhoulys Chacin345 GP
64. Andy Ashby313 GP
65. Shawn Estes311 GP
66. Kip Wells304 GP
67. Chris Nelson282 GP
68. Tim Scott276 GP
69. Rodrigo Lopez257 GP
70. Greg Harris243 GP
71. Adam Eaton237 GP
72. Nick Martini236 GP
73. Mark Grant234 GP
74. Cal Quantrill219 GP
75. German Marquez217 GP
76. Miguel Ojeda212 GP
77. Eliezer Alfonzo193 GP
78. Kevin Jarvis191 GP
79. Jim Tatum173 GP
80. Luther Hackman149 GP
81. Pete Walker144 GP
82. Eric Stults143 GP
83. Christian Friedrich125 GP
84. Brett Sullivan124 GP
85. A. J. Sager123 GP
86. Dinelson Lamet121 GP
87. Joe Roa120 GP
88. Blaine Neal113 GP
89. Dan Serafini105 GP
90. Bobby Jones100 GP
91. Randy Williams97 GP
92. David Lee96 GP
93. Justin Hampson92 GP
94. Sam Deduno83 GP
95. Roberto Ramirez53 GP
96. Mike Ekstrom51 GP
97. Mandy Romero42 GP
98. Marc Kroon26 GP
99. Tim Melville13 GP

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