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Players who played for the Minnesota Twins and New York Mets

111 MLB players have played for both the Minnesota Twins and the New York Mets, 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. Luis Castillo1,720 GP
  2. Jose Offerman1,651 GP
  3. Michael Cuddyer1,536 GP
  4. Tom Herr1,514 GP
  5. Carlos Gomez1,461 GP
  6. Eduardo Escobar1,364 GP
  7. Matt Lawton1,334 GP
  8. Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
  9. Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
  10. Brian Dozier1,144 GP
  11. Jorge Polanco1,124 GP
  12. Wally Backman1,102 GP
  13. Doug Mientkiewicz1,087 GP
  14. Tim Teufel1,073 GP
  15. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
  16. Wilson Ramos990 GP
  17. Henry Blanco971 GP
  18. Darrin Jackson960 GP
  19. Harrison Bader954 GP
  20. Billy Hamilton951 GP
  21. Gary Sanchez946 GP
  22. Alvaro Espinoza942 GP
  23. Jeff Reardon880 GP
  24. Joe Smith866 GP
  25. Eduardo Nunez858 GP
  26. Alex Ochoa807 GP
  27. Tyler Clippard807 GP
  28. Rich Becker789 GP
  29. Mark Guthrie766 GP
  30. Kenny Rogers763 GP
  31. Junior Ortiz749 GP
  32. Rick Aguilera737 GP
  33. Mike Marshall725 GP
  34. Bob Miller707 GP
  35. Mike Cubbage703 GP
  36. Butch Huskey642 GP
  37. Luis Garcia617 GP
  38. Jerry Koosman612 GP
  39. John Candelaria603 GP
  40. Bartolo Colon565 GP
  41. Jon Rauch556 GP
  42. Rene Rivera542 GP
  43. Livan Hernandez537 GP
  44. Luis Ayala534 GP
  45. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
  46. Tim Corcoran509 GP
  47. Juan Berenguer490 GP
  48. Addison Reed465 GP
  49. Blaine Boyer447 GP
  50. A. J. Minter444 GP
  51. Jason Tyner440 GP
  52. Frank Viola421 GP
  53. Hansel Robles411 GP
  54. Ken Sanders409 GP
  55. Dean Chance406 GP
  56. R. A. Dickey402 GP
  57. Scott Erickson390 GP
  58. Rich Hill389 GP
  59. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
  60. Terry Leach376 GP
  61. Tom Hall368 GP
  62. Kevin Tapani361 GP
  63. Johan Santana360 GP
  64. Trevor May358 GP
  65. Brian Buchanan346 GP
  66. Erasmo Ramirez336 GP
  67. Genesis Cabrera313 GP
  68. Pat Mahomes313 GP
  69. Jorge Lopez308 GP
  70. Rich Chiles284 GP
  71. Roy Lee Jackson282 GP
  72. Mike Pelfrey275 GP
  73. Rick Reed274 GP
  74. Hector Santiago270 GP
  75. James Baldwin266 GP
  76. Michael Tonkin264 GP
  77. Jose Urena256 GP
  78. Orlando Mercado253 GP
  79. Anthony Banda248 GP
  80. Joe Grzenda219 GP
  81. David West204 GP
  82. Tim Stauffer202 GP
  83. Tommy Milone199 GP
  84. Gerry Arrigo195 GP
  85. Neil Ramirez185 GP
  86. Tom Edens182 GP
  87. Dillon Gee165 GP
  88. Mac Scarce159 GP
  89. Billy Beane148 GP
  90. Trevor Hildenberger134 GP
  91. Jason Pridie133 GP
  92. John Christensen132 GP
  93. John Curtiss127 GP
  94. Sergio Ferrer125 GP
  95. Randy Niemann122 GP
  96. Juan Centeno118 GP
  97. Philip Humber97 GP
  98. Darren Reed82 GP
  99. Jose Parra82 GP
  100. John Pacella74 GP
  101. Eric Orze71 GP
  102. David Lamb69 GP
  103. Sean Henn64 GP
  104. Daniel Duarte60 GP
  105. Ryan O'Rourke56 GP
  106. Travis Blankenhorn49 GP
  107. Mauro Gozzo48 GP
  108. Kelvin Torve42 GP
  109. Brandon Waddell22 GP
  110. Bill Latham14 GP
  111. Adam Wilk13 GP

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