Now that Sergo Romo is officially a Dodger (the deal has yet to be announced by the club, so not officially official) we can finally stop talking about him until the season starts. I feel like we’ve been talking about Romo so much around here of late that we should change the name of the site to SergioRomorepport. Romo now joins a long list of former Giants who ended up playing for the Dodgers, and vice versa.
That got me thinking. There have been a lot of players who have played on both sides of the rivalry. I’ve always wondered exactly how many, so I looked it up. There have been 225 position players to play for the Dodgers and Giants, and 79 pitchers to take the mound for both clubs. This long list dates all the way back to the beginning of the century and into the late 1800’s. It’s quite an extensive list. Check it out for yourself.
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Tony Abreu |2007-2009 65 174 .270 2 0|2013-2014 56 142 .261 2 0|
Eddie Ainsmith |1923-1923 2 10 .200 0 0|1924-1924 10 5 .600 0 0|
Doyle Alexander |1971-1971 17 33 .273 0 0|1981-1981 24 51 .176 0 0|
Johnny Allen |1941-1943 55 66 .167 0 0|1943-1944 39 38 .053 0 0|
Wilson Alvarez |2003-2005 82 62 .161 0 0|1997-1997 11 23 .130 0 0|
Dave Anderson |1983-1992 713 1700 .235 16 46|1990-1991 160 326 .279 3 3|
Charlie Babb |1904-1905 226 756 .241 0 44|1903-1903 121 424 .248 0 22|
Doug Baird |1919-1920 26 66 .197 0 3|1920-1920 7 8 .125 0 0|
Dusty Baker |1976-1983 1117 4073 .281 144 73|1984-1984 100 243 .292 3 4|
Tom Baker |1935-1937 55 49 .327 0 0|1937-1938 15 9 .222 0 0|
Dave Bancroft |1928-1929 253 873 .259 1 14|1920-1930 534 2160 .310 11 48|
Jesse Barnes |1926-1927 49 82 .232 0 0|1918-1923 191 426 .221 0 2|
Hank Behrman |1946-1948 121 96 .135 0 0|1949-1949 43 13 .077 0 0|
Todd Benzinger |1992-1992 121 293 .239 4 2|1993-1995 202 515 .272 16 2|
Ray Berres |1934-1936 144 346 .234 1 1|1942-1945 68 107 .215 1 0|
Ike Boone |1930-1932 59 127 .268 3 0|1922-1922 2 2 .500 0 0|
Troy Brohawn |2003-2003 12 1 1.000 0 0|2002-2002 11 0 0 0|
Dan Brouthers |1892-1893 229 870 .336 7 40|1904-1904 2 5 0 0|
Eddie Brown |1924-1925 267 1073 .307 10 6|1920-1921 73 136 .272 0 1|
George Browne |1911-1911 8 12 .333 0 2|1902-1907 720 2874 .287 16 137|
Oyster Burns |1888-1895 821 3196 .300 40 172|1895-1895 33 114 .307 1 10|
Buster Burrell |1895-1897 107 337 .270 3 2|1891-1891 15 53 .094 0 2|
Brett Butler |1991-1997 763 2812 .298 14 179|1988-1990 471 1784 .293 13 125|
Enos Cabell |1985-1986 164 469 .271 2 16|1981-1981 96 396 .255 2 6|
Leon Cadore |1915-1923 190 442 .208 5 2|1924-1924 2 0 0 0|
Ben Cantwell |1937-1937 13 6 .167 0 0|1927-1937 13 12 .333 0 0|
Kid Carsey |1901-1901 2 2 0 0|1899-1899 5 18 .333 0 2|
Gary Carter |1991-1991 101 248 .246 6 2|1990-1990 92 244 .254 9 1|
Watty Clark |1927-1937 324 572 .194 1 0|1933-1934 21 17 .235 0 0|
Dennis Cook |1990-1991 25 8 .250 0 0|1988-1989 6 10 .100 0 0|
Tommy Corcoran |1892-1896 655 2720 .273 13 119|1907-1907 62 226 .265 0 9|
Kevin Correia |2014-2014 9 6 .333 0 0|2003-2008 170 84 .107 0 0|
Ed Crane |1893-1893 3 5 .400 0 0|1888-1893 101 329 .240 3 9|
Jack Cronin |1895-1904 42 110 .164 0 0|1902-1903 40 111 .180 0 4|
Jose Cruz |2005-2006 133 379 .261 11 5|2003-2003 158 539 .250 20 5|
Tony Cuccinello |1932-1935 530 1970 .271 43 12|1940-1940 88 307 .208 5 1|
Charlie Culberson |2016-2016 34 67 .284 1 1|2012-2012 6 22 .136 0 0|
Bill Dahlen |1899-1911 665 2428 .266 12 137|1904-1907 579 1978 .240 10 111|
Eric Davis |1992-1993 184 643 .232 19 52|2001-2001 74 156 .205 4 1|
Ron Davis |1987-1987 4 0 0 0|1988-1988 9 2 0 0|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Dick Dietz |1972-1972 27 56 .161 1 2|1966-1971 536 1634 .262 62 2|
