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Players who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Toronto Blue Jays

110 MLB players have played for both the Pittsburgh Pirates 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 Parker2,466 GP
2. Al Oliver2,368 GP
3. Lance Parrish1,988 GP
4. Benito Santiago1,978 GP
5. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
6. Melky Cabrera1,887 GP
7. Jose Bautista1,798 GP
8. Russell Martin1,693 GP
9. Lyle Overbay1,587 GP
10. Raul Mondesi1,525 GP
11. Chris Gomez1,515 GP
12. Lee Mazzilli1,475 GP
13. Rajai Davis1,448 GP
14. Orlando Merced1,391 GP
15. Eric Hinske1,387 GP
16. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
17. Mitch Webster1,265 GP
18. Derek Bell1,210 GP
19. Ed Sprague1,203 GP
20. Rod Barajas1,114 GP
21. John McDonald1,100 GP
22. John Buck1,090 GP
23. Corey Dickerson1,084 GP
24. Dan Plesac1,064 GP
25. Jarrod Dyson992 GP
26. Isiah Kiner-Falefa979 GP
27. Darnell Coles957 GP
28. Adeiny Hechavarria922 GP
29. Luis Sojo848 GP
30. Bob Robertson829 GP
31. Nelson Liriano823 GP
32. Rowdy Tellez785 GP
33. Joakim Soria773 GP
34. Steve Pearce766 GP
35. Joaquin Benoit765 GP
36. Octavio Dotel758 GP
37. Danny Darwin722 GP
38. Miguel Batista658 GP
39. Jesse Chavez657 GP
40. Dennis Lamp639 GP
41. Travis Snider630 GP
42. Turner Ward626 GP
43. Carlos Garcia610 GP
44. John Candelaria603 GP
45. Dan Vogelbach602 GP
46. Jason Grilli595 GP
47. Doug Bair584 GP
48. Jacob Brumfield568 GP
49. Jim Gott554 GP
50. Daniel Hudson547 GP
51. John Axford544 GP
52. Wayne Nordhagen502 GP
53. Joe Coleman485 GP
54. Jayson Nix466 GP
55. Josh Phelps465 GP
56. Tim Mayza442 GP
57. A. J. Burnett436 GP
58. Francisco Liriano421 GP
59. Phil Coke407 GP
60. Andy LaRoche404 GP
61. Dick Davis403 GP
62. Esteban Loaiza379 GP
63. Jordan Luplow362 GP
64. J. A. Happ360 GP
65. Steve Nicosia358 GP
66. Erik Kratz335 GP
67. Spencer Horwitz334 GP
68. John Wasdin328 GP
69. Billy McKinney327 GP
70. Genesis Cabrera313 GP
71. Danny Cox281 GP
72. Raul Chavez263 GP
73. Alen Hanson261 GP
74. Tyler Heineman251 GP
75. Anthony Banda248 GP
76. Jameson Taillon242 GP
77. Jesse Jefferson237 GP
78. Ryan Borucki208 GP
79. Josh Palacios207 GP
80. Wil Ledezma192 GP
81. Chad Hermansen189 GP
82. Chuck Hartenstein188 GP
83. Dana Eveland187 GP
84. Victor Cruz187 GP
85. Ken Macha180 GP
86. Justin Bruihl166 GP
87. Jose Silva154 GP
88. Zack Collins152 GP
89. Steve Parris141 GP
90. Drew Hutchison139 GP
91. Mickey Mahler122 GP
92. Brandon Eisert114 GP
93. Brian Burres106 GP
94. Anthony Alford102 GP
95. Brad Lincoln101 GP
96. Josh Fleming81 GP
97. Vinny Capra67 GP
98. Juan Perez61 GP
99. Thomas Hatch51 GP
100. Robinzon Diaz44 GP
101. Matt Hague43 GP
102. Nick Kingham43 GP
103. Gift Ngoepe41 GP
104. Mark Ross27 GP
105. Bryan Bullington26 GP
106. Brandon Cumpton23 GP
107. Cody Ponce21 GP
108. Connor Overton18 GP
109. Luis Figueroa18 GP
110. Ty Taubenheim14 GP

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