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Players who played for the Kansas City Royals and Philadelphia Phillies

105 MLB players have played for both the Kansas City Royals and the Philadelphia Phillies, 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. Bob Boone2,264 GP
2. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
3. Raul Ibanez2,161 GP
4. Jeff Conine2,024 GP
5. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
6. Benito Santiago1,978 GP
7. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
8. Cookie Rojas1,822 GP
9. Jose Bautista1,798 GP
10. Juan Samuel1,720 GP
11. Jose Offerman1,651 GP
12. Lonnie Smith1,613 GP
13. Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
14. Gregg Jefferies1,465 GP
15. Mike Sweeney1,454 GP
16. Jim Eisenreich1,422 GP
17. Michael Tucker1,417 GP
18. Danny Tartabull1,406 GP
19. Endy Chavez1,151 GP
20. Whit Merrifield1,147 GP
21. Jerry Martin1,018 GP
22. Brandon Moss1,016 GP
23. Roberto Hernandez1,010 GP
24. Carmelo Martinez1,003 GP
25. Chris James946 GP
26. Desi Relaford939 GP
27. Gene Garber933 GP
28. Maikel Franco923 GP
29. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
30. Tom Gordon893 GP
31. Ross Gload795 GP
32. Paul Bako789 GP
33. Dane Iorg743 GP
34. Ryan Madson740 GP
35. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
36. Steve Jeltz727 GP
37. Grant Jackson718 GP
38. Jake Diekman705 GP
39. Ted Savage642 GP
40. Mark Davis625 GP
41. Mitch Williams619 GP
42. Daniel Nava589 GP
43. Ricky Bottalico562 GP
44. Jason Grimsley553 GP
45. Rudy Seanez544 GP
46. Todd Cruz544 GP
47. Shawn Camp541 GP
48. Andres Blanco536 GP
49. Tom Prince519 GP
50. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
51. Jeremy Giambi510 GP
52. Carlos Estevez506 GP
53. Ian Kennedy500 GP
54. Joe Hoerner493 GP
55. Michael Lorenzen484 GP
56. Humberto Quintero471 GP
57. Mike Williams469 GP
58. Jayson Nix466 GP
59. Chad Durbin456 GP
60. Matt Strahm436 GP
61. Doug Bird432 GP
62. Joe Blanton427 GP
63. Sal Fasano427 GP
64. Bruce Chen401 GP
65. Ken Brett386 GP
66. Larry McWilliams380 GP
67. Neftali Feliz362 GP
68. Danny Jackson356 GP
69. A. J. Hinch350 GP
70. Steve Scarsone350 GP
71. Trevor Richards350 GP
72. Paul Byrd346 GP
73. David Lough342 GP
74. Scott Service340 GP
75. Erik Kratz335 GP
76. Jimmy Paredes332 GP
77. Rawly Eastwick326 GP
78. Jerry Spradlin310 GP
79. Jason Vargas300 GP
80. Brad Keller266 GP
81. Mike Morin241 GP
82. Jose Santiago229 GP
83. Jorge Bonifacio224 GP
84. Billy Brewer203 GP
85. Paul Spoljaric195 GP
86. Carlos Hernandez193 GP
87. Rob Tejeda186 GP
88. Renie Martin174 GP
89. Paul Abbott162 GP
90. Adam Bernero151 GP
91. Brandon Duckworth134 GP
92. Mark Ryal127 GP
93. Wayne Simpson123 GP
94. Bailey Falter121 GP
95. Jonathan Bowlan96 GP
96. Jay Baller94 GP
97. Jeff Grotewold87 GP
98. Billy Sorrell85 GP
99. Ben Lively84 GP
100. Sean O'Sullivan71 GP
101. Jose de Jesus63 GP
102. Michael Mariot45 GP
103. Les Walrond23 GP
104. Mike Jackson23 GP
105. Nolan Hoffman16 GP

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