Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies players: who played for both

Who played for both the Reds and Rockies?

94 players played for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Colorado Rockies between 1993 and 2025, including Dante Bichette, Jeff Reed, Drew Stubbs and Lenny Harris. 51 of them played for the Reds first and 38 for the Rockies first; 5 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Chris Jones is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Reds first, then the Rockies from 1993.
  • Ryan Vilade is the most recent: Rockies first, then the Reds from 2025.
  • Dante Bichette played the most games across the two: 125 for the Reds and 1,018 for the Rockies.
  • 9 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Lenny Harris.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (47), OF (27), SS (6), C (4).

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All 94 players, most games for the two first

Seasons and regular-season games with each franchise (1876–2025). A gap of a season or more starts a new spell.
PlayerPosRedsRockies
Dante BichetteOF2000 (125 g)1993–1999 (1018 g)
Jeff ReedC1988–1992 (329 g)1996–1999 (365 g)
Drew StubbsOF2009–2012 (486 g)2014–2015 (183 g)
Lenny Harris3B1988–1989, 1994–1998 (546 g)1999 (91 g)
Matt BelisleP2003, 2005–2008 (133 g)2009–2014 (392 g)
Kyle FarmerSS2019–2022 (421 g)2025 (97 g)
John Vander WalOF2004 (42 g)1994–1998 (465 g)
Ryan HaniganC2007–2013 (474 g)2017 (33 g)
Chris Stynes3B1997–2000 (364 g)2003 (138 g)
Garrett HampsonOF2025 (9 g)2018–2022 (419 g)
Gabe WhiteP1997–2000, 2002–2004 (268 g)2000–2001 (136 g)
Todd Walker2B2001–2002 (221 g)2000–2001 (142 g)
Willy TaverasOF2009 (102 g)2007–2008 (230 g)
Ramon HernandezC2009–2011 (269 g)2012 (52 g)
Quinton McCrackenOF2006 (45 g)1995–1997 (274 g)
Jordan Pacheco1B2016 (31 g)2011–2014 (270 g)
Nick MassetP2008–2011 (241 g)2014 (51 g)
Jeffrey HammondsOF1998–1999 (149 g)2000 (122 g)
Kent MerckerP1997, 2003, 2005–2006, 2008 (210 g)2002 (58 g)
Alex OchoaOF2000–2001 (208 g)2001 (58 g)
Jose IglesiasSS2019 (146 g)2022 (118 g)
Curtis GoodwinOF1996–1997 (134 g)1998 (119 g)
Jacob CruzOF2004–2005 (206 g)2001 (44 g)
Mike Moustakas3B2020–2022 (184 g)2023 (47 g)
Chuck McElroyP1994–1996 (108 g)1998–1999 (119 g)
Mark SweeneyOF1999 (37 g)2003–2004 (189 g)
Todd HollandsworthOF2006 (34 g)2000–2002 (184 g)
Dennys ReyesP1998–2001 (171 g)2002 (43 g)
Connor JoeOF2025 (35 g)2021–2022 (174 g)
Jeff FrancisP2014 (1 g)2004–2008, 2010, 2012–2013 (199 g)
Stan BelindaP1997–1999 (153 g)2000 (47 g)
Robert StephensonP2016–2020 (105 g)2021–2022 (94 g)
Royce ClaytonSS2006 (50 g)2004 (146 g)
Ron GantOF1995 (119 g)2001 (59 g)
Jeremy AffeldtP2008 (74 g)2006–2007 (102 g)
Greg VaughnOF1999 (153 g)2003 (22 g)
Freddie BenavidesSS1991–1992 (98 g)1993 (74 g)
Todd JonesP2004 (51 g)2002–2003 (112 g)
Chris JonesOF1991 (52 g)1993–1994 (107 g)
Brent SuterP2024–2025 (95 g)2023 (57 g)
