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Players who played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Toronto Blue Jays

115 MLB players have played for both the Milwaukee Brewers and the Toronto Blue Jays, 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. Paul Molitor2,683 GP
2. Dave Parker2,466 GP
3. Tony Fernandez2,158 GP
4. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
5. Curtis Granderson2,057 GP
6. Devon White1,941 GP
7. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
8. Alex Gonzalez1,609 GP
9. Lyle Overbay1,587 GP
10. Aaron Hill1,559 GP
11. Candy Maldonado1,410 GP
12. Josh Donaldson1,384 GP
13. Adam Lind1,344 GP
14. Charlie Moore1,334 GP
15. Rick Cerone1,329 GP
16. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
17. Mike Matheny1,305 GP
18. Justin Smoak1,286 GP
19. Frank Catalanotto1,265 GP
20. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
21. Corey Patterson1,230 GP
22. Felipe Lopez1,185 GP
23. Jackie Bradley1,182 GP
24. Roy Howell1,112 GP
25. Dan Plesac1,064 GP
26. Buck Martinez1,049 GP
27. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
28. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
29. Corey Koskie989 GP
30. Henry Blanco971 GP
31. David Weathers967 GP
32. Darrin Jackson960 GP
33. Yorvit Torrealba907 GP
34. Phil Roof857 GP
35. Eric Sogard815 GP
36. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
37. Francisco Cordero800 GP
38. Rowdy Tellez785 GP
39. Joakim Soria773 GP
40. Nori Aoki759 GP
41. Travis Shaw733 GP
42. Kevin Mench729 GP
43. Danny Darwin722 GP
44. Danny Jansen666 GP
45. Gabe Gross657 GP
46. Raimel Tapia631 GP
47. Turner Ward626 GP
48. Eric Thames605 GP
49. Luis Urias605 GP
50. Dan Vogelbach602 GP
51. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
52. Pedro Garcia558 GP
53. John Axford544 GP
54. Tim Johnson516 GP
55. Luke Maile484 GP
56. Jeremy Reed483 GP
57. Carlos Villanueva476 GP
58. Tom Candiotti452 GP
59. Tom Murphy443 GP
60. Jeremy Jeffress414 GP
61. Juan Francisco404 GP
62. Dick Davis403 GP
63. David Phelps368 GP
64. Juan Acevedo367 GP
65. Trevor Richards350 GP
66. Erik Kratz335 GP
67. Jacob Barnes334 GP
68. Joe Inglett333 GP
69. Billy McKinney327 GP
70. Lance Painter315 GP
71. George Kottaras313 GP
72. Doug Davis306 GP
73. Paul Mirabella298 GP
74. Pete Vuckovich286 GP
75. Marco Estrada283 GP
76. Gary Glover263 GP
77. Joel Payamps260 GP
78. Vinnie Chulk259 GP
79. Jose Urena256 GP
80. Chase Anderson250 GP
81. Jake Petricka235 GP
82. Valerio De Los Santos235 GP
83. Brett Anderson222 GP
84. Dave Bush221 GP
85. Robert Perez221 GP
86. Daniel Norris216 GP
87. Jonathan Davis205 GP
88. Tomo Ohka204 GP
89. Tommy Milone199 GP
90. Shaun Marcum197 GP
91. Oliver Drake196 GP
92. Dana Eveland187 GP
93. Neil Ramirez185 GP
94. Derek Fisher172 GP
95. Eric Lauer172 GP
96. Daz Cameron168 GP
97. Zack Godley139 GP
98. Tim Nordbrook128 GP
99. Kevin Barker126 GP
100. Jay Jackson104 GP
101. Steve Bowling103 GP
102. Paolo Espino97 GP
103. Kevin Brown85 GP
104. Mark Bomback75 GP
105. Mitch White71 GP
106. Tom Filer68 GP
107. Vinny Capra67 GP
108. Leo Estrella62 GP
109. Juan Perez61 GP
110. Charlie Greene55 GP
111. Thomas Pannone51 GP
112. Eddie Zosky44 GP
113. Steward Berroa34 GP
114. Preston Guilmet29 GP
115. Julio Mosquera12 GP

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