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Players who played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Seattle Mariners

108 MLB players have played for both the Milwaukee Brewers and the Seattle Mariners, 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. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
2. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
3. Mike Cameron1,955 GP
4. Jeff Cirillo1,617 GP
5. Gorman Thomas1,435 GP
6. Jeffrey Leonard1,415 GP
7. Jean Segura1,413 GP
8. David Bell1,403 GP
9. Richie Sexson1,367 GP
10. Adam Lind1,344 GP
11. Rickie Weeks1,324 GP
12. Justin Smoak1,286 GP
13. Kolten Wong1,189 GP
14. Yuniesky Betancourt1,156 GP
15. Fernando Vina1,148 GP
16. Scott Podsednik1,079 GP
17. Joe Oliver1,076 GP
18. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
19. Brad Miller1,055 GP
20. Bill Hall1,054 GP
21. Corey Hart1,048 GP
22. Logan Morrison997 GP
23. Henry Blanco971 GP
24. Dave Valle970 GP
25. Ray Fosse924 GP
26. Yorvit Torrealba907 GP
27. Mike Felder899 GP
28. Mike Myers883 GP
29. Dale Sveum862 GP
30. Jeff Huson827 GP
31. Rowdy Tellez785 GP
32. Thad Bosley784 GP
33. Jesse Winker781 GP
34. Tom Lampkin777 GP
35. Jake Bauers759 GP
36. Nori Aoki759 GP
37. Ben Gamel723 GP
38. Jamey Wright722 GP
39. Ron Villone717 GP
40. Omar Narvaez681 GP
41. Matt Mieske663 GP
42. Diego Segui640 GP
43. Rick Auerbach624 GP
44. Eric Thames605 GP
45. Luis Urias605 GP
46. Dan Vogelbach602 GP
47. Zach Duke576 GP
48. Tony Fossas567 GP
49. Domingo Santana516 GP
50. Dave Burba511 GP
51. Hunter Strickland499 GP
52. Salomon Torres499 GP
53. Jeremy Reed483 GP
54. Abraham Toro442 GP
55. Josh Wilson431 GP
56. Ed Nunez427 GP
57. Hoby Milner410 GP
58. Ryon Healy405 GP
59. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
60. Keon Broxton376 GP
61. David Phelps368 GP
62. Alex Diaz366 GP
63. Marc Newfield355 GP
64. Jesus Colome341 GP
65. Mark Leiter335 GP
66. Yovani Gallardo326 GP
67. Justin Grimm325 GP
68. Wade Miley323 GP
69. Kameron Loe322 GP
70. Doc Medich314 GP
71. Chris Bosio310 GP
72. Jim Colborn302 GP
73. Bill Krueger301 GP
74. Nick Franklin301 GP
75. Paul Mirabella298 GP
76. Tim Leary293 GP
77. Brian Giles287 GP
78. Wayne Twitchell282 GP
79. Josias Manzanillo268 GP
80. Sean Green264 GP
81. Trevor Gott255 GP
82. Robert Machado253 GP
83. Robert Perez221 GP
84. Dennis Powell207 GP
85. Pete Ladd205 GP
86. Odell Jones201 GP
87. Tommy Milone199 GP
88. Luis Sardinas182 GP
89. Justin Topa175 GP
90. Nestor Cortes144 GP
91. Paul Mitchell125 GP
92. Mac Suzuki117 GP
93. Taylor Williams99 GP
94. Cesar Jimenez97 GP
95. Tim Lopes94 GP
96. Ryan Weber76 GP
97. Tyson Miller74 GP
98. Jack Lazorko69 GP
99. Randy Stein65 GP
100. Andrew Lorraine60 GP
101. David Freitas59 GP
102. Bob Galasso55 GP
103. Jacob Nottingham53 GP
104. Thyago Vieira53 GP
105. Connor Sadzeck35 GP
106. J. B. Bukauskas33 GP
107. Kevin Brown24 GP
108. Easton McGee20 GP

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