Jeff HoffmanP2021–2022 (67 g)2016–2020 (71 g)
Eric AnthonyOF1995–1996 (94 g)1996 (32 g)
Nick MartiniOF2023–2024 (81 g)2025 (43 g)
Yonder Alonso1B2010–2011 (69 g)2019 (54 g)
Pat WatkinsOF1997–1998 (100 g)1999 (16 g)
Denny NeagleP1999–2000 (39 g)2001–2003 (72 g)
Elmer DessensP2000–2002 (106 g)2007 (5 g)
Josh FoggP2008 (23 g)2006–2007, 2009 (87 g)
Darren BraggOF2004 (38 g)2000 (71 g)
Brian HunterOF2000 (32 g)2000 (72 g)
Jose AcevedoP2001–2004 (68 g)2005 (36 g)
Josh RoenickeP2008–2009 (16 g)2011–2012 (82 g)
Mike KellyOF1996–1997 (92 g)1999 (2 g)
Ron VilloneP1999–2000 (64 g)2001 (22 g)
Kevin JarvisP1994–1997 (58 g)2000, 2004 (27 g)
Marcus MooreP1996 (23 g)1993–1994 (56 g)
Darnell Coles3B1992 (55 g)1997 (21 g)
Scott ServiceP1993–1994, 1996–1997 (71 g)1993 (3 g)
Chris NichtingP2001 (36 g)2001–2002 (36 g)
Austin WynnsC2024–2025 (25 g)2023 (45 g)
Chris Sexton2B2000 (35 g)1999 (35 g)
Rick WhiteP2006 (26 g)2002 (41 g)
Jimmy HergetP2019 (5 g)2025 (59 g)
Mychal GivensP2021 (23 g)2020–2021 (41 g)
Matt KempOF2019 (20 g)2020 (43 g)
Mark Bellhorn2B2007 (13 g)2003 (48 g)
Jason RomanoOF2004–2005 (41 g)2002 (18 g)
Victor SantosP2007 (32 g)2002 (24 g)
Brooks KieschnickP2000 (14 g)2001 (35 g)
Jason MarquisP2015 (10 g)2009 (38 g)
Allan SimpsonP2005 (9 g)2004–2005 (34 g)
Shawn EstesP2002 (6 g)2004 (36 g)
Ramon OrtizP2005 (30 g)2007 (10 g)
Greg ReynoldsP2013 (6 g)2008, 2011 (27 g)
Manny AybarP2000 (32 g)2000 (1 g)
Ashton GoudeauP2021 (5 g)2020–2022 (27 g)
Tony Womack2B2006 (9 g)2003 (21 g)
Robin JenningsOF2001 (27 g)2001 (1 g)
Chase AndersonP2022 (9 g)2023 (17 g)
Kip WellsP2009 (10 g)2008 (15 g)
Anderson MachadoSS2004–2005 (19 g)2005 (4 g)
Kimera BarteeOF2000 (11 g)2001 (12 g)
Phillip DiehlP2022 (5 g)2019–2020 (16 g)
Sun-Woo KimP2006 (2 g)2005–2006 (18 g)
Giovanni CarraraP1996–1997 (10 g)2000 (8 g)
Mark HuttonP1998 (10 g)1997 (8 g)
Mo SanfordP1991 (5 g)1993 (11 g)
Taylor MotterSS2022 (2 g)2021 (13 g)
Dan SerafiniP2003 (11 g)2007 (3 g)
Jesus SanchezP2004 (3 g)2003 (9 g)
Marc KroonP1998 (4 g)2004 (6 g)
Tim MelvilleP2016 (3 g)2019 (7 g)
Chasen ShreveP2023 (3 g)2024 (1 g)
Ryan ViladeOF2025 (1 g)2021 (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.Reds seasons include the Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1889) and Cincinnati Redlegs (1954–1959).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Colorado Rockies?

94 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Dante Bichette, Jeff Reed, Drew Stubbs and Lenny Harris. 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?

Chris Jones: Cincinnati Reds first, then the Colorado Rockies from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Kyle Farmer, Garrett Hampson, Connor Joe, Brent Suter, Nick Martini and Austin Wynns and 3 more, 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. Reds seasons include the Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1889) and Cincinnati Redlegs (1954–1959).

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