Players who played for the Los Angeles Angels and Minnesota Twins
126 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Angels and the Minnesota Twins, 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.
- Dave Winfield2,973 GP
- Gary Gaetti2,507 GP
- Rod Carew2,469 GP
- Chili Davis2,436 GP
- Torii Hunter2,372 GP
- Don Baylor2,292 GP
- Eddie Yost2,109 GP
- Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
- Leo Cardenas1,941 GP
- Tom Brunansky1,800 GP
- Kurt Suzuki1,635 GP
- Vic Power1,627 GP
- Don Mincher1,400 GP
- Eduardo Escobar1,364 GP
- Kendrys Morales1,363 GP
- Butch Wynegar1,301 GP
- Ken Landreaux1,264 GP
- Andrelton Simmons1,226 GP
- Phil Nevin1,217 GP
- Dan Ford1,153 GP
- Lenny Green1,136 GP
- Greg Myers1,108 GP
- Pat Borders1,099 GP
- C. J. Cron1,049 GP
- LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
- Brian Harper1,001 GP
- Albie Pearson988 GP
- Dave Hollins983 GP
- Aaron Hicks981 GP
- Jimmie Hall963 GP
- Rob Wilfong959 GP
- Jason Castro952 GP
- Fernando Rodney951 GP
- Ron Jackson926 GP
- Rocky Bridges919 GP
- Joe Smith866 GP
- Ben Revere857 GP
- Phil Roof857 GP
- Gio Urshela851 GP
- Alex Ochoa807 GP
- Tom Burgmeier782 GP
- Donnie Hill756 GP
- Ron Kline743 GP
- Ron Perranoski737 GP
- Miguel Sano722 GP
- Bert Blyleven699 GP
- George Thomas685 GP
- Matt Walbeck682 GP
- J. C. Romero680 GP
- Andy Kosco658 GP
- Brian Fuentes650 GP
- Dave LaRoche649 GP
- Hector Carrasco647 GP
- Bobby Darwin646 GP
- Ehire Adrianza625 GP
- Mike Fetters620 GP
- Jackie Hernandez618 GP
- Luis Garcia617 GP
- LaMonte Wade614 GP
- Billy Consolo603 GP
- John Candelaria603 GP
- Luis Tiant573 GP
- Bartolo Colon565 GP
- Drew Butera556 GP
- Rene Rivera542 GP
- Brendan Harris529 GP
- Lyman Bostock526 GP
- Faye Throneberry521 GP
- Julio Becquer488 GP
- Ken Aspromonte475 GP
- Kevin Jepsen469 GP
- Shane Robinson461 GP
- Tom Morgan443 GP
- Ervin Santana425 GP
- Niko Goodrum415 GP
- Hansel Robles411 GP
- Ken Sanders409 GP
- Dean Chance406 GP
- Rich Hill389 GP
- Bobby Wilson386 GP
- Ken Brett386 GP
- Dave Goltz356 GP
- Blake Parker350 GP
- Ricky Nolasco330 GP
- Bill Singer324 GP
- Doug Corbett313 GP
- Tex Clevenger310 GP
- Ramon Ortiz308 GP
- Geoff Zahn304 GP
- Kyle Barraclough291 GP
- Michael Fulmer280 GP
- Bob Kipper274 GP
- Hector Santiago270 GP
- Frank Kostro266 GP
- Jose Urena256 GP
- Danny Goodwin252 GP
- Don Lee244 GP
- Mike Morin241 GP
- Gregorio Petit197 GP
- Oliver Drake196 GP
- Dylan Bundy191 GP
- Paul Hartzell170 GP
- Jack Spring155 GP
- Fred Lasher151 GP
- Mike Ryan149 GP
- Buddy Boshers128 GP
- Matt Shoemaker128 GP
- John Curtiss127 GP
- Rich Robertson114 GP
- John Verhoeven99 GP
- Mel Nelson96 GP
- Shaun Anderson88 GP
- Pete Cimino86 GP
- Jim Donohue70 GP
- Juan Graterol67 GP
- Adalberto Mejia62 GP
- Aaron Slegers49 GP
- A. J. Achter45 GP
- Drew Rucinski45 GP
- Oliver Ortega45 GP
- Mike Cook41 GP
- Erik Bennett25 GP
- Alex Meyer22 GP
- Adam Wilk13 GP
- Tack Wilson12 GP
- Aaron Whitefield8 GP
Think you know them all?
The Los Angeles Angels and Minnesota Twins could share a square on today's grid. Name a player who fits both headings on an Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe board.
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Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.