Mickey Doolin |1918-1918 92 308 .179 0 8|1916-1916 18 51 .235 1 1|
Phil Douglas |1915-1915 20 39 .154 0 0|1919-1922 118 227 .172 2 1|
Jack Doyle |1903-1904 147 546 .310 0 35|1892-1902 746 2877 .306 15 256|
Jack Dunn |1897-1900 140 446 .238 0 8|1902-1904 242 780 .244 1 36|
Bull Durham |1904-1904 2 4 .250 0 0|1908-1909 5 2 0 0|
Gil English |1944-1944 27 79 .152 1 0|1931-1932 62 212 .217 2 0|
Dude Esterbrook |1891-1891 3 8 .375 0 0|1885-1890 256 1029 .266 5 25|
Roy Evans |1902-1903 28 63 .222 0 0|1902-1902 23 54 .148 0 2|
Duke Farrell |1899-1902 310 1075 .278 3 22|1894-1896 264 907 .287 7 22|
Jim Faulkner |1930-1930 2 0 0 0|1927-1928 41 41 .244 0 0|
Steve Finley |2004-2004 58 224 .263 13 1|2006-2006 139 426 .246 6 7|
Chauncey Fisher |1897-1897 20 59 .203 0 0|1901-1901 1 2 0 0|
Freddie Fitzsimmons |1937-1943 110 238 .164 1 0|1925-1937 403 917 .209 13 0|
Herman Franks |1940-1941 122 270 .193 2 2|1949-1949 1 3 .667 0 0|
Lonny Frey |1933-1936 438 1664 .278 23 28|1948-1948 29 51 .255 1 0|
Len Gabrielson |1967-1970 324 762 .262 18 5|1965-1966 182 509 .261 8 4|
Augie Galan |1941-1946 627 2128 .301 33 33|1949-1949 22 17 .059 0 0|
Phil Garner |1987-1987 70 126 .190 2 5|1988-1988 15 13 .154 0 0|
Al Glossop |1943-1943 87 217 .171 3 0|1939-1940 37 123 .203 5 1|
Ed Goodson |1976-1977 144 184 .207 4 0|1970-1975 324 1006 .273 25 1|
Tom Goodwin |1991-2001 264 594 .239 5 47|2002-2002 78 154 .260 1 16|
Jim Gott |1990-1994 272 6 .333 0 0|1985-1987 65 64 .172 4 0|
Jack Graham |1946-1946 2 5 .200 0 0|1946-1946 100 270 .219 14 1|
Kent Greenfield |1929-1929 7 1 0 0|1924-1927 81 129 .085 0 0|
Hal Gregg |1943-1947 152 227 .207 1 0|1952-1952 17 8 .125 0 0|
Burleigh Grimes |1918-1926 328 904 .251 2 11|1927-1927 39 96 .187 0 0|
Marquis Grissom |2001-2002 246 791 .245 38 12|2003-2005 338 1286 .281 44 15|
Brad Gulden |1978-1978 3 4 0 0|1986-1986 17 22 .091 0 0|
Bert Haas |1937-1938 17 25 .400 0 0|1949-1949 54 104 .260 1 0|
Bob Hall |1905-1905 56 203 .236 2 8|1905-1905 1 3 .333 0 0|
Tom Haller |1968-1971 474 1446 .276 25 4|1961-1967 761 2368 .248 107 10|
Gil Hatfield |1893-1893 34 120 .292 2 9|1887-1889 62 237 .190 1 17|
Ray Hayworth |1938-1945 35 42 .095 0 0|1939-1939 5 13 .231 0 0|
Butch Henline |1927-1929 149 371 .243 4 3|1921-1921 1 1 0 0|
Dutch Henry |1923-1924 33 55 .236 0 0|1927-1929 89 102 .225 0 0|
Matt Herges |1999-2001 151 23 .217 0 0|2003-2005 118 2 .500 0 0|
Roberto Hernandez |2007-2007 22 0 0 0|1997-1997 28 2 .500 0 0|
Orel Hershiser |1983-2000 364 679 .212 0 6|1998-1998 34 66 .152 0 1|
Kirby Higbe |1941-1947 167 336 .146 1 0|1949-1950 55 19 .105 0 0|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Shea Hillenbrand |2007-2007 20 70 .243 1 0|2006-2006 60 234 .248 9 0|
Waite Hoyt |1932-1938 41 57 .070 0 0|1918-1932 19 32 .094 0 0|
Trent Hubbard |1998-1999 176 313 .304 8 13|1996-1996 10 29 .207 1 0|
Bill Hubbell |1925-1925 33 20 .150 0 0|1919-1920 16 13 .154 0 0|
Johnny Hudson |1936-1940 348 1059 .248 4 14|1945-1945 28 11 0 0|
David Huff |2015-2015 3 1 0 0|2014-2014 16 3 .333 0 0|
Ron Hunt |1967-1967 110 388 .263 3 2|1968-1970 393 1374 .262 11 16|
Merwin Jacobson |1926-1927 121 294 .241 0 5|1915-1915 8 24 .083 0 0|
Stan Javier |1990-1992 281 510 .257 5 23|1996-1999 460 1464 .282 17 73|
Brian Johnson |2001-2001 3 4 .250 0 0|1997-1998 155 487 .253 24 0|
Jimmy Johnston |1916-1925 1266 4841 .297 20 164|1926-1926 37 69 .232 0 0|
Spider Jorgensen |1947-1950 215 667 .276 7 5|1950-1951 52 88 .193 2 0|
Von Joshua |1969-1979 347 549 .255 7 14|1975-1976 171 663 .305 7 21|
Bill Joyce |1892-1892 97 372 .245 6 23|1896-1898 304 1062 .292 18 82|
Alex Kampouris |1941-1943 45 116 .267 2 0|1938-1939 156 469 .247 10 0|
