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Players who played for the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners

110 MLB players have played for both the Detroit Tigers 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. Ruben Sierra2,186 GP
2. Willie Horton2,028 GP
3. Lance Parrish1,988 GP
4. Justin Upton1,845 GP
5. Eugenio Suarez1,755 GP
6. Dave Collins1,701 GP
7. Al Cowens1,584 GP
8. Vince Coleman1,371 GP
9. Ruppert Jones1,331 GP
10. Carlos Guillen1,305 GP
11. Glenn Wilson1,201 GP
12. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
13. Fernando Vina1,148 GP
14. Dan Meyer1,118 GP
15. Austin Jackson1,115 GP
16. Greg Norton1,107 GP
17. Joe Oliver1,076 GP
18. Tony Bernazard1,071 GP
19. Gordon Beckham1,069 GP
20. Jose Mesa1,023 GP
21. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
22. Darnell Coles957 GP
23. Fernando Rodney951 GP
24. Chad Kreuter944 GP
25. Ramon Santiago920 GP
26. Leon Roberts901 GP
27. Mike Myers883 GP
28. Leonys Martin770 GP
29. John Moses769 GP
30. Joaquin Benoit765 GP
31. Larry Sheets748 GP
32. Doug Strange707 GP
33. Jack Hannahan614 GP
34. Andrew Romine613 GP
35. Bill Haselman589 GP
36. Ted Power565 GP
37. Tracy Jones493 GP
38. Dave Roberts452 GP
39. Mike Moore451 GP
40. Paul Sewald442 GP
41. Josh Wilson431 GP
42. Ed Nunez427 GP
43. Gary Thurman424 GP
44. Milt Wilcox397 GP
45. Tim Belcher394 GP
46. Luke Jackson391 GP
47. Mark Lowe382 GP
48. Rafael Montero380 GP
49. Freddy Garcia377 GP
50. Jeff Weaver365 GP
51. Omar Olivares364 GP
52. Erasmo Ramirez336 GP
53. Mark Leiter335 GP
54. Jarrod Washburn314 GP
55. Bill Nahorodny308 GP
56. Jerry Don Gleaton307 GP
57. Casey Fien303 GP
58. Torey Lovullo303 GP
59. Bill Krueger301 GP
60. Chris Shelton299 GP
61. Will Vest299 GP
62. Robbie Ray298 GP
63. Mike Brumley295 GP
64. Jeff Manto289 GP
65. Doug Creek279 GP
66. Casper Wells277 GP
67. Hiram Bocachica272 GP
68. Jose Paniagua270 GP
69. John Hicks264 GP
70. Dwayne Henry256 GP
71. Orlando Mercado253 GP
72. Glenn Abbott248 GP
73. Charlie Furbush247 GP
74. Doug Fister247 GP
75. Scott Sanders236 GP
76. Matt Boyd235 GP
77. Ryan Jackson226 GP
78. Jeremy Bonderman225 GP
79. Rusty Meacham218 GP
80. Gene Kingsale211 GP
81. Dave Tobik196 GP
82. Kevin Jarvis191 GP
83. Gene Harris185 GP
84. Michael Pineda181 GP
85. Dave Beard172 GP
86. Felipe Lira164 GP
87. Logan Kensing158 GP
88. Matt Tuiasosopo155 GP
89. Mark Huismann152 GP
90. Matt Sinatro140 GP
91. Anthony Misiewicz136 GP
92. Mike Gardiner136 GP
93. Bill Laxton121 GP
94. Bob Stoddard119 GP
95. John Cummings110 GP
96. Buddy Kennedy91 GP
97. David Pauley91 GP
98. Mike Trujillo83 GP
99. Jack Lazorko69 GP
100. Masao Kida65 GP
101. Clay Parker62 GP
102. Bruce Fields58 GP
103. Jim Weaver31 GP
104. Luke French31 GP
105. Rod Allen31 GP
106. David McKay30 GP
107. Chance Ruffin24 GP
108. Francisco Cruceta19 GP
109. Frank MacCormack12 GP
110. Luis Castillo5 GP

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