Players who played for the Los Angeles Angels and Toronto Blue Jays
123 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Angels and the Toronto Blue Jays, 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.
- Rickey Henderson3,081 GP
- Dave Winfield2,973 GP
- Dave Parker2,466 GP
- Ron Fairly2,442 GP
- Tony Phillips2,161 GP
- Lance Parrish1,988 GP
- Devon White1,941 GP
- Vernon Wells1,731 GP
- Dave Collins1,701 GP
- Troy Glaus1,537 GP
- Raul Mondesi1,525 GP
- Edgardo Alfonzo1,506 GP
- Juan Beniquez1,500 GP
- Randal Grichuk1,474 GP
- Cecil Fielder1,470 GP
- Yunel Escobar1,434 GP
- Dick Schofield1,368 GP
- Kendrys Morales1,363 GP
- Bengie Molina1,362 GP
- Rance Mulliniks1,325 GP
- David Eckstein1,311 GP
- Kevin Pillar1,234 GP
- Glenallen Hill1,162 GP
- Greg Myers1,108 GP
- John McDonald1,100 GP
- Pat Borders1,099 GP
- John Buck1,090 GP
- Juan Rivera1,058 GP
- LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
- Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
- Dave Hollins983 GP
- Cliff Pennington971 GP
- Jeff Mathis951 GP
- Jose Molina947 GP
- Shea Hillenbrand943 GP
- Kelly Gruber939 GP
- Maicer Izturis909 GP
- Brandon Drury867 GP
- Joe Smith866 GP
- Ben Revere857 GP
- Phil Roof857 GP
- Gio Urshela851 GP
- Luis Sojo848 GP
- Brad Fullmer807 GP
- Charlie O'Brien800 GP
- Darren Oliver775 GP
- Willie Aikens774 GP
- Craig Grebeck752 GP
- Jake Lamb724 GP
- Rene Gonzales705 GP
- Rob Ducey703 GP
- Jesse Chavez657 GP
- Scott Downs619 GP
- Justin Speier613 GP
- Carlos Garcia610 GP
- John Candelaria603 GP
- Ryan Langerhans597 GP
- Jason Grilli595 GP
- Kevin Gregg594 GP
- Aaron Loup591 GP
- Junior Felix585 GP
- Scott Schoeneweis577 GP
- Mark Eichhorn563 GP
- Todd Greene536 GP
- Tony Solaita525 GP
- Domingo Ramos507 GP
- Michael Lorenzen484 GP
- Greg Cadaret451 GP
- Tom Murphy443 GP
- Dominic Leone428 GP
- Sal Fasano427 GP
- Kelvim Escobar411 GP
- Mark Lowe382 GP
- Ryan Tepera373 GP
- Norberto Martin354 GP
- Adam Cimber351 GP
- Jacob Barnes334 GP
- Bill Singer324 GP
- Jordan Romano317 GP
- Ramon Ortiz308 GP
- Carl Edwards304 GP
- Bob Davis290 GP
- Javy Guerra272 GP
- Gary Glover263 GP
- Jose Urena256 GP
- Dyar Miller251 GP
- Tyler Heineman251 GP
- Tyler Chatwood245 GP
- Willie Fraser239 GP
- Jesse Jefferson237 GP
- Jake Petricka235 GP
- Nick Sandlin235 GP
- Yusei Kikuchi213 GP
- Mat Latos197 GP
- Oliver Drake196 GP
- Dave Lemanczyk185 GP
- Balor Moore180 GP
- Tayler Saucedo176 GP
- Mike Barlow133 GP
- Buddy Boshers128 GP
- Matt Shoemaker128 GP
- Tim Nordbrook128 GP
- José Soriano123 GP
- Don Kirkwood122 GP
- Mickey Mahler122 GP
- Michael Stefanic115 GP
- Doug Linton112 GP
- DeWayne Buice96 GP
- David Pauley91 GP
- Shaun Anderson88 GP
- Jim Eppard82 GP
- Mark Dalesandro79 GP
- Alek Manoah78 GP
- Jo-Jo Reyes77 GP
- Cesar Valdez69 GP
- Taylor Cole57 GP
- Dan Whitmer55 GP
- Brian Cooper42 GP
- Robert Coello28 GP
- Deck McGuire27 GP
- Ben VanRyn26 GP
- Brad Mills21 GP
- Brian Moran18 GP
Think you know them all?
The Los Angeles Angels and Toronto Blue Jays 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.