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Players who played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Philadelphia Phillies

108 MLB players have played for both the Milwaukee Brewers and the Philadelphia Phillies, 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. Julio Franco2,527 GP
2. Andrew McCutchen2,299 GP
3. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
4. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
5. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
6. Deron Johnson1,765 GP
7. Don Money1,720 GP
8. Tito Francona1,719 GP
9. Jose Hernandez1,587 GP
10. Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
11. Jean Segura1,413 GP
12. David Bell1,403 GP
13. Dickie Thon1,387 GP
14. John Briggs1,366 GP
15. Geoff Jenkins1,349 GP
16. Neil Walker1,306 GP
17. Sixto Lezcano1,291 GP
18. Ollie Brown1,221 GP
19. Wes Helms1,212 GP
20. Larry Hisle1,197 GP
21. Dan Plesac1,064 GP
22. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
23. Brad Miller1,055 GP
24. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
25. Logan Morrison997 GP
26. Rhys Hoskins983 GP
27. Dale Sveum862 GP
28. Doug Jones846 GP
29. Derrick May797 GP
30. Paul Bako789 GP
31. Randy Ready777 GP
32. Laynce Nix758 GP
33. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
34. Tyler Houston700 GP
35. Tony Gwynn685 GP
36. Ted Savage642 GP
37. Mike Young635 GP
38. Turner Ward626 GP
39. Mark Davis625 GP
40. Johnny Estrada612 GP
41. Gary Bennett587 GP
42. Roberto Peña587 GP
43. Darin Ruf582 GP
44. Ricky Bottalico562 GP
45. Jared Hughes542 GP
46. Frank Linzy516 GP
47. Chris Short506 GP
48. Brandon Kintzler483 GP
49. Kyle Lohse472 GP
50. Bruce Ruffin469 GP
51. Wil Nieves427 GP
52. Jim Lonborg426 GP
53. Jim Kern416 GP
54. Hoby Milner410 GP
55. Mike Adams410 GP
56. Dick Ellsworth407 GP
57. Randy Wolf405 GP
58. Dick Davis403 GP
59. Ken Brett386 GP
60. Cody Ransom383 GP
61. Ed Farmer370 GP
62. David Phelps368 GP
63. Neftali Feliz362 GP
64. Trevor Richards350 GP
65. Erik Kratz335 GP
66. Mark Leiter335 GP
67. Juan Bell329 GP
68. Dick Selma324 GP
69. Lou Collier315 GP
70. Corey Knebel312 GP
71. Dave LaPoint294 GP
72. Wayne Twitchell282 GP
73. John Vukovich277 GP
74. Randy Lerch262 GP
75. JoJo Romero252 GP
76. Chase Anderson250 GP
77. Valerio De Los Santos235 GP
78. Ron Clark230 GP
79. Darrell Brandon229 GP
80. Marcelino Lopez215 GP
81. Julio Santana209 GP
82. Bill Champion204 GP
83. Joe Ross183 GP
84. Tom Edens182 GP
85. Bryse Wilson179 GP
86. Jeff Juden147 GP
87. Nelson Figueroa145 GP
88. Deolis Guerra136 GP
89. Josh Lindblom134 GP
90. John Morris132 GP
91. Ken Reynolds119 GP
92. Kane Davis107 GP
93. Cesar Jimenez97 GP
94. Bob Sebra95 GP
95. Mike Zagurski91 GP
96. Reggie Harris86 GP
97. Jim Adduci70 GP
98. Pete Koegel62 GP
99. Juan Perez61 GP
100. Dan Boitano52 GP
101. Trevor Kelley42 GP
102. Alec Asher38 GP
103. Steward Berroa34 GP
104. John Poff31 GP
105. Pedro Liriano16 GP
106. Alex Madrid14 GP
107. Steve Stanicek13 GP
108. R. J. Swindle9 GP

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