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Players who played for the Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals

114 MLB players have played for both the Kansas City Royals and the St. Louis Cardinals, 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 Beltran2,586 GP
  2. Gary Gaetti2,507 GP
  3. Vada Pinson2,469 GP
  4. Orlando Cepeda2,124 GP
  5. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
  6. Terry Pendleton1,893 GP
  7. Cookie Rojas1,822 GP
  8. Mark Grudzielanek1,802 GP
  9. Darrell Porter1,782 GP
  10. Reggie Sanders1,777 GP
  11. Lonnie Smith1,613 GP
  12. Randal Grichuk1,474 GP
  13. Gregg Jefferies1,465 GP
  14. Steve Braun1,425 GP
  15. Vince Coleman1,371 GP
  16. Luis Alicea1,341 GP
  17. Tommy Pham1,255 GP
  18. Jon Jay1,201 GP
  19. Gerald Perry1,193 GP
  20. Pat Borders1,099 GP
  21. Brandon Moss1,016 GP
  22. Lindy McDaniel988 GP
  23. Jamie Quirk984 GP
  24. Paul DeJong925 GP
  25. Jason LaRue922 GP
  26. Craig Paquette814 GP
  27. Octavio Dotel758 GP
  28. Joe McEwing754 GP
  29. Felix Jose747 GP
  30. Dane Iorg743 GP
  31. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
  32. Eli Marrero724 GP
  33. Jamey Wright722 GP
  34. Lane Thomas715 GP
  35. Bob McClure699 GP
  36. Jonathan Broxton694 GP
  37. Garrett Hampson692 GP
  38. Ted Abernathy681 GP
  39. Dan Quisenberry674 GP
  40. Dennys Reyes674 GP
  41. Miguel Batista658 GP
  42. Rick Ankiel653 GP
  43. Bob Stinson652 GP
  44. David Howard645 GP
  45. Ted Savage642 GP
  46. Brayan Peña638 GP
  47. Scott Cooper592 GP
  48. Moe Drabowsky591 GP
  49. Ray Sadecki587 GP
  50. Ted Power565 GP
  51. Ricky Bottalico562 GP
  52. Greg Holland556 GP
  53. Mike Difelice550 GP
  54. Al Hrabosky546 GP
  55. Clint Hurdle515 GP
  56. Frank DiPino514 GP
  57. Bob Heise499 GP
  58. Joe Hoerner493 GP
  59. Kerry Robinson463 GP
  60. Richie Scheinblum462 GP
  61. Aurelio Lopez459 GP
  62. Jeff Suppan453 GP
  63. Nelson Briles452 GP
  64. Blaine Boyer447 GP
  65. Tom Murphy443 GP
  66. Bob Shirley434 GP
  67. Alberto Castillo418 GP
  68. Carl Taylor411 GP
  69. Mike MacDougal407 GP
  70. Brett Tomko406 GP
  71. Andy Hassler388 GP
  72. Larry McWilliams380 GP
  73. Chris Stratton374 GP
  74. Trevor Rosenthal373 GP
  75. Danny Jackson356 GP
  76. Steve Scarsone350 GP
  77. John Habyan348 GP
  78. Michael Wacha342 GP
  79. Luke Weaver338 GP
  80. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  81. Rawly Eastwick326 GP
  82. Mark Littell316 GP
  83. Nick Wittgren314 GP
  84. George Kottaras313 GP
  85. Mike Perez313 GP
  86. Don Hood312 GP
  87. Kip Wells304 GP
  88. Sidney Ponson298 GP
  89. Tony Cruz272 GP
  90. Mike Fiore254 GP
  91. Seth Maness253 GP
  92. Wilson Delgado253 GP
  93. Larry Sutton252 GP
  94. Sean Lowe248 GP
  95. Nelson Velazquez245 GP
  96. Eric Rasmussen239 GP
  97. Todd Wellemeyer211 GP
  98. Luis Ordaz206 GP
  99. Mike Mayers204 GP
  100. Brad Thompson203 GP
  101. Craig Wilson203 GP
  102. Cory Bailey172 GP
  103. Chris Zachary110 GP
  104. Francisco Peña86 GP
  105. Victor Marte82 GP
  106. Orlando Sanchez73 GP
  107. Scott Blewett69 GP
  108. Tom Bruno69 GP
  109. Aaron Brooks58 GP
  110. Stan Clarke50 GP
  111. Anthony Veneziano40 GP
  112. Brian Barber26 GP
  113. Mike Jackson23 GP
  114. Lance Clemons19 GP

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