Willie Keeler |1893-1902 566 2367 .352 8 130|1892-1910 40 87 .322 1 9|
High Pockets Kelly |1932-1932 64 202 .243 4 0|1915-1926 1136 4213 .301 123 54|
Brickyard Kennedy |1892-1901 385 1206 .256 1 13|1902-1902 6 15 .267 0 0|
Jeff Kent |2005-2008 521 1894 .291 75 8|1997-2002 900 3434 .297 175 57|
Pete Kilduff |1919-1921 280 923 .281 3 13|1917-1917 31 78 .205 1 2|
Jimmy Knowles |1884-1884 41 153 .235 1 0|1892-1892 16 59 .153 0 2|
Len Koenecke |1934-1935 223 785 .304 18 8|1932-1932 42 137 .255 4 3|
Ernie Krueger |1917-1921 258 703 .267 10 11|1917-1917 8 10 0 0|
Norm Larker |1958-1961 437 1286 .294 22 2|1963-1963 19 14 .071 0 0|
Tacks Latimer |1902-1902 8 24 .042 0 0|1898-1898 5 17 .294 0 0|
Tony Lazzeri |1939-1939 14 39 .282 3 1|1939-1939 13 44 .295 1 0|
Ricky Ledee |2005-2006 145 290 .272 8 1|2004-2004 31 53 .113 0 1|
Jeffrey Leonard |1977-1977 11 10 .300 0 0|1981-1988 789 2946 .275 99 115|
Sam Leslie |1933-1935 384 1430 .311 19 10|1929-1938 438 1030 .295 17 4|
Darren Lewis |1997-1997 26 77 .299 1 3|1991-1995 496 1824 .249 9 138|
Freddie Lindstrom |1936-1936 26 106 .264 0 1|1924-1932 1087 4242 .318 91 80|
Mickey Livingston |1951-1951 2 5 .400 0 0|1947-1949 69 162 .241 6 1|
Billy Loes |1950-1956 133 206 .107 0 1|1960-1961 63 36 .167 0 0|
Kenny Lofton |2006-2006 129 469 .301 3 32|2002-2002 46 180 .267 3 7|
Bill Lohrman |1943-1944 9 7 .143 0 0|1937-1943 182 309 .146 2 1|
Ernie Lombardi |1931-1931 73 182 .297 4 1|1943-1947 472 1384 .288 55 1|
Ray Lucas |1933-1934 12 6 .333 0 0|1929-1931 10 3 .333 0 0|
Dolf Luque |1930-1931 50 105 .210 0 1|1932-1935 101 52 .173 0 0|
Bill Madlock |1985-1987 166 554 .285 15 10|1977-1979 331 1229 .296 34 40|
Sal Maglie |1956-1957 47 99 .101 0 0|1945-1955 222 428 .143 1 1|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Candy Maldonado |1981-1985 296 545 .237 11 1|1986-1989 522 1691 .256 59 22|
Gus Mancuso |1940-1940 60 144 .229 0 0|1933-1944 882 2831 .270 36 3|
Juan Marichal |1975-1975 2 2 0 0|1960-1973 462 1219 .166 4 2|
Rube Marquard |1915-1920 149 304 .178 0 3|1908-1915 239 526 .177 1 3|
Doc Marshall |1909-1909 50 149 .201 0 3|1904-1906 49 119 .193 0 7|
Ramon Martinez |2006-2007 149 305 .243 2 1|1998-2002 368 924 .269 20 7|
Al Maul |1899-1899 4 11 .273 0 0|1901-1901 3 8 .375 0 0|
Brent Mayne |2004-2004 47 96 .187 0 0|1998-1999 211 597 .288 5 4|
Johnny McCarthy |1934-1935 39 87 .218 1 1|1936-1948 423 1150 .276 22 6|
Lew McCarty |1913-1916 238 736 .260 1 12|1916-1920 288 735 .272 4 8|
Mike McCormick |1949-1949 55 139 .209 2 1|1950-1950 4 4 0 0|
Tom McCreery |1901-1903 243 906 .264 7 34|1897-1898 84 298 .258 2 18|
Dan McGann |1899-1899 63 214 .243 2 16|1902-1907 682 2430 .279 16 151|
Joe McGinnity |1900-1900 46 145 .193 0 4|1902-1908 306 772 .180 0 13|
Joe Medwick |1940-1946 470 1764 .303 38 7|1943-1945 232 906 .313 15 4|
Fred Merkle |1916-1917 25 77 .221 0 2|1907-1916 1105 3831 .272 49 212|
Irish Meusel |1927-1927 42 74 .243 1 0|1921-1926 765 2969 .314 70 46|
Chief Meyers |1916-1917 127 371 .235 0 6|1909-1915 840 2395 .301 14 38|
Justin Miller |2010-2010 19 0 0 0|2009-2009 44 3 0 0|
Clarence Mitchell |1918-1922 201 426 .277 4 4|1930-1932 59 130 .231 1 0|
Eddie Moore |1929-1930 187 598 .291 1 4|1932-1932 37 87 .264 1 1|
Guillermo Mota |2002-2009 232 22 .182 1 0|2010-2012 134 11 .091 0 0|
Manny Mota |1969-1982 816 1923 .315 12 26|1962-1962 47 74 .176 0 3|
Bill Mueller |2006-2006 32 107 .252 3 1|1996-2002 605 2111 .288 28 15|
Terry Mulholland |2001-2002 40 7 0 0|1986-1997 74 90 .078 1 0|
Van Mungo |1931-1941 324 656 .224 0 1|1942-1945 86 131 .206 0 0|
Bobo Newsom |1929-1943 33 57 .193 0 0|1948-1948 11 7 .429 0 0|
Bill North |1978-1978 110 304 .234 0 27|1979-1981 316 1006 .250 7 129|
