Players who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Texas Rangers
133 MLB players have played for both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Texas Rangers, 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.
- Al Oliver2,368 GP
- Andrew McCutchen2,299 GP
- Kenny Lofton2,103 GP
- Jim Fregosi1,902 GP
- Matt Stairs1,895 GP
- Bill Madlock1,806 GP
- Gene Woodling1,796 GP
- Willie Montanez1,632 GP
- Jose Hernandez1,587 GP
- Marlon Byrd1,573 GP
- Lee Mazzilli1,475 GP
- Richie Zisk1,453 GP
- Steve Buechele1,334 GP
- Don Slaught1,327 GP
- Ed Kirkpatrick1,311 GP
- Gary Matthews1,281 GP
- Dave May1,252 GP
- Todd Frazier1,244 GP
- Billy Hatcher1,233 GP
- Steve Kemp1,168 GP
- Gary Redus1,159 GP
- Danny O'Connell1,143 GP
- Rod Barajas1,114 GP
- Ryan Ludwick1,065 GP
- John Cangelosi1,038 GP
- Dale Long1,013 GP
- Rich Gossage1,003 GP
- Isiah Kiner-Falefa979 GP
- Curt Wilkerson972 GP
- Kurt Bevacqua970 GP
- Kevin Elster940 GP
- Elias Diaz916 GP
- Aroldis Chapman915 GP
- Austin Hedges904 GP
- Gene Clines870 GP
- Craig Monroe814 GP
- Rowdy Tellez785 GP
- Joakim Soria773 GP
- Joaquin Benoit765 GP
- Brock Holt753 GP
- Junior Ortiz749 GP
- Ron Kline743 GP
- Danny Darwin722 GP
- Doug Strange707 GP
- Bert Blyleven699 GP
- Pedro Ramos696 GP
- Ramon Vazquez696 GP
- Mario Mendoza686 GP
- Dennys Reyes674 GP
- Jesse Chavez657 GP
- Dan Miceli631 GP
- Jason Grilli595 GP
- Bob Patterson559 GP
- Cecil Espy546 GP
- Kirby Yates517 GP
- Mike Gonzalez509 GP
- Philip Gosselin497 GP
- Joe Coleman485 GP
- Chan Ho Park479 GP
- Mark Parent474 GP
- Ken Hamlin468 GP
- Brian Shouse467 GP
- Chris Stewart457 GP
- Nelson Briles452 GP
- Adrian Brown447 GP
- Mark Petkovsek390 GP
- Dock Ellis388 GP
- Esteban Loaiza379 GP
- Cal Neeman376 GP
- Chris Stratton374 GP
- Juan Nicasio365 GP
- Cecilio Guante363 GP
- Jordan Lyles362 GP
- Neftali Feliz362 GP
- Todd Van Poppel359 GP
- Martin Perez355 GP
- Derek Holland349 GP
- Jim Bibby341 GP
- Harry Bright336 GP
- Tom Sturdivant336 GP
- Dennis Santana332 GP
- John Wasdin328 GP
- Billy McKinney327 GP
- George Brunet324 GP
- Jeanmar Gomez315 GP
- Doc Medich314 GP
- Pat Mahomes313 GP
- Jerry Don Gleaton307 GP
- Ernesto Frieri304 GP
- Kip Wells304 GP
- Shelby Miller303 GP
- Edinson Volquez295 GP
- Ruben Mateo295 GP
- Jalen Beeks293 GP
- Danny Kolb290 GP
- Wandy Rodriguez280 GP
- Matt Kata278 GP
- Rick Reed274 GP
- Nick Solak263 GP
- Bob Priddy261 GP
- Dave Hostetler255 GP
- Coot Veal247 GP
- Keone Kela243 GP
- Trevor Williams234 GP
- Bennie Daniels233 GP
- Andrew Heaney230 GP
- Adam Hyzdu221 GP
- Ross Ohlendorf209 GP
- Kris Benson208 GP
- Odell Jones201 GP
- Nelson Norman198 GP
- Don Leppert190 GP
- Victor Cruz187 GP
- Victor Santos186 GP
- Marco Gonzales173 GP
- Butch Davis166 GP
- Jim Shellenback166 GP
- Jeff Robinson141 GP
- Drew Hutchison139 GP
- Josh Lindblom134 GP
- Mickey Mahler122 GP
- Tom Cheney121 GP
- Daniel McCutchen109 GP
- R C Stevens104 GP
- Jhan Marinez103 GP
- Fred Green88 GP
- Jason Martin85 GP
- Mark Mathias73 GP
- Stolmy Pimentel33 GP
- Hector Fajardo30 GP
- Davis Wendzel29 GP
- Chris Tremie22 GP
- Phil Irwin2 GP
Think you know them all?
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Texas Rangers 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.