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Players who played for the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals

114 MLB players have played for both the Milwaukee Brewers and the St. Louis Cardinals, 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. Ted Simmons2,456 GP
  2. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
  3. Jose Cardenal2,017 GP
  4. Jim Edmonds2,011 GP
  5. Tom Brunansky1,800 GP
  6. Darrell Porter1,782 GP
  7. Tito Francona1,719 GP
  8. Mark Reynolds1,688 GP
  9. Ronnie Belliard1,484 GP
  10. David Bell1,403 GP
  11. Dick Schofield1,321 GP
  12. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
  13. Mike Matheny1,305 GP
  14. Sixto Lezcano1,291 GP
  15. Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
  16. Corey Patterson1,230 GP
  17. Mark Sweeney1,218 GP
  18. Kolten Wong1,189 GP
  19. Felipe Lopez1,185 GP
  20. Fernando Vina1,148 GP
  21. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
  22. Brad Miller1,055 GP
  23. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
  24. Bernie Carbo1,010 GP
  25. Brian Harper1,001 GP
  26. Jamie Quirk984 GP
  27. Ted Kubiak977 GP
  28. Jedd Gyorko847 GP
  29. Julian Tavarez828 GP
  30. Tom Lampkin777 GP
  31. Kelly Stinnett734 GP
  32. Jamey Wright722 GP
  33. Ron Villone717 GP
  34. Bob McClure699 GP
  35. Jonathan Broxton694 GP
  36. Braden Looper679 GP
  37. Ted Savage642 GP
  38. Diego Segui640 GP
  39. Jerry Reuss631 GP
  40. Ray King593 GP
  41. Jerry McNertney590 GP
  42. Gary Bennett587 GP
  43. Ray Sadecki587 GP
  44. Vic Harris579 GP
  45. Zach Duke576 GP
  46. Mike DeJean568 GP
  47. Tony Fossas567 GP
  48. Ricky Bottalico562 GP
  49. Darren Holmes557 GP
  50. John Axford544 GP
  51. Frank Linzy516 GP
  52. Frank DiPino514 GP
  53. Luke Voit508 GP
  54. Chuck Carr507 GP
  55. Bob Heise499 GP
  56. Ray Burris490 GP
  57. Larry Haney480 GP
  58. Carlos Villanueva476 GP
  59. Bill Voss475 GP
  60. Kyle Lohse472 GP
  61. Paul Householder466 GP
  62. Jeff Suppan453 GP
  63. Blaine Boyer447 GP
  64. Tom Murphy443 GP
  65. Reggie Cleveland428 GP
  66. Jack Heidemann426 GP
  67. Cory Spangenberg420 GP
  68. Donnie Moore416 GP
  69. Jose Quintana394 GP
  70. Bob Burda388 GP
  71. Alberto Reyes384 GP
  72. Bob Coluccio370 GP
  73. Juan Acevedo367 GP
  74. Danny Frisella351 GP
  75. Cal Eldred346 GP
  76. Lary Sorensen346 GP
  77. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  78. Lew Krausse334 GP
  79. Mark Johnson332 GP
  80. George Brunet324 GP
  81. Bob Humphreys319 GP
  82. Lance Painter315 GP
  83. George Kottaras313 GP
  84. Chuck Taylor305 GP
  85. Shelby Miller303 GP
  86. Dave LaPoint294 GP
  87. Cris Carpenter291 GP
  88. Dick Simpson288 GP
  89. Pete Vuckovich286 GP
  90. Sam Freeman271 GP
  91. JoJo Romero252 GP
  92. Mike Matthews231 GP
  93. Ed Sprague198 GP
  94. Erick Fedde198 GP
  95. Rich Folkers195 GP
  96. Marcus Jensen145 GP
  97. Bob Reynolds140 GP
  98. Tyler Webb139 GP
  99. Jake Woodford130 GP
  100. Ken Reynolds119 GP
  101. Chris Narveson118 GP
  102. Michael Blazek114 GP
  103. Bill Pulsipher107 GP
  104. Dustin May102 GP
  105. Peter Strzelecki85 GP
  106. Floyd Wicker81 GP
  107. Mike Crudale71 GP
  108. Jim Adduci70 GP
  109. Mike Coolbaugh44 GP
  110. Matt Pagnozzi43 GP
  111. Travis Smith42 GP
  112. Bruce Zimmermann40 GP
  113. Preston Guilmet29 GP
  114. Drew Rom26 GP

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