Lefty O'Doul |1931-1933 325 1266 .340 33 18|1928-1934 275 760 .314 26 12|
Mickey O'Neil |1926-1926 75 201 .209 0 3|1927-1927 16 38 .132 0 0|
Joe Oeschger |1925-1925 21 8 .125 0 0|1919-1924 15 8 .375 0 0|
Al Oliver |1985-1985 35 79 .253 0 1|1984-1984 91 339 .298 0 2|
Nate Oliver |1963-1967 329 836 .234 1 17|1968-1968 36 73 .178 0 0|
Joe Orengo |1943-1943 7 15 .200 0 0|1941-1943 160 518 .216 10 2|
Dave Orr |1888-1888 99 394 .305 1 11|1883-1883 1 3 0 0|
Russ Ortiz |2010-2010 6 0 0 0|1998-2007 166 310 .213 4 0|
Rick Parker |1995-1996 43 43 .279 0 2|1990-1991 67 121 .223 2 6|
Brad Penny |2004-2008 118 210 .195 0 0|2009-2012 28 15 .133 0 0|
Joe Pignatano |1957-1960 181 385 .229 12 6|1962-1962 7 5 .200 0 0|
Norman Plitt |1918-1927 20 19 .263 0 0|1927-1927 3 1 0 0|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Jim Poole |1990-1990 16 0 0 0|1996-1998 124 6 .167 0 0|
Pat Ragan |1911-1915 145 268 .127 0 1|1919-1919 7 7 .429 0 0|
Bill Reidy |1899-1904 28 72 .194 0 0|1896-1896 2 5 0 0|
Paul Richards |1932-1932 3 8 0 0|1933-1935 100 166 .181 0 0|
Danny Richardson |1893-1893 54 206 .223 0 7|1884-1891 696 2736 .258 24 148|
Jimmy Ripple |1939-1940 35 119 .319 0 0|1936-1939 417 1361 .286 23 6|
Dave Roberts |2002-2004 302 1043 .262 7 118|2007-2008 166 503 .252 2 36|
Felix Rodriguez |1995-1995 11 0 0 0|1999-2004 395 13 .308 1 0|
Ron Roenicke |1981-1983 212 335 .239 3 9|1985-1985 65 133 .256 3 6|
Goody Rosen |1937-1946 451 1606 .293 17 12|1946-1946 100 310 .281 5 2|
Cody Ross |2005-2006 22 39 .282 2 1|2010-2011 154 478 .247 17 5|
Rosy Ryan |1933-1933 30 13 .154 0 0|1919-1924 171 207 .179 0 0|
F.P. Santangelo |2000-2000 81 142 .197 1 3|1999-1999 113 254 .260 3 12|
Bill Sayles |1943-1943 6 2 .500 0 0|1943-1943 19 13 .308 0 0|
Jason Schmidt |2007-2009 11 13 .154 1 0|2001-2006 162 328 .116 5 0|
Dick Schofield |1966-1967 104 302 .225 2 2|1965-1966 112 395 .197 2 2|
Pop Schriver |1886-1886 8 21 .048 0 0|1895-1895 24 92 .315 1 3|
Ferdie Schupp |1921-1921 20 12 .083 0 0|1913-1919 121 164 .152 0 0|
Tommy Sheehan |1908-1908 146 468 .214 0 9|1900-1900 1 2 0 0|
Aleck Smith |1897-1900 142 522 .268 1 21|1901-1906 42 106 .151 0 3|
George Smith |1918-1923 33 41 .195 0 0|1916-1919 31 22 .091 0 0|
Reggie Smith |1976-1981 542 1740 .297 97 32|1982-1982 106 349 .284 18 7|
Duke Snider |1947-1962 1923 6640 .300 389 99|1964-1964 91 167 .210 4 0|
Cory Snyder |1993-1994 216 669 .259 17 5|1992-1992 124 390 .269 14 4|
Elias Sosa |1976-1977 69 4 .250 0 0|1972-1974 147 33 .061 0 0|
Daryl Spencer |1961-1963 144 355 .237 10 0|1952-1959 719 2542 .242 74 10|
Roy Spencer |1937-1938 67 162 .222 0 0|1936-1936 19 18 .278 0 0|
Eddie Stanky |1944-1947 532 1858 .263 4 20|1950-1951 297 1042 .274 22 17|
Jigger Statz |1927-1928 207 678 .264 1 13|1919-1920 37 90 .244 0 2|
Casey Stengel |1912-1917 676 2377 .272 29 77|1921-1923 177 490 .349 12 10|
Milt Stock |1924-1926 291 1184 .285 3 11|1913-1914 122 382 .259 3 13|
Sammy Strang |1903-1904 212 779 .244 1 62|1901-1908 510 1459 .272 12 110|
Darryl Strawberry |1991-1993 214 761 .243 38 14|1994-1994 29 92 .239 4 0|
Tom Sunkel |1944-1944 12 4 0 0|1941-1943 22 25 .160 0 0|
Eric Surkamp |2015-2015 1 0 0 0|2011-2013 7 9 .111 0 0|
Mark Sweeney |2007-2008 128 125 .168 0 0|2006-2007 190 349 .252 7 2|
Jack Taschner |2010-2010 3 0 0 0|2005-2008 178 1 0 0|
Zack Taylor |1920-1935 376 1217 .280 4 4|1927-1927 83 258 .233 0 2|
Wayne Terwilliger |1951-1951 37 50 .280 0 1|1955-1956 94 275 .255 1 2|
Ryan Theriot |2010-2010 54 198 .242 1 4|2012-2012 104 352 .270 0 13|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G AB BA HR SB|Years G AB BA HR SB|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
Henry Thielman |1903-1903 9 23 .217 1 0|1902-1902 6 9 .111 0 1|
