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Players who played for the Kansas City Royals and Milwaukee Brewers

107 MLB players have played for both the Kansas City Royals 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. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
2. Jason Kendall2,085 GP
3. George Scott2,034 GP
4. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
5. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
6. Jim Sundberg1,962 GP
7. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
8. Darrell Porter1,782 GP
9. Alcides Escobar1,554 GP
10. Kevin Seitzer1,439 GP
11. Mike Moustakas1,427 GP
12. Ed Kirkpatrick1,311 GP
13. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
14. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
15. Jim Wohlford1,220 GP
16. Jackie Bradley1,182 GP
17. Lorenzo Cain1,171 GP
18. Yuniesky Betancourt1,156 GP
19. Mark Canha1,095 GP
20. Scott Podsednik1,079 GP
21. Buck Martinez1,049 GP
22. Hunter Renfroe996 GP
23. Jamie Quirk984 GP
24. Tony Graffanino981 GP
25. Kurt Bevacqua970 GP
26. Sean Berry860 GP
27. Joe Lahoud791 GP
28. Paul Bako789 GP
29. Thad Bosley784 GP
30. Ellie Rodriguez775 GP
31. Joakim Soria773 GP
32. Nori Aoki759 GP
33. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
34. Jamey Wright722 GP
35. Bob McClure699 GP
36. Jonathan Broxton694 GP
37. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
38. Ted Savage642 GP
39. Mark Davis625 GP
40. Will Smith618 GP
41. Curt Leskanic603 GP
42. Zack Greinke597 GP
43. Ray Sadecki587 GP
44. Doug Henry582 GP
45. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
46. Ricky Bottalico562 GP
47. Frank DiPino514 GP
48. Brad Boxberger506 GP
49. Bob Heise499 GP
50. Bob Hamelin497 GP
51. Marty Pattin487 GP
52. Luke Maile484 GP
53. Brian Shouse467 GP
54. David Riske462 GP
55. Jeff Suppan453 GP
56. Blaine Boyer447 GP
57. Elmer Dessens445 GP
58. Tom Murphy443 GP
59. Steve Hovley436 GP
60. Jorge De La Rosa432 GP
61. Manny Pina418 GP
62. Jeremy Jeffress414 GP
63. Ken Sanders409 GP
64. Brett Phillips395 GP
65. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
66. Neal Heaton388 GP
67. Ken Brett386 GP
68. Sandy Valdespino382 GP
69. Ricky Bones379 GP
70. Jordan Lyles362 GP
71. Neftali Feliz362 GP
72. Trevor Richards350 GP
73. Glendon Rusch348 GP
74. Mike Boddicker346 GP
75. Erik Kratz335 GP
76. Jacob Barnes334 GP
77. Justin Grimm325 GP
78. Hideo Nomo324 GP
79. Jason Bourgeois317 GP
80. George Kottaras313 GP
81. Jorge Lopez308 GP
82. Bill Castro303 GP
83. Jim Colborn302 GP
84. Jakob Junis301 GP
85. Tommy Matchick292 GP
86. Bob Scanlan290 GP
87. Isaac Collins284 GP
88. Eduardo Rodriguez264 GP
89. Joel Payamps260 GP
90. Wily Peralta258 GP
91. Nick Mears190 GP
92. Burch Smith165 GP
93. Angel Zerpa160 GP
94. Art Kusnyer139 GP
95. Randy Veres135 GP
96. Mac Suzuki117 GP
97. Mark Lee116 GP
98. Matt Kinney103 GP
99. Kevin Koslofski97 GP
100. Wes Obermueller83 GP
101. Jim Pittsley81 GP
102. Irving Falu47 GP
103. Carlos Maldonado38 GP
104. Brewer Hicklen28 GP
105. Connor Thomas21 GP
106. Easton McGee20 GP
107. Chris Demaria18 GP

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