Arizona Diamondbacks and Philadelphia Phillies players: who played for both
Who played for both the Diamondbacks and Phillies?
60 players played for both the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Philadelphia Phillies between 1998 and 2025, including Travis Lee, David Dellucci, Jean Segura and Didi Gregorius. 35 of them played for the Diamondbacks first and 24 for the Phillies first; 1 played for both in the same season.
Did you know?
- Mike Robertson is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Phillies first, then the Diamondbacks from 1998.
- Brett de Geus is the most recent: Diamondbacks first, then the Phillies from 2025.
- Travis Lee played the most games across the two: 338 for the Diamondbacks and 366 for the Phillies.
- 10 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as David Hernandez.
- Most common positions on this list: P (37), C (7), SS (5), OF (4).
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All 60 players, most games for the two first
| Player | Pos | Diamondbacks | Phillies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travis Lee | 1B | 1998–2000 (338 g) | 2000–2002 (366 g) |
| David Dellucci | OF | 1998–2003 (503 g) | 2006 (132 g) |
| Jean Segura | SS | 2016 (153 g) | 2019–2022 (427 g) |
| Didi Gregorius | SS | 2013–2014 (183 g) | 2020–2022 (226 g) |
| Curt Schilling | P | 2000–2003 (108 g) | 1992–2000 (244 g) |
| David Hernandez | P | 2011–2013, 2015, 2017 (274 g) | 2016 (70 g) |
| Ricky Bottalico | P | 2003 (2 g) | 1994–1998, 2001–2002 (330 g) |
| Kelly Stinnett | C | 1998–2000, 2005 (315 g) | 2003 (7 g) |
| Archie Bradley | P | 2015–2020 (249 g) | 2021 (53 g) |
| Rod Barajas | C | 1999–2003 (211 g) | 2007 (48 g) |
| Philip Gosselin | 2B | 2015–2016 (146 g) | 2019–2020 (83 g) |
| Chad Durbin | P | 2004 (7 g) | 2008–2010, 2013 (210 g) |
| Jake Diekman | P | 2018 (24 g) | 2012–2015 (191 g) |
| Johnny Estrada | C | 2006 (115 g) | 2001–2002 (99 g) |
| Michael Bourn | OF | 2016 (89 g) | 2006–2007 (122 g) |
| Chad Qualls | P | 2008–2010 (171 g) | 2012 (35 g) |
| Ian Kennedy | P | 2010–2013, 2022 (179 g) | 2021 (23 g) |
| Dan Plesac | P | 1999–2000 (96 g) | 2002–2003 (99 g) |
| Vicente Padilla | P | 1999–2000 (32 g) | 2000–2005 (162 g) |
| Terry Mulholland | P | 2006 (5 g) | 1989–1993, 1996 (170 g) |
| Amaury Telemaco | P | 1998–1999 (32 g) | 1999–2001, 2003–2005 (138 g) |
| Russ Springer | P | 1998, 2000–2001 (96 g) | 1995–1996 (65 g) |
| Matt Kata | 2B | 2003–2005 (150 g) | 2005 (10 g) |
| Tom Gordon | P | 2009 (3 g) | 2006–2008 (137 g) |
| Asdrubal Cabrera | SS | 2021 (90 g) | 2018 (49 g) |
| Omar Daal | P | 1998–2000 (85 g) | 2000–2001 (44 g) |
| Tim Worrell | P | 2005 (32 g) | 2004–2005 (96 g) |
| Wil Nieves | C | 2012–2013 (87 g) | 2014 (36 g) |
| Taijuan Walker | P | 2017–2019 (32 g) | 2023–2025 (84 g) |
| John McDonald | SS | 2011–2012 (89 g) | 2013 (21 g) |
| Eddie Oropesa | P | 2002–2003 (79 g) | 2001 (30 g) |
| Jose Ruiz | P | 2023 (34 g) | 2024–2025 (68 g) |
| Bobby Estalella | C | 2004 (7 g) | 1996–1999 (76 g) |
| Midre Cummings | OF | 2001 (20 g) | 1997 (63 g) |
| Mike Zagurski | P | 2012 (45 g) | 2007, 2010–2011 (37 g) |
| Jeremy Hellickson | P | 2015 (29 g) | 2016–2017 (52 g) |
| Felix Rodriguez | P | 1998 (43 g) | 2004 (23 g) |
| Chase Anderson | P | 2014–2015 (50 g) | 2021 (14 g) |
| Cody Ransom | SS | 2011–2012 (38 g) | 2010 (22 g) |
| Koyie Hill | C | 2004–2005 (47 g) | 2014 (10 g) |
| Ed Vosberg | P | 1999 (4 g) | 2000–2001 (49 g) |
| Buddy Kennedy | 2B | 2022–2023 (40 g) | 2024–2025 (12 g) |
| Jason Grimsley | P | 2006 (19 g) | 1989–1991 (28 g) |
| Drew Ellis | 3B | 2021–2022 (34 g) | 2023 (12 g) |
| Fernando Salas | P | 2018 (41 g) | 2019 (3 g) |
| Scott Service | P | 2003–2004 (39 g) | 1988 (5 g) |
| Turner Ward | OF | 1999–2000 (25 g) | 2001 (17 g) |
| Rodrigo Lopez | P | 2010 (33 g) | 2009 (7 g) |
| Russell Branyan | 3B | 2011 (31 g) | 2007 (7 g) |
| Nelson Figueroa | P | 2000 (3 g) | 2001, 2010 (32 g) |
| Tyler Gilbert | P | 2021–2023 (28 g) | 2024 (6 g) |
| Mike Robertson | 1B | 1998 (11 g) | 1997 (22 g) |
| Zac Curtis | P | 2016 (21 g) | 2017–2018 (10 g) |
| J. C. Ramirez | P | 2015 (12 g) | 2013 (18 g) |
| Brett de Geus | P | 2021 (28 g) | 2025 (1 g) |
| Adam Loewen | P | 2016 (8 g) | 2015 (20 g) |
| Chris Devenski | P | 2021–2022 (18 g) | 2022 (3 g) |
| Clay Buchholz | P | 2018 (17 g) | 2017 (2 g) |
| J. D. Durbin | P | 2007 (1 g) | 2007 (18 g) |
| Aramis Garcia | C | 2025 (2 g) | 2024 (3 g) |
From the SABR Lahman Baseball Database (CC BY-SA 3.0), 1876–2025. A season counts when the player played at least one regular-season game for the franchise.Phillies seasons include the Philadelphia Quakers (1883–1889) and Philadelphia Blue Jays (1943–1944).
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Questions
How many players have played for both the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Philadelphia Phillies?
60 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1998 to 2025, including Travis Lee, David Dellucci, Jean Segura and Didi Gregorius. A player counts when he played at least one regular-season game for each franchise.
Who was the first player on this list to play for both?
Mike Robertson: Philadelphia Phillies first, then the Arizona Diamondbacks from 1998.
Who has played for both recently?
Taijuan Walker, Jose Ruiz, Buddy Kennedy, Tyler Gilbert, Brett de Geus and Aramis Garcia, with a season for one of the two in 2024 or 2025.
Does a player count if the team has moved or changed its name?
Yes. Seasons count for today's franchise, the way the Lahman database links every team-season to a franchise. Phillies seasons include the Philadelphia Quakers (1883–1889) and Philadelphia Blue Jays (1943–1944).
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