Derrel Thomas |1979-1983 522 1211 .257 12 43|1975-1977 373 1318 .263 16 53|
Fay Thomas |1932-1932 7 3 0 0|1927-1927 9 2 0 0|
Gary Thomasson |1979-1980 195 426 .239 15 4|1972-1977 604 1677 .254 38 42|
Fresco Thompson |1931-1932 77 182 .264 1 5|1926-1934 3 9 .556 0 1|
Brett Tomko |2006-2007 79 49 .061 0 0|2004-2005 66 117 .137 0 0|
Alex Trevino |1986-1987 161 346 .246 7 1|1985-1985 57 157 .217 6 0|
Ty Tyson |1928-1928 59 210 .271 1 3|1926-1927 140 494 .283 4 11|
Juan Uribe |2011-2015 407 1287 .260 28 8|2009-2010 270 919 .266 40 4|
Mike Vail |1984-1984 16 16 .062 0 0|1983-1983 18 26 .154 0 0|
Eugenio Velez |2011-2011 34 37 0 1|2007-2010 225 626 .256 8 30|
Jose Vizcaino |1989-2000 245 657 .250 4 11|1997-2006 215 687 .256 6 8|
Joe Wall |1902-1902 5 18 .167 0 0|1901-1902 10 22 .409 0 0|
John Ward |1891-1892 253 1055 .270 1 145|1883-1894 1072 4470 .279 17 332|
George Watkins |1936-1936 105 364 .255 4 5|1934-1934 105 296 .247 6 2|
Brad Wellman |1987-1987 3 4 .250 0 0|1982-1986 264 638 .224 3 20|
Terry Whitfield |1984-1986 185 298 .242 7 1|1977-1980 514 1529 .289 26 16|
Hoyt Wilhelm |1971-1972 25 4 0 0|1952-1956 319 120 .142 1 0|
Rick Wilkins |1999-1999 3 4 0 0|1996-1997 118 347 .239 14 0|
Brian Wilson |2013-2014 79 0 0 0|2006-2012 315 9 0 0|
Hack Wilson |1932-1934 319 1013 .280 38 9|1923-1925 172 573 .276 16 9|
Jamey Wright |2012-2014 127 7 0 0|2006-2006 35 47 .255 0 0|
Zeke Wrigley |1899-1899 15 49 .204 0 2|1899-1899 4 15 .200 0 1|
Eric Young |1992-1999 322 1194 .279 13 112|2003-2003 26 71 .197 0 3|
Ivan de Jesus |1974-1976 88 131 .183 0 1|1987-1987 9 10 .200 0 0|
+----------------------+---------+----+----+----+----+---+---------+----+----+----+----+---+
301 players played for each of these franchises.
|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G IP ERA W-L |Years G IP ERA W-L |
+----------------------+---------+---+------+------+-------+---------+---+------+------+-------+
Doyle Alexander |1971-1971 17 92.3 3.80 6-6 |1981-1981 24 152.3 2.90 11-7 |
Johnny Allen |1941-1943 55 213.3 3.21 18-7 |1943-1944 33 125.0 3.74 5-10 |
Wilson Alvarez |2003-2005 82 239.7 3.53 14-12 |1997-1997 11 66.3 4.48 4-3 |
Tom Baker |1935-1937 53 138.0 4.83 2-9 |1937-1938 15 35.0 4.37 1-0 |
Jesse Barnes |1926-1927 49 236.7 5.40 12-21 |1918-1923 181 1150.3 2.92 82-43 |
Hank Behrman |1946-1948 121 333.7 3.94 21-12 |1949-1949 43 71.3 4.92 3-3 |
Troy Brohawn |2003-2003 12 11.7 3.85 2-0 |2002-2002 11 5.7 6.32 0-1 |
Leon Cadore |1915-1923 189 1251.0 3.11 68-71 |1924-1924 2 4.0 0.00 0-0 |
Ben Cantwell |1937-1937 13 27.3 4.62 0-0 |1927-1937 13 42.0 4.71 2-2 |
Kid Carsey |1901-1901 2 7.0 10.29 1-0 |1899-1899 |
Watty Clark |1927-1937 322 1659.0 3.55 106-88 |1933-1934 21 62.7 5.31 4-6 |
Dennis Cook |1990-1991 25 32.0 3.66 2-1 |1988-1989 6 37.0 2.43 3-1 |
Kevin Correia |2014-2014 9 24.7 8.02 2-4 |2003-2008 170 398.0 4.59 14-22 |
Ed Crane |1893-1893 2 10.0 13.50 0-2 |1888-1893 98 756.0 3.77 37-45 |
Jack Cronin |1895-1904 42 312.0 2.83 12-23 |1902-1903 33 229.7 3.13 11-10 |
Ron Davis |1987-1987 4 4.0 6.75 0-0 |1988-1988 9 17.3 4.68 1-1 |
Phil Douglas |1915-1915 20 116.7 2.62 5-5 |1919-1922 118 656.7 3.15 42-28 |
Jack Dunn |1897-1900 117 901.7 4.00 56-47 |1902-1904 4 30.7 3.81 0-3 |
Bull Durham |1904-1904 2 11.0 3.27 2-0 |1908-1909 5 13.0 4.15 0-0 |
Roy Evans |1902-1903 28 207.3 3.00 10-15 |1902-1902 23 176.0 3.17 8-13 |
Jim Faulkner |1930-1930 2 0.3 90.00 0-0 |1927-1928 41 127.0 3.54 10-8 |
Chauncey Fisher |1897-1897 20 149.0 4.23 9-7 |1901-1901 1 4.0 15.75 0-0 |
Freddie Fitzsimmons |1937-1943 110 709.3 3.41 47-32 |1925-1937 403 2514.3 3.54 170-114|
Jim Gott |1990-1994 272 340.0 2.99 19-22 |1985-1987 65 217.3 4.27 8-10 |
