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Players who played for the Minnesota Twins and Toronto Blue Jays

105 MLB players have played for both the Minnesota Twins 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. Dave Winfield2,973 GP
2. Paul Molitor2,683 GP
3. Ruben Sierra2,186 GP
4. Otis Nixon1,709 GP
5. Chris Gomez1,515 GP
6. Steve Braun1,425 GP
7. Orlando Merced1,391 GP
8. Shannon Stewart1,386 GP
9. Josh Donaldson1,384 GP
10. Kendrys Morales1,363 GP
11. Orlando Hudson1,345 GP
12. Tony Batista1,309 GP
13. Casey Blake1,265 GP
14. Greg Myers1,108 GP
15. Pat Borders1,099 GP
16. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
17. Corey Koskie989 GP
18. Dave Hollins983 GP
19. Henry Blanco971 GP
20. Ty France970 GP
21. Darrin Jackson960 GP
22. Marty Cordova952 GP
23. Joe Smith866 GP
24. Danny Valencia865 GP
25. Ben Revere857 GP
26. Phil Roof857 GP
27. Gio Urshela851 GP
28. Nelson Liriano823 GP
29. Sergio Romo821 GP
30. Tyler Clippard807 GP
31. Mark Guthrie766 GP
32. Glenn Adams661 GP
33. Dave McKay645 GP
34. Al Woods618 GP
35. Luis Gomez609 GP
36. John Candelaria603 GP
37. Bobby Kielty599 GP
38. Mike Morgan597 GP
39. Hosken Powell594 GP
40. Rob Refsnyder594 GP
41. Jack Morris568 GP
42. Jon Rauch556 GP
43. Fred Manrique498 GP
44. Craig Kusick497 GP
45. Liam Hendriks491 GP
46. Juan Berenguer490 GP
47. Francisco Liriano421 GP
48. Frank Viola421 GP
49. Jeff Hoffman402 GP
50. R. A. Dickey402 GP
51. Sam Dyson376 GP
52. Jordan Luplow362 GP
53. J. A. Happ360 GP
54. Sal Butera359 GP
55. Trevor Richards350 GP
56. Derek Law329 GP
57. Bill Singer324 GP
58. Genesis Cabrera313 GP
59. Ramon Ortiz308 GP
60. Roy Lee Jackson282 GP
61. Jose Berrios275 GP
62. Jose Urena256 GP
63. Anthony Banda248 GP
64. Chris Colabello225 GP
65. Jaime Garcia222 GP
66. Austin Voth210 GP
67. Tommy Milone199 GP
68. Oliver Drake196 GP
69. Josh Roenicke190 GP
70. Neil Ramirez185 GP
71. Louie Varland183 GP
72. Ken Schrom178 GP
73. Aaron Sanchez174 GP
74. Tommy Nance169 GP
75. Randy St. Claire162 GP
76. Brock Stewart160 GP
77. Vince Horsman141 GP
78. Darin Mastroianni136 GP
79. Howie Clark134 GP
80. Buddy Boshers128 GP
81. Matt Shoemaker128 GP
82. Chris Latham110 GP
83. Jay Jackson104 GP
84. Shaun Anderson88 GP
85. Alan Roden87 GP
86. Simeon Woods Richardson73 GP
87. Randy Ruiz68 GP
88. Steve Luebber67 GP
89. Andrew Vasquez64 GP
90. Scott Diamond59 GP
91. Thomas Hatch51 GP
92. Mauro Gozzo48 GP
93. Greg Wells47 GP
94. Nick Tepesch47 GP
95. Don Cooper44 GP
96. Tom Quinlan42 GP
97. P. J. Walters40 GP
98. Mike Maksudian34 GP
99. Andrew Albers31 GP
100. Micheal Nakamura31 GP
101. Kevin Frederick30 GP
102. Bobby Korecky24 GP
103. Mark Wiley21 GP
104. Mike Smith15 GP
105. John Klein4 GP

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