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Players who played for the St. Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers

124 MLB players have played for both the St. Louis Cardinals 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.

  1. Carlos Beltran2,586 GP
  2. Willie Davis2,429 GP
  3. Andres Galarraga2,257 GP
  4. Todd Zeile2,158 GP
  5. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
  6. A. J. Pierzynski2,059 GP
  7. Will Clark1,976 GP
  8. Lance Berkman1,879 GP
  9. Bobby Bonds1,849 GP
  10. Ed Brinkman1,845 GP
  11. Minnie Miñoso1,835 GP
  12. Darrell Porter1,782 GP
  13. Curt Flood1,759 GP
  14. Mike Jorgensen1,633 GP
  15. Brian Jordan1,456 GP
  16. Don Blasingame1,444 GP
  17. Luis Alicea1,341 GP
  18. Alex Johnson1,322 GP
  19. Denny Walling1,271 GP
  20. Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
  21. Joe Cunningham1,141 GP
  22. Jim King1,125 GP
  23. Ryan Ludwick1,065 GP
  24. Brad Miller1,055 GP
  25. Ted Kubiak977 GP
  26. Bill Stein959 GP
  27. Fernando Tatis949 GP
  28. Manuel Lee922 GP
  29. Arthur Rhodes903 GP
  30. Bob Johnson874 GP
  31. Adolis Garcia833 GP
  32. Rick Honeycutt801 GP
  33. Gerald Laird799 GP
  34. Carson Kelly789 GP
  35. Darren Oliver775 GP
  36. Hobie Landrith772 GP
  37. Darold Knowles766 GP
  38. Ron Kline743 GP
  39. Jamey Wright722 GP
  40. Jeff Fassero720 GP
  41. Jamie Moyer701 GP
  42. Dennys Reyes674 GP
  43. Einar Diaz673 GP
  44. Tom Grieve670 GP
  45. Tom Henke642 GP
  46. Diego Segui640 GP
  47. Luis Garcia617 GP
  48. Jeff Brantley615 GP
  49. Rich Rodriguez610 GP
  50. Mike Morgan597 GP
  51. Claude Osteen588 GP
  52. Vic Harris579 GP
  53. Tony Fossas567 GP
  54. Greg Holland556 GP
  55. Phil Maton509 GP
  56. Fred Manrique498 GP
  57. Joe Hoerner493 GP
  58. Patrick Wisdom473 GP
  59. Esteban Yan472 GP
  60. Kyle Lohse472 GP
  61. Richie Scheinblum462 GP
  62. Nelson Briles452 GP
  63. Pete Richert446 GP
  64. Bobby Witt438 GP
  65. Marty Martinez436 GP
  66. Hal Woodeshick428 GP
  67. Reggie Cleveland428 GP
  68. Shawn Armstrong409 GP
  69. Gene Green408 GP
  70. Brett Tomko406 GP
  71. Sonny Siebert405 GP
  72. Dick Billings400 GP
  73. Duane Walker392 GP
  74. Mark Petkovsek390 GP
  75. Chris Stratton374 GP
  76. Todd Stottlemyre373 GP
  77. Brant Alyea371 GP
  78. Juan Nicasio365 GP
  79. Lance Lynn364 GP
  80. Andrew Knizner355 GP
  81. Randy Flores350 GP
  82. Pete Kozma344 GP
  83. Jim Bibby341 GP
  84. Ken Hill334 GP
  85. Kyle Gibson334 GP
  86. George Brunet324 GP
  87. Bob Humphreys319 GP
  88. Bob Tewksbury304 GP
  89. Kip Wells304 GP
  90. Shelby Miller303 GP
  91. Sidney Ponson298 GP
  92. Cris Carpenter291 GP
  93. Sam Freeman271 GP
  94. Kyle McClellan269 GP
  95. Miles Mikolas269 GP
  96. John King264 GP
  97. Dennis Higgins241 GP
  98. Jerome Williams236 GP
  99. Joe Grzenda219 GP
  100. Mark Clark219 GP
  101. Tyson Ross209 GP
  102. Marshall Bridges206 GP
  103. Todd Burns203 GP
  104. Jordan Montgomery179 GP
  105. Glenn Brummer178 GP
  106. Marco Gonzales173 GP
  107. Scott Coolbaugh167 GP
  108. Paul Kilgus163 GP
  109. Marcus Jensen145 GP
  110. Yohel Pozo124 GP
  111. Tom Cheney121 GP
  112. Mike Wallace117 GP
  113. Scarborough Green117 GP
  114. Alan Benes115 GP
  115. Joey Butler102 GP
  116. Drew Robinson100 GP
  117. Frank Bertaina100 GP
  118. Bryan Eversgerd76 GP
  119. Mike Thompson54 GP
  120. Keith Smith53 GP
  121. Tommy Moore45 GP
  122. Charlie Hudson40 GP
  123. Don Durham30 GP
  124. Ray Stephens19 GP

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