Kent Greenfield |1929-1929 6 8.7 8.28 0-0 |1924-1927 81 417.3 4.27 27-23 |
Hal Gregg |1943-1947 149 692.3 4.49 37-41 |1952-1952 17 36.3 4.71 0-1 |
Burleigh Grimes |1918-1926 318 2426.0 3.46 158-121|1927-1927 39 259.7 3.53 19-8 |
Gil Hatfield |1893-1893 |1887-1889 6 52.0 3.98 2-4 |
Dutch Henry |1923-1924 33 140.3 4.49 5-8 |1927-1929 89 329.0 4.02 19-18 |
Matt Herges |1999-2001 151 234.3 3.38 20-13 |2003-2005 118 121.3 4.30 6-6 |
Roberto Hernandez |2007-2007 22 20.3 6.65 0-2 |1997-1997 28 32.7 2.48 5-2 |
Orel Hershiser |1983-2000 353 2180.7 3.12 135-107|1998-1998 34 202.0 4.41 11-10 |
Kirby Higbe |1941-1947 167 931.0 3.29 70-38 |1949-1950 55 115.0 3.91 2-3 |
Waite Hoyt |1932-1938 41 210.0 3.94 8-13 |1918-1932 19 98.3 3.39 5-7 |
Bill Hubbell |1925-1925 33 86.7 5.29 3-6 |1919-1920 16 48.3 2.05 1-2 |
David Huff |2015-2015 3 6.0 9.00 0-0 |2014-2014 16 20.0 6.30 1-0 |
High Pockets Kelly |1932-1932 |1915-1926 1 5.0 0.00 1-0 |
Brickyard Kennedy |1892-1901 382 2866.0 3.98 177-149|1902-1902 6 38.7 3.95 1-4 |
Billy Loes |1950-1956 132 639.7 3.85 50-26 |1960-1961 63 160.3 4.44 9-7 |
Bill Lohrman |1943-1944 9 30.3 3.27 0-2 |1937-1943 178 940.0 3.69 59-54 |
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|Los Angeles Dodgers |San Francisco Giants |
|Years G IP ERA W-L |Years G IP ERA W-L |
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Ray Lucas |1933-1934 12 35.7 6.81 1-1 |1929-1931 10 20.3 3.99 0-0 |
Dolf Luque |1930-1931 50 301.7 4.39 21-14 |1932-1935 101 236.3 3.47 19-12 |
Sal Maglie |1956-1957 47 292.3 2.89 19-11 |1945-1955 221 1297.7 3.13 95-42 |
Juan Marichal |1975-1975 2 6.0 13.50 0-1 |1960-1973 458 3443.7 2.84 238-140|
Rube Marquard |1915-1920 149 950.0 2.58 56-48 |1908-1915 239 1546.0 2.85 103-76 |
Al Maul |1899-1899 4 26.0 4.50 2-0 |1901-1901 3 19.0 11.37 0-3 |
Johnny McCarthy |1934-1935 |1936-1948 1 5.0 7.20 0-0 |
Joe McGinnity |1900-1900 44 343.0 2.94 28-8 |1902-1908 300 2151.3 2.38 151-88 |
Justin Miller |2010-2010 19 24.3 4.44 0-0 |2009-2009 44 56.7 3.17 3-3 |
Clarence Mitchell |1918-1922 85 390.3 3.44 23-20 |1930-1932 59 349.7 4.04 24-17 |
Guillermo Mota |2002-2009 232 294.0 2.79 18-14 |2010-2012 134 155.0 4.18 3-6 |
Terry Mulholland |2001-2002 40 61.3 6.61 1-1 |1986-1997 73 290.3 5.18 8-22 |
Van Mungo |1931-1941 284 1739.3 3.41 102-99 |1942-1945 80 373.7 3.76 18-16 |
Bobo Newsom |1929-1943 33 169.3 3.46 11-9 |1948-1948 11 25.7 4.20 0-4 |
Joe Oeschger |1925-1925 21 37.0 6.08 1-2 |1919-1924 15 37.0 3.41 2-1 |
Russ Ortiz |2010-2010 6 7.0 10.29 0-1 |1998-2007 166 973.7 4.09 69-47 |
Brad Penny |2004-2008 118 678.7 4.07 46-33 |2009-2012 28 69.7 4.00 4-2 |
Norman Plitt |1918-1927 20 64.3 4.90 2-6 |1927-1927 3 7.3 3.70 1-0 |
Jim Poole |1990-1990 16 10.7 4.21 0-0 |1996-1998 124 105.3 5.56 6-5 |
Pat Ragan |1911-1915 145 794.3 3.26 37-54 |1919-1919 7 22.7 1.59 1-0 |
Bill Reidy |1899-1904 23 149.3 3.68 7-11 |1896-1896 2 13.0 7.62 0-1 |
Danny Richardson |1893-1893 |1884-1891 15 100.0 3.24 7-3 |
Felix Rodriguez |1995-1995 11 10.7 2.52 1-1 |1999-2004 395 403.0 3.06 34-19 |
Rosy Ryan |1933-1933 30 61.3 4.55 1-1 |1919-1924 171 672.0 3.50 48-36 |
Bill Sayles |1943-1943 5 11.7 7.69 0-0 |1943-1943 18 53.0 4.75 1-3 |
Jason Schmidt |2007-2009 10 43.3 6.03 3-6 |2001-2006 162 1069.7 3.36 78-37 |
Ferdie Schupp |1921-1921 20 61.0 4.57 3-4 |1913-1919 121 561.3 2.63 32-14 |
George Smith |1918-1923 33 141.0 3.19 7-7 |1916-1919 31 96.3 3.46 3-8 |
Elias Sosa |1976-1977 68 97.3 2.50 4-6 |1972-1974 147 223.7 3.30 19-12 |
Tom Sunkel |1944-1944 12 24.0 7.50 1-3 |1941-1943 22 81.7 4.63 4-8 |
Eric Surkamp |2015-2015 1 3.3 10.91 0-0 |2011-2013 7 29.3 7.37 2-3 |
Jack Taschner |2010-2010 3 0.3 30.00 0-0 |2005-2008 178 140.0 5.01 8-4 |
