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Players who played for the Los Angeles Angels and Milwaukee Brewers

121 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Angels 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. Dave Parker2,466 GP
  2. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
  3. Jim Edmonds2,011 GP
  4. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
  5. Devon White1,941 GP
  6. Tommy Harper1,810 GP
  7. Tom Brunansky1,800 GP
  8. Dante Bichette1,704 GP
  9. Ken McMullen1,583 GP
  10. Mike Moustakas1,427 GP
  11. Jean Segura1,413 GP
  12. Don Mincher1,400 GP
  13. Dickie Thon1,387 GP
  14. Ken Berry1,383 GP
  15. Eduardo Escobar1,364 GP
  16. Ed Kirkpatrick1,311 GP
  17. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
  18. Jonathan Lucroy1,210 GP
  19. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
  20. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
  21. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
  22. Brian Harper1,001 GP
  23. Hunter Renfroe996 GP
  24. Andy Etchebarren948 GP
  25. Francisco Rodriguez948 GP
  26. Joe Azcue909 GP
  27. Phil Roof857 GP
  28. Jeff Huson827 GP
  29. Alex Ochoa807 GP
  30. Eric Owens806 GP
  31. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
  32. Joe Lahoud791 GP
  33. Don Sutton785 GP
  34. Thad Bosley784 GP
  35. Ellie Rodriguez775 GP
  36. Luis Rengifo768 GP
  37. Rob Picciolo730 GP
  38. Bob McClure699 GP
  39. Andy Kosco658 GP
  40. Bobby Darwin646 GP
  41. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
  42. Andrew Chafin643 GP
  43. Jerry Reuss631 GP
  44. Mike Fetters620 GP
  45. Zack Greinke597 GP
  46. Ray Oyler542 GP
  47. Ji-Man Choi525 GP
  48. Tommie Reynolds513 GP
  49. Andy Allanson512 GP
  50. Bob Heise499 GP
  51. Hunter Strickland499 GP
  52. Jim Slaton496 GP
  53. Marty Pattin487 GP
  54. Mark Clear481 GP
  55. Bill Voss475 GP
  56. Skip Lockwood468 GP
  57. Steve Barber466 GP
  58. Chuck Crim449 GP
  59. Tom Murphy443 GP
  60. Donnie Moore416 GP
  61. Kirk Nieuwenhuis414 GP
  62. Hoby Milner410 GP
  63. Ken Sanders409 GP
  64. Brent Suter404 GP
  65. Bobby Clark396 GP
  66. Brett Phillips395 GP
  67. Jose Quintana394 GP
  68. Ken Brett386 GP
  69. Syd O'Brien378 GP
  70. Drew Pomeranz377 GP
  71. Bill Schroeder376 GP
  72. Clyde Wright360 GP
  73. Alex Claudio356 GP
  74. Jhoulys Chacin345 GP
  75. Mark Leiter335 GP
  76. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  77. Dick Selma324 GP
  78. George Brunet324 GP
  79. Curt Motton316 GP
  80. Keston Hiura302 GP
  81. Nick Franklin301 GP
  82. Dick Simpson288 GP
  83. Steve Sparks272 GP
  84. Sam Freeman271 GP
  85. Merritt Ranew269 GP
  86. Gary Glover263 GP
  87. Jim Abbott263 GP
  88. Julio Teheran263 GP
  89. Derrick Turnbow257 GP
  90. Jose Urena256 GP
  91. Trevor Gott255 GP
  92. Jake Petricka235 GP
  93. Jahmai Jones234 GP
  94. Gus Polidor229 GP
  95. Marcelino Lopez215 GP
  96. Junior Guerra213 GP
  97. Matt Wise209 GP
  98. Bill Travers205 GP
  99. Oliver Drake196 GP
  100. Scott Karl179 GP
  101. Paul Hartzell170 GP
  102. Jett Bandy156 GP
  103. Jeff Juden147 GP
  104. Trent Durrington140 GP
  105. Art Kusnyer139 GP
  106. Deolis Guerra136 GP
  107. Elvis Peguero135 GP
  108. Tim Nordbrook128 GP
  109. John Curtiss127 GP
  110. Ramon Flores119 GP
  111. Rob Zastryzny80 GP
  112. Tim Unroe79 GP
  113. Jack Lazorko69 GP
  114. Luis Jimenez68 GP
  115. Janson Junk62 GP
  116. Andrew Lorraine60 GP
  117. Bob Meyer41 GP
  118. Ray Krawczyk39 GP
  119. Archie Reynolds36 GP
  120. Ben Rowen20 GP
  121. Damien Magnifico4 GP

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