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Players who played for the Miami Marlins and New York Mets

105 MLB players have played for both the Miami Marlins and the New York Mets, 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. Gary Sheffield2,576 GP
  2. Todd Zeile2,158 GP
  3. Bobby Bonilla2,113 GP
  4. Curtis Granderson2,057 GP
  5. Carlos Delgado2,035 GP
  6. Jeff Conine2,024 GP
  7. Mike Cameron1,955 GP
  8. Moises Alou1,942 GP
  9. Mike Piazza1,912 GP
  10. Lenny Harris1,903 GP
  11. Jose Reyes1,877 GP
  12. Luis Castillo1,720 GP
  13. Damion Easley1,706 GP
  14. Cliff Floyd1,621 GP
  15. Starling Marte1,586 GP
  16. Dave Magadan1,582 GP
  17. Joe Orsulak1,494 GP
  18. Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
  19. Carl Everett1,405 GP
  20. Neil Walker1,306 GP
  21. Gerald Williams1,168 GP
  22. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
  23. Preston Wilson1,108 GP
  24. John Buck1,090 GP
  25. Paul Lo Duca1,082 GP
  26. John Cangelosi1,038 GP
  27. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
  28. David Weathers967 GP
  29. Billy Hamilton951 GP
  30. Adeiny Hechavarria922 GP
  31. David Robertson881 GP
  32. Jake Marisnick877 GP
  33. Alejandro De Aza838 GP
  34. Joe Panik818 GP
  35. Darren Oliver775 GP
  36. Armando Benitez762 GP
  37. Guillermo Mota743 GP
  38. Austin Slater727 GP
  39. Kurt Abbott702 GP
  40. Bob McClure699 GP
  41. Braden Looper679 GP
  42. Dennis Cook669 GP
  43. Joey Wendle667 GP
  44. Brian Daubach661 GP
  45. Miguel Batista658 GP
  46. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
  47. Rich Rodriguez610 GP
  48. Heath Bell590 GP
  49. Brad Hand579 GP
  50. Ronny Paulino573 GP
  51. Mike Jacobs569 GP
  52. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
  53. Ramon Castro567 GP
  54. Jon Rauch556 GP
  55. Livan Hernandez537 GP
  56. Ryne Stanek535 GP
  57. Luis Ayala534 GP
  58. Christopher Morel512 GP
  59. Felix Heredia511 GP
  60. Chuck Carr507 GP
  61. Alejandro Peña503 GP
  62. Justin Ruggiano483 GP
  63. Jorge Julio453 GP
  64. Rafael Ortega425 GP
  65. Al Leiter419 GP
  66. Ryan Thompson416 GP
  67. AJ Ramos381 GP
  68. Mario Diaz374 GP
  69. Ryan McGuire368 GP
  70. Juan Acevedo367 GP
  71. Yorkis Perez337 GP
  72. Vic Darensbourg313 GP
  73. Jorge Lopez308 GP
  74. Jason Vargas300 GP
  75. Jorge Sosa296 GP
  76. Vidal Brujan271 GP
  77. Josias Manzanillo268 GP
  78. Cristian Pache260 GP
  79. Jose Urena256 GP
  80. Scott Strickland239 GP
  81. Huascar Brazoban228 GP
  82. Jordany Valdespin214 GP
  83. Manny Aybar210 GP
  84. Cole Sulser207 GP
  85. Toby Borland207 GP
  86. Eric Wagaman183 GP
  87. Deven Marrero178 GP
  88. Zach Pop171 GP
  89. Chris Aguila149 GP
  90. Dennis Springer130 GP
  91. John Curtiss127 GP
  92. John Maine116 GP
  93. Tyler Zuber110 GP
  94. Ali Sanchez99 GP
  95. Jeff Brigham94 GP
  96. Geoff Hartlieb86 GP
  97. Jimmy Yacabonis78 GP
  98. Xzavion Curry71 GP
  99. Eddy Alvarez63 GP
  100. Vinny Rottino62 GP
  101. Reid Cornelius46 GP
  102. Stephen Tarpley44 GP
  103. Ralph Milliard42 GP
  104. Henry Owens25 GP
  105. Jordan Yamamoto22 GP

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