Henry Thielman |1903-1903 4 29.0 4.66 0-3 |1902-1902 2 6.0 1.50 0-1 |
Fay Thomas |1932-1932 7 17.0 7.41 0-1 |1927-1927 9 16.3 3.31 0-0 |
Brett Tomko |2006-2007 77 216.3 5.24 10-18 |2004-2005 65 384.7 4.26 19-22 |
John Ward |1891-1892 |1883-1894 43 337.7 2.82 19-16 |
Hoyt Wilhelm |1971-1972 25 43.0 3.14 0-2 |1952-1956 319 608.0 2.98 42-25 |
Brian Wilson |2013-2014 79 62.0 3.77 4-5 |2006-2012 315 320.0 3.21 20-20 |
Jamey Wright |2012-2014 127 138.0 4.04 10-7 |2006-2006 34 156.0 5.19 6-10 |
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Oyster Burns was one of the first players to don both uniforms. Burns played for the Dodgers from 1888-1895, and then played a partial season for the Giants in 1895. Back in those days the Dodgers weren’t called the Dodgers. They were the Brooklyn Bridegrooms. The grizzled ball player was an outfielder, but originally began his professional career as a pitcher.
Burns was one of the better hitters for the Bridegrooms and the National League back in those days. Burns led the NL in home runs and runs batted in during the 1890 season. He batted .355 in 1894 for the bridegrooms. He was also known as a loudmouth and troublemaker during his playing days. He once shanked a teammate with a penknife after discovering he had fallen asleep in center field during a double-header. He only played 33 games for the Giants in 1895, and batted .307.
John Montgomery Ward was actually the first player to play for both clubs. He played for and managed the Brooklyn Bridegrooms from 1891-1892, but he also played for the Giants from 1883-1889, and then again from 1893-1894. Let’s not forget about infielder Jimmy Knowles who played 46 games for the Dodgers in 1884, and then played 16 games for the Giants in 1892.
One of my favorite Dodgers who came from San Francisco was center fielder Brett Butler. The career lead-off hitter was a masterful bunter and one of the best base stealers of that time. As a matter of fact Butler finished with 147 career bunt hits, and stole 558 bases. He was caught just 257 times.
Butler played with the Giants from 1988-1990, before signing with the Dodgers as a free agent in 1991. Butler played with the Dodgers from 1991-1997 except for the 90 games he played with the Mets in 1995 when the club mistakenly traded him. Butler was a career .290 hitter and a terrific center fielder. If you remember he ended up getting throat cancer and eventually retired soon after ending a 17-year major league career.
Former Dodger outfielder and current Washington manager Dusty Baker played the most games for the Dodgers of any of these players. Baker played in 1,117 games for the Dodgers from 1976-1983 and then played 100 games for the Giants in 1984. Other notable players include, my beloved Orel Hershiser who played for the Giants for just one season in 1998 (we forgive you Orel), Daryl Strawberry, Brian Wilson, Manny Mota, and Derrel Thomas.
Jeff Kent played in 521 games for the Dodgers hitting 75 home runs and played in 900 games for the Giants slugging 175 home runs for the pumpkin colored foes. Duke Snider played one season for the Giants in 1964 after hitting 389 home runs for the Dodgers from 1947-1962 during his illustrious career.
Juan Marichal pitched in two games for the Dodgers in 1975 after winning 258 games for the Giants from 1960-1973. Only 3 pitchers appeared in over 100 games for both sides. Freddie Fitzsimmons, Guillermo Mota, and Matt Herges were the three hurlers who accomplished the feat. Interestingly, John Ward, Brett Butler, and Bill Dahlen were the only three players to steal 100 or more bases for both sides. Sergio Romo becomes the 80th pitcher to toss for both clubs.
