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Players who played for the Los Angeles Angels and Pittsburgh Pirates

117 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Angels and the Pittsburgh Pirates, 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. George Hendrick2,048 GP
3. Lance Parrish1,988 GP
4. Jim Fregosi1,902 GP
5. Ted Kluszewski1,718 GP
6. Tim Foli1,696 GP
7. Freddie Patek1,650 GP
8. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
9. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
10. Ken Oberkfell1,602 GP
11. Raul Mondesi1,525 GP
12. Vic Davalillo1,458 GP
13. Tony Armas1,432 GP
14. Jason Thompson1,418 GP
15. Matt Joyce1,400 GP
16. Johnny Ray1,353 GP
17. Don Slaught1,327 GP
18. Ed Kirkpatrick1,311 GP
19. Gary Matthews1,281 GP
20. Adam Frazier1,263 GP
21. David Freese1,184 GP
22. Mike Easler1,151 GP
23. Dick Stuart1,112 GP
24. Sean Rodriguez1,103 GP
25. John McDonald1,100 GP
26. John Buck1,090 GP
27. Jose Lind1,044 GP
28. Brian Harper1,001 GP
29. Gino Cimoli969 GP
30. Luis Sojo848 GP
31. Bob Oliver847 GP
32. Ron Kline743 GP
33. Bert Blyleven699 GP
34. Tony Watson689 GP
35. Kevin Newman673 GP
36. Jesse Chavez657 GP
37. Jerry Reuss631 GP
38. Mike Fetters620 GP
39. Terry Forster620 GP
40. Jackie Hernandez618 GP
41. Carlos Garcia610 GP
42. Hank Foiles608 GP
43. John Candelaria603 GP
44. Jason Grilli595 GP
45. Alfredo Amezaga584 GP
46. Luis Tiant573 GP
47. Ed Ott567 GP
48. Bob Patterson559 GP
49. Don Robinson551 GP
50. Jason Christiansen529 GP
51. Ji-Man Choi525 GP
52. Kirby Yates517 GP
53. Philip Gosselin497 GP
54. Ken Hamlin468 GP
55. JB Shuck461 GP
56. Jose Gonzalez461 GP
57. Jeff Robinson455 GP
58. Orlando Peña429 GP
59. Mark Johnson428 GP
60. Joe Blanton427 GP
61. Tom Griffin408 GP
62. Jose Quintana394 GP
63. Mark Petkovsek390 GP
64. Julio Gotay389 GP
65. Rich Hill389 GP
66. Andy Hassler388 GP
67. Bruce Kison388 GP
68. Brendan Donnelly387 GP
69. Ken Brett386 GP
70. Al Holland384 GP
71. Sean Burnett380 GP
72. Chris Stratton374 GP
73. Omar Olivares364 GP
74. Trevor Cahill363 GP
75. Mike Bielecki348 GP
76. Chris Devenski325 GP
77. George Brunet324 GP
78. Junior Noboa317 GP
79. Mike Brown315 GP
80. Ernesto Frieri304 GP
81. Pat Clements288 GP
82. Robert Stephenson284 GP
83. Bob Kipper274 GP
84. Brandon Wood272 GP
85. Bob Priddy261 GP
86. Wade LeBlanc259 GP
87. Tyler Heineman251 GP
88. Jesse Jefferson237 GP
89. Chris Resop235 GP
90. Tyler Anderson234 GP
91. Andrew Heaney230 GP
92. Cole Tucker184 GP
93. Hisanori Takahashi168 GP
94. Darrell May161 GP
95. Bo Belinsky148 GP
96. Deolis Guerra136 GP
97. Mark Ryal127 GP
98. Orlando McFarlane124 GP
99. Mickey Mahler122 GP
100. Rich Robertson114 GP
101. Roansy Contreras95 GP
102. Charlie Sands93 GP
103. Chris Bootcheck91 GP
104. Rob Zastryzny80 GP
105. Angelo Encarnacion76 GP
106. Red Witt66 GP
107. Dillon Peters59 GP
108. Nick Tropeano54 GP
109. Kyle Keller44 GP
110. Ray Krawczyk39 GP
111. Williams Jerez29 GP
112. Miguel Del Pozo27 GP
113. Kevin Padlo26 GP
114. Yoslan Herrera25 GP
115. Miguel Garcia14 GP
116. Joe Redfield12 GP
117. Michael Darrell-Hicks7 GP

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