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Players who played for the Philadelphia Phillies and Seattle Mariners

117 MLB players have played for both the Philadelphia Phillies and the Seattle Mariners, 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. Carlos Santana2,212 GP
2. Raul Ibanez2,161 GP
3. Gary Matthews2,033 GP
4. Lance Parrish1,988 GP
5. Stan Javier1,763 GP
6. Jose Offerman1,651 GP
7. Jay Bruce1,650 GP
8. Miguel Cairo1,490 GP
9. Mike Sweeney1,454 GP
10. Jean Segura1,413 GP
11. Danny Tartabull1,406 GP
12. David Bell1,403 GP
13. John Mabry1,322 GP
14. Glenn Wilson1,201 GP
15. Endy Chavez1,151 GP
16. Carlos Ruiz1,137 GP
17. Wally Backman1,102 GP
18. Mike Timlin1,059 GP
19. Russell Branyan1,059 GP
20. Brad Miller1,055 GP
21. J. P. Crawford1,045 GP
22. Jose Mesa1,023 GP
23. Phil Bradley1,022 GP
24. Michael Jackson1,005 GP
25. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
26. Logan Morrison997 GP
27. Larry Milbourne989 GP
28. Dave Hollins983 GP
29. Greg Dobbs959 GP
30. Mark Whiten940 GP
31. Desi Relaford939 GP
32. Arthur Rhodes903 GP
33. Ronny Cedeno875 GP
34. Dale Sveum862 GP
35. Michael Saunders775 GP
36. Joaquin Benoit765 GP
37. Jim Essian710 GP
38. Travis Jankowski707 GP
39. Dylan Moore703 GP
40. Rob Ducey703 GP
41. Jamie Moyer701 GP
42. Brian Hunter699 GP
43. Larry Andersen699 GP
44. Terry Mulholland687 GP
45. Ricky Jordan677 GP
46. Rick White615 GP
47. Norm Charlton608 GP
48. Heathcliff Slocumb549 GP
49. Todd Cruz544 GP
50. Ryan Franklin532 GP
51. Ron Roenicke527 GP
52. Mike Maddux473 GP
53. Shane Rawley473 GP
54. Humberto Quintero471 GP
55. Kevin Millwood451 GP
56. Bobby Thigpen448 GP
57. Wilson Valdez439 GP
58. Domingo Cedeno429 GP
59. Bob Wells414 GP
60. Nick Vincent412 GP
61. Hoby Milner410 GP
62. Seranthony Dominguez389 GP
63. Aaron Harang388 GP
64. Freddy Garcia377 GP
65. David Phelps368 GP
66. Juan Nicasio365 GP
67. Omar Olivares364 GP
68. Ken Giles362 GP
69. Lee Tinsley361 GP
70. J. A. Happ360 GP
71. Joe Lis356 GP
72. Blake Parker350 GP
73. Larry Cox348 GP
74. Cliff Lee337 GP
75. Mark Leiter335 GP
76. Andrew Knapp328 GP
77. Carlos Silva316 GP
78. Steve Frey314 GP
79. Bill Nahorodny308 GP
80. Casey Fien303 GP
81. Torey Lovullo303 GP
82. Jason Vargas300 GP
83. Jeff Manto289 GP
84. Wayne Twitchell282 GP
85. Casper Wells277 GP
86. Taijuan Walker257 GP
87. Mike Morin241 GP
88. Jerry Reed239 GP
89. Manny Martinez232 GP
90. John Montague224 GP
91. Shawn Boskie222 GP
92. Steve Ontiveros211 GP
93. Paul Spoljaric195 GP
94. Gene Harris185 GP
95. Salome Barojas179 GP
96. Weston Wilson173 GP
97. Zach Pop171 GP
98. Paul Abbott162 GP
99. Donovan Walton157 GP
100. J. C. Ramirez142 GP
101. Bill Laxton121 GP
102. Cesar Jimenez97 GP
103. Mark Holzemer94 GP
104. Chris Snelling93 GP
105. Yacksel Rios93 GP
106. Buddy Kennedy91 GP
107. Brett de Geus61 GP
108. Erik Plantenberg61 GP
109. Shane Turner56 GP
110. Bob Ayrault54 GP
111. Drew Ellis47 GP
112. Zac Curtis42 GP
113. T. J. Bohn32 GP
114. Steve Fireovid31 GP
115. Tyler Cloyd27 GP
116. Reggie McClain19 GP
117. Vinny Nittoli15 GP

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