I actually did not realize there were that many. But some who came here from SF, or from NY when the team was in Brooklyn were hated. Maglie for one was totally hated by the borough of Brooklyn. He had quite a few run in’s with Carl Furillo. Marichal was vilified and most Dodger fan’s hated his guts. We all know why. Kent was not well liked, and neither was Dick Dietz. But they played in the blue. Candy Maldonado was traded to the Giants, a move that worked out pretty well for them. Candy was a decent player. Snider went to the Giants from the Mets, who I believe and always have, did that just to snub their nose at LA. I saw Duke hit a HR at Dodger Stadium off a guy who went to my high school. Joe Moeller.
Of course, two all-time Brooklyn Dodger greats refused to play for the Giants. Jackie retired after being traded by O’Malley, and Dolph Camilli refused to report, going back to the minors rather than play for the hated ones.
Yes, I remember that well. Duke really had no choice and it always irked me that Bavasi traded him basically for roster fodder. The reality and the story goes that Duke pissed Alston off during that 62 playoff disaster with the Giants. He berated Alston because he thought he made a dumb move bringing in Williams. Big D told Walt he could pitch but Alston said he was saving Drysdale for the opening game of the Series. If you remember, Koufax was down for the year with a circulation problem in his finger. Alston forgot, you have to get there first. We all know Williams gave up 4 runs and blew a 4-2 lead in the 9th. Duke went to the Mets and then retired after the 1964 season. Always thought he would have hit more HR’s had the Dodgers pulled the RF fence at the coliseum in a little. I saw him hit a lot of balls to the warning track there.
Great story. Brett Butler was also one of my favorites.
How about managers? I know Durocher managed both teams, not sure about anyone else.
Artieboy
I bet Romo’s Abuelo, gets to meet Fernando this year.
Scott did a lot of research to come up with that. Casey Stengel manged the Dodgers and the Mets,but never the Giants and the answer is……John Montgomery Ward. Managed both teams in the 1800’s he and Durocher are it.
Thanks. Wow only two men managed both teams.
All I can say is, if Romo does pitch well for us, it is always sweeter, if we can use a former Giant, against the Giants, especially in AT&T park.
And this isn’t a bad deal, even if Romo doesn’t work out.
Like Bluto, and most baseball people say, a one year contract, is never a bad contract.
And a one year, 3 million dollar deal, is a pretty good deal, in baseball today.
Especially after what we paid Brian Wilson, for the second year, of his contract.
And I am sure Romo will have a chip on his shoulder, when he pitches against the Giants, this year.
And at least this signing won’t make us have to depend on Baez, or Hatcher, to get us to Kenley.
And it will be fun to watch Romo’s family, in Dodger stadium, finally get to see there son pitch, for the team, they love.
Thanks Scott – this (long) list was a nice find! I really enjoyed Brett Butler’s time as a Dodger too. A classic lead off hitter and center fielder.
I did not like Kent much. I thought he was just surly and not much of a motivator.
A few more names: Eric Davis and Daryl Strawberry. And David Roberts!
Bum
I guess it isn’t just you and I, that think Stewart, is a keeper.
They had a article on him, in Fangraphs today.
It is called, Meet the Dodger’s right handed, Skyrocket.
Liked that article.
Spin rate. Exit velocity.
Those seem to be key metrics to Honeycutt and the staff. Hill also mentioned them prominently in a recent interview.
Yes MJ, that was a good article. The author thinks a lot of Stewart. Hope they are right. He has three good pitches and good command. He does a good job of missing bats. The farm system has been producing. Pederson, Seager, And Urias. We may see Bellinger and Stewart soon.
Idahoal
And that fact he doesn’t have a lot of miles on his arm, makes it even better.
He sure looked good, against the Cubs last year.
I like Brock’s demeanor. He just seems like he’s buckling down and working. He’ll be a good innings eater for us once we get rid of the deadweight “bridge” contracts. This generation’s Tim Belcher I hope.
YF
I just read an article about Kazmir, earlier today.
And Kazmir said he is feeling healthy, and he wants to prove his worth, and be at the top, of the pitching rotation.
I will believe it when I see it.
Kazmir was complaining, that he wanted to be on another team.
And after reading that, I really felt even more negative, about him.
The story today said he wanted to be in LA. It is good when a player has a chip on his shoulder and the Dodgers have a few of those, Puig, Kazmir, Ethier, and Hernandez. I bet SVS is raring to go too.
Michael
Yes Kazmir apparently said that last year, when he was out.
I am willing to give Puig chance, and see if he can make me, a believer again.
And Scott is due, to have a healthy productive, season.
And I never under estimate,
Ethier.
It is a fact that we hit better against lefties in 2015, and we still almost have all, of those same players, this year.
I wouldn’t want to be Roberts, with all the decisions he is going to have to make, with all of the depth in the starting pitching, as well as the depth, in the outfield.
I like the way that Stewart throws his pitches.
If you you start from 1900 and assume 30 different players per team per year then it’s
301/(30x117x2) = 4%.
But we known it’s off because we have to go earlier than 1900 to include Oyster and Wee Willie. And 30 players per season is too small a # (particularly with FAZ’s penchant for having spectacular # of relief pitchers).
So maybe it’s more like 1% of all the players who played for one team actually played for both teams. Pretty exclusive club. Get booed by both teams’ fans.
There’s only one Dodger that I ever rooted for while he was in a Vagiant uniform and that was my man Reggie Smith who was by far the best hitter in those 70’s lineups. The man had an over 1000+ OPS season for the Dodgers one season.