Players who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Diego Padres
130 MLB players have played for both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the San Diego Padres, 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.
- George Hendrick2,048 GP
- Benito Santiago1,978 GP
- Derrek Lee1,942 GP
- Matt Stairs1,895 GP
- Brian Giles1,847 GP
- Reggie Sanders1,777 GP
- Matty Alou1,667 GP
- Willie Montanez1,632 GP
- Gene Tenace1,555 GP
- Joe Randa1,522 GP
- Chris Gomez1,515 GP
- Josh Bell1,441 GP
- Dave Cash1,422 GP
- John Vander Wal1,372 GP
- Don Slaught1,327 GP
- Yasmani Grandal1,307 GP
- Sixto Lezcano1,291 GP
- Bobby Tolan1,282 GP
- Gary Matthews1,281 GP
- Jason Bay1,278 GP
- Adam Frazier1,263 GP
- Tommy Pham1,255 GP
- Bill Almon1,236 GP
- Al Martin1,232 GP
- Derek Bell1,210 GP
- Ed Sprague1,203 GP
- Clint Barmes1,186 GP
- Ryan Ludwick1,065 GP
- Cito Gaston1,026 GP
- Carmelo Martinez1,003 GP
- Rich Gossage1,003 GP
- Kurt Bevacqua970 GP
- Xavier Nady961 GP
- Marvell Wynne940 GP
- Elias Diaz916 GP
- Austin Hedges904 GP
- David Ross883 GP
- Jake Marisnick877 GP
- Ronny Cedeno875 GP
- Rob Mackowiak856 GP
- Ryan O'Hearn850 GP
- Chad Qualls844 GP
- Miguel Dilone800 GP
- Joaquin Benoit765 GP
- Chris Cannizzaro740 GP
- Emil Brown739 GP
- Mark Melancon732 GP
- Ben Gamel723 GP
- Ron Villone717 GP
- Bob Miller707 GP
- Oliver Perez705 GP
- Ramon Vazquez696 GP
- Dennys Reyes674 GP
- Dan Miceli631 GP
- Carlos Garcia610 GP
- Jody Gerut574 GP
- Bob Patterson559 GP
- Daniel Hudson547 GP
- Miguel Andujar541 GP
- Ji-Man Choi525 GP
- Kirby Yates517 GP
- Connor Joe498 GP
- Chan Ho Park479 GP
- Mark Parent474 GP
- Mike Maddux473 GP
- Ed Whitson461 GP
- Chris Stewart457 GP
- Jeff Suppan453 GP
- Dave Roberts452 GP
- Al McBean425 GP
- Dave Tomlin409 GP
- Tom Griffin408 GP
- Fernando Gonzalez404 GP
- Eddie Williams395 GP
- Rich Hill389 GP
- Dann Bilardello382 GP
- David Bednar379 GP
- Kevin Correia363 GP
- Trevor Cahill363 GP
- Jordan Lyles362 GP
- Enyel De Los Santos360 GP
- Brian Boehringer356 GP
- Danny Jackson356 GP
- Martin Perez355 GP
- Brian Meadows336 GP
- Johnny Jeter336 GP
- Walt Terrell321 GP
- Tommie Sisk317 GP
- Greg Allen311 GP
- Ernesto Frieri304 GP
- Kip Wells304 GP
- Edinson Volquez295 GP
- Dave LaPoint294 GP
- Duaner Sanchez289 GP
- Pat Clements288 GP
- Edward Olivares285 GP
- Bob Owchinko275 GP
- Pedro Ciriaco272 GP
- Nick Solak263 GP
- Wade LeBlanc259 GP
- Keone Kela243 GP
- Chase d'Arnaud236 GP
- Roger Mason232 GP
- Joe Musgrove229 GP
- Adam Hyzdu221 GP
- Ross Ohlendorf209 GP
- Vince Velasquez198 GP
- Wil Ledezma192 GP
- Alfonso Rivas167 GP
- Don Wengert162 GP
- Darrell May161 GP
- Ron Marinaccio149 GP
- Tucupita Marcano149 GP
- Austin Davis143 GP
- Jeff Tabaka139 GP
- Vicente Palacios134 GP
- Brett Sullivan124 GP
- Mark Lee118 GP
- Robbie Erlin118 GP
- Jason Boyd113 GP
- Dan Serafini105 GP
- Trey Beamon95 GP
- Sean Gallagher91 GP
- Mike Dunne89 GP
- Freddie Toliver79 GP
- Jaff Decker77 GP
- Cory Luebke65 GP
- Brent Honeywell63 GP
- Ed Acosta57 GP
- Marty McLeary12 GP
Think you know them all?
The Pittsburgh Pirates and San Diego Padres 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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Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.