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Players who played for the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers

117 MLB players have played for both the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers, 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. Jim Sundberg1,962 GP
  3. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
  4. Darrell Porter1,782 GP
  5. Alex Rios1,691 GP
  6. Juan Gonzalez1,689 GP
  7. Juan Beniquez1,500 GP
  8. Carlos Peña1,493 GP
  9. Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
  10. Bucky Dent1,392 GP
  11. Ron Hansen1,384 GP
  12. Dean Palmer1,357 GP
  13. Luis Alicea1,341 GP
  14. Don Slaught1,327 GP
  15. Ed Kirkpatrick1,311 GP
  16. Tom Goodwin1,288 GP
  17. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
  18. Robbie Grossman1,213 GP
  19. Endy Chavez1,151 GP
  20. Kurt Stillwell998 GP
  21. Rick Reichardt997 GP
  22. Curt Wilkerson972 GP
  23. Kurt Bevacqua970 GP
  24. Steve Balboni960 GP
  25. Chris James946 GP
  26. Chad Kreuter944 GP
  27. Desi Relaford939 GP
  28. Elias Diaz916 GP
  29. Aroldis Chapman915 GP
  30. Dave Chalk903 GP
  31. Leon Roberts901 GP
  32. Dave Nelson813 GP
  33. Joe Lahoud791 GP
  34. Greg Pryor789 GP
  35. Gaylord Perry787 GP
  36. Nicky Lopez786 GP
  37. Thad Bosley784 GP
  38. Joakim Soria773 GP
  39. Jamey Wright722 GP
  40. Joe Foy716 GP
  41. Matt Duffy709 GP
  42. Jake Diekman705 GP
  43. Jason Frasor679 GP
  44. Dennys Reyes674 GP
  45. Jesse Chavez657 GP
  46. Mitch Williams619 GP
  47. Will Smith618 GP
  48. Greg Holland556 GP
  49. Rudy Seanez544 GP
  50. Andres Blanco536 GP
  51. Ron Mahay520 GP
  52. Ian Kennedy500 GP
  53. Joe Hoerner493 GP
  54. Hanser Alberto488 GP
  55. Mike McCormick487 GP
  56. Michael Lorenzen484 GP
  57. Matt Treanor468 GP
  58. Brian Shouse467 GP
  59. Richie Scheinblum462 GP
  60. Nelson Briles452 GP
  61. Tom Poquette452 GP
  62. Greg Cadaret451 GP
  63. Adrian Brown447 GP
  64. Floyd Bannister431 GP
  65. Donnie Sadler418 GP
  66. Al Levine416 GP
  67. Jeremy Jeffress414 GP
  68. Esteban German409 GP
  69. Brett Tomko406 GP
  70. Bruce Chen401 GP
  71. Charlie Leibrandt394 GP
  72. Chris Stratton374 GP
  73. Jordan Lyles362 GP
  74. Neftali Feliz362 GP
  75. Donnie Murphy335 GP
  76. Justin Grimm325 GP
  77. Terry Mathews324 GP
  78. Luis Pujols316 GP
  79. Jerry Don Gleaton307 GP
  80. Kip Wells304 GP
  81. Jakob Junis301 GP
  82. Sidney Ponson298 GP
  83. Mike Minor296 GP
  84. Edinson Volquez295 GP
  85. Ruben Mateo295 GP
  86. Steve Foucault277 GP
  87. Rick Reed274 GP
  88. Chris Young271 GP
  89. Tucker Ashford222 GP
  90. John Thomson216 GP
  91. Rob Tejeda186 GP
  92. Butch Davis166 GP
  93. Dillon Gee165 GP
  94. Randy Bass130 GP
  95. Luis Hernandez122 GP
  96. Mike Wood115 GP
  97. Albert Abreu108 GP
  98. Carlos Peguero103 GP
  99. Meibrys Viloria103 GP
  100. Taylor Hearn101 GP
  101. Ryan Bukvich97 GP
  102. Hector Ortiz93 GP
  103. Cole Ragans91 GP
  104. Terry Clark91 GP
  105. Josh Rupe90 GP
  106. Luis Mendoza90 GP
  107. Jason Standridge80 GP
  108. Henry Mercedes79 GP
  109. Luke Farrell69 GP
  110. Nathan Adcock56 GP
  111. Keith Creel55 GP
  112. Nick Capra45 GP
  113. Steve Jones38 GP
  114. Scott Anderson18 GP
  115. Russ McGinnis17 GP
  116. Walter Pennington16 GP
  117. Jose Diaz5 GP

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