Players who played for the Minnesota Twins and St. Louis Cardinals
128 MLB players have played for both the Minnesota Twins 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.
- Gary Gaetti2,507 GP
- Lave Cross2,277 GP
- Chris Speier2,260 GP
- A. J. Pierzynski2,059 GP
- Patsy Donovan1,824 GP
- Tom Brunansky1,800 GP
- Joe Quinn1,772 GP
- George McBride1,659 GP
- Tom Herr1,514 GP
- Steve Braun1,425 GP
- Burt Shotton1,387 GP
- Bones Ely1,343 GP
- Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
- Lyn Lary1,302 GP
- Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
- Doc Lavan1,163 GP
- Nick Punto1,163 GP
- Pat Borders1,099 GP
- Irv Noren1,093 GP
- Eddie Ainsmith1,078 GP
- Jack Warner1,074 GP
- Gene Moore1,042 GP
- Jim Kaat1,004 GP
- Brian Harper1,001 GP
- Harrison Bader954 GP
- Ducky Holmes933 GP
- Mike Grady922 GP
- Rocky Bridges919 GP
- Charlie Gelbert876 GP
- Hal Janvrin759 GP
- Steve Carlton745 GP
- Ron Kline743 GP
- Bob Miller707 GP
- Bill Campbell700 GP
- Matt Belisle694 GP
- Ted Abernathy681 GP
- J. C. Romero680 GP
- Dennys Reyes674 GP
- Mudcat Grant667 GP
- Clyde Kluttz656 GP
- Brian Fuentes650 GP
- Bill Keister621 GP
- Luis Garcia617 GP
- Jack Ryan616 GP
- Mike Morgan597 GP
- Jack Russell580 GP
- Zach Duke576 GP
- Pat Neshek544 GP
- Juan Agosto543 GP
- John Farrell541 GP
- Mark Salas509 GP
- Gabby Street504 GP
- Fred Manrique498 GP
- Clark Griffith485 GP
- Stan Williams483 GP
- Pete Whisenant475 GP
- Kyle Lohse472 GP
- Shane Robinson461 GP
- Chuck Stobbs460 GP
- Wayne Granger451 GP
- Jason Marquis448 GP
- Blaine Boyer447 GP
- Mickey McDermott443 GP
- Marty Martinez436 GP
- Hal Woodeshick428 GP
- Tom Long418 GP
- George Frazier415 GP
- Brant Alyea371 GP
- Sonny Gray371 GP
- Lance Lynn364 GP
- J. A. Happ360 GP
- Randy Flores350 GP
- Carden Gillenwater335 GP
- Kyle Gibson334 GP
- Genesis Cabrera313 GP
- Bob Tewksbury304 GP
- Willie Sudhoff303 GP
- Sidney Ponson298 GP
- Joe Nossek295 GP
- Mike Lincoln263 GP
- Tom Nieto251 GP
- Bud Byerly238 GP
- Frank Huelsman235 GP
- Matthew Bowman232 GP
- Jay Porter229 GP
- Jaime Garcia222 GP
- Joe Grzenda219 GP
- Dean Stone216 GP
- Bob Kuzava214 GP
- Mike Heydon214 GP
- Wally Smith201 GP
- Jorge Alcala200 GP
- Kevin Jarvis191 GP
- Taylor Motter190 GP
- Al Gettel189 GP
- Stuffy Stewart176 GP
- John Gant175 GP
- Jackie Collum171 GP
- Otto Williams170 GP
- Bill Trotter163 GP
- Eric Fryer159 GP
- Jack Spring155 GP
- Marcus Jensen145 GP
- George Fisher138 GP
- Lee Tunnell133 GP
- Al Cicotte104 GP
- Jack Slattery103 GP
- Marv Goodwin103 GP
- Mel Nelson96 GP
- Bob Repass84 GP
- Champ Osteen83 GP
- Scott Blewett69 GP
- Adalberto Mejia62 GP
- Tony Brottem62 GP
- Jim Mallory54 GP
- Sal Campisi50 GP
- John Romonosky49 GP
- Frank Woodward42 GP
- Carmen Cali40 GP
- Jeff Little40 GP
- P. J. Walters40 GP
- John Sutton31 GP
- Erik Komatsu30 GP
- Cy Warmoth29 GP
- Brandon Waddell22 GP
- Bill Hopper19 GP
- Jose Rodriguez12 GP
- Bud Bloomfield8 GP
Think you know them all?
The Minnesota Twins and St. Louis Cardinals could share a square on today's grid. Name a player who fits both headings on an Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe board.
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- Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals
- Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals
- San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals
- Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals
- Los Angeles Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals
Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.