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Players who played for the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Yankees

124 MLB players have played for both the Milwaukee Brewers and the New York Yankees, 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. Andrew McCutchen2,299 GP
  3. Willie Randolph2,202 GP
  4. Tony Fernandez2,158 GP
  5. Felipe Alou2,082 GP
  6. Curtis Granderson2,057 GP
  7. George Scott2,034 GP
  8. Jim Wynn1,920 GP
  9. Rick Dempsey1,766 GP
  10. Deron Johnson1,765 GP
  11. Mark Reynolds1,688 GP
  12. Lyle Overbay1,587 GP
  13. Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
  14. Jerry Hairston1,442 GP
  15. Josh Donaldson1,384 GP
  16. John Vander Wal1,372 GP
  17. Richie Sexson1,367 GP
  18. Rick Cerone1,329 GP
  19. Dick Schofield1,321 GP
  20. Neil Walker1,306 GP
  21. Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
  22. Gerald Williams1,168 GP
  23. Joe Oliver1,076 GP
  24. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
  25. Jamie Quirk984 GP
  26. David Weathers967 GP
  27. Mike Hegan965 GP
  28. Gary Sanchez946 GP
  29. Dion James917 GP
  30. Jace Peterson889 GP
  31. Trent Grisham886 GP
  32. Mike Myers883 GP
  33. Dale Sveum862 GP
  34. John Kennedy856 GP
  35. Casey McGehee850 GP
  36. Bob Wickman835 GP
  37. Fred Stanley816 GP
  38. Ellie Rodriguez775 GP
  39. Jake Bauers759 GP
  40. Chris Carter750 GP
  41. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
  42. Ben Gamel723 GP
  43. Ron Villone717 GP
  44. Eric Plunk715 GP
  45. Andy Kosco658 GP
  46. Boone Logan635 GP
  47. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
  48. Tony Fossas567 GP
  49. Lenn Sakata565 GP
  50. CC Sabathia562 GP
  51. Darren Holmes557 GP
  52. Luis Vizcaino543 GP
  53. Ji-Man Choi525 GP
  54. Luke Voit508 GP
  55. Chad Moeller501 GP
  56. Jack Aker496 GP
  57. Ray Burris490 GP
  58. Travis Ishikawa488 GP
  59. Steve Barber466 GP
  60. Jose Veras440 GP
  61. Wil Nieves427 GP
  62. Ryan Thompson416 GP
  63. Al Downing409 GP
  64. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
  65. Neal Heaton388 GP
  66. Ken Brett386 GP
  67. Alberto Reyes384 GP
  68. Cody Ransom383 GP
  69. Ricky Bones379 GP
  70. David Phelps368 GP
  71. Juan Acevedo367 GP
  72. Chris Dickerson355 GP
  73. Devin Williams351 GP
  74. Erik Kratz335 GP
  75. Mark Leiter335 GP
  76. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  77. Billy McKinney327 GP
  78. Chris Capuano321 GP
  79. Doc Medich314 GP
  80. Jim Bouton307 GP
  81. Bill Castro303 GP
  82. Paul Mirabella298 GP
  83. Danny Walton297 GP
  84. Dave LaPoint294 GP
  85. Tim Leary293 GP
  86. Dick Simpson288 GP
  87. Bobby Mitchell273 GP
  88. Josias Manzanillo268 GP
  89. Steve Whitaker266 GP
  90. Frank Tepedino265 GP
  91. Jim Abbott263 GP
  92. Pablo Reyes259 GP
  93. Jahmai Jones234 GP
  94. Robert Perez221 GP
  95. Tyler Austin209 GP
  96. Fred Talbot207 GP
  97. Jonathan Davis205 GP
  98. Luis Cruz195 GP
  99. Dooley Womack193 GP
  100. Phil Bickford187 GP
  101. Justin Topa175 GP
  102. Frankie Montas169 GP
  103. Mike Ferraro162 GP
  104. Jeff Juden147 GP
  105. Sergio Mitre145 GP
  106. Nestor Cortes144 GP
  107. Wayne Franklin143 GP
  108. Tyler Webb139 GP
  109. Ramon Flores119 GP
  110. Rob Gardner111 GP
  111. Jim Bruske106 GP
  112. Steve Kiefer105 GP
  113. Mike Zagurski91 GP
  114. Jake Cousins88 GP
  115. Sal Romano88 GP
  116. Mike Buddie87 GP
  117. Ryan Weber76 GP
  118. Chi Chi Gonzalez71 GP
  119. Tim McIntosh71 GP
  120. Erick Almonte55 GP
  121. Bob Meyer41 GP
  122. Ben Ford31 GP
  123. Adrian Hernandez14 GP
  124. Clayton Andrews5 GP

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