Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants players: who played for both

Who played for both the Rockies and Giants?

80 players played for both the Colorado Rockies and the San Francisco Giants between 1993 and 2025, including Kirt Manwaring, Neifi Perez, Andres Galarraga and Ellis Burks. 36 of them played for the Rockies first and 43 for the Giants first; 1 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Charlie Hayes is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Giants first, then the Rockies from 1993.
  • Thairo Estrada is the most recent: Giants first, then the Rockies from 2025.
  • Kirt Manwaring played the most games across the two: 262 for the Rockies and 709 for the Giants.
  • 11 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Andres Galarraga.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (35), OF (18), C (14), SS (5).

How many can you name?

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All 80 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.
PlayerPosRockiesGiants
Kirt ManwaringC1997–1999 (262 g)1987–1996 (709 g)
Neifi PerezSS1996–2001 (668 g)2003–2004 (223 g)
Andres Galarraga1B1993–1997 (679 g)2001, 2003 (159 g)
Ellis BurksOF1994–1998 (520 g)1998–2000 (284 g)
Royce ClaytonSS2004 (146 g)1991–1995 (506 g)
Eric Young2B1993–1997 (613 g)2003 (26 g)
Yorvit TorrealbaC2006–2009, 2013 (373 g)2001–2005 (220 g)
Javier LopezP2003–2005 (142 g)2010–2016 (446 g)
Juan UribeSS2001–2003 (314 g)2009–2010 (270 g)
Jeff ReedC1996–1999 (365 g)1993–1995 (182 g)
Steve ReedP1993–1997, 2003–2004 (461 g)1992, 1998 (68 g)
Jeremy AffeldtP2006–2007 (102 g)2009–2015 (414 g)
John Vander WalOF1994–1998 (465 g)2001 (49 g)
Charlie Hayes3B1993–1994 (270 g)1988–1989, 1998–1999 (216 g)
Thairo Estrada2B2025 (39 g)2021–2024 (408 g)
Mike KingeryOF1994–1995 (224 g)1990–1991 (196 g)
Gerardo ParraOF2016–2018 (359 g)2019 (30 g)
Nick HundleyC2015–2016 (186 g)2017–2018 (197 g)
Mark SweeneyOF2003–2004 (189 g)2006–2007 (190 g)
Brent MayneC2000–2001 (166 g)1998–1999 (211 g)
Darryl HamiltonOF1998–1999 (142 g)1997–1998 (222 g)
Jake McGeeP2016–2019 (225 g)2021–2022 (86 g)
Marco ScutaroSS2012 (95 g)2012–2014 (193 g)
Julian TavarezP2000 (51 g)1997–1999 (196 g)
Matt HergesP2007–2009 (102 g)2003–2005 (118 g)
Tyler ColvinOF2012–2013 (163 g)2014 (57 g)
Bobby EstalellaC2002–2003 (84 g)2000–2001 (135 g)
Shawn EstesP2004 (36 g)1995–2001 (182 g)
Dustan MohrOF2005 (98 g)2004 (117 g)
Kris Bryant3B2022–2024 (159 g)2021 (51 g)
Jeffrey HammondsOF2000 (122 g)2003–2004 (76 g)
Drew StubbsOF2014–2015 (183 g)2017 (10 g)
Alan EmbreeP2009 (36 g)1999–2001 (153 g)
LaTroy HawkinsP2007, 2014–2015 (143 g)2005 (45 g)
Connor JoeOF2021–2022 (174 g)2019 (8 g)
Steve FinleyOF2007 (43 g)2006 (139 g)
Kevin PillarOF2020 (24 g)2019 (156 g)
Ramon RamirezP2006–2007 (83 g)2010–2011, 2013 (97 g)
Jonathan SanchezP2012 (3 g)2006–2011 (175 g)
Cristhian AdamesSS2014–2017 (166 g)2019 (10 g)
Jamey WrightP1996–1999, 2004–2005 (141 g)2006 (35 g)
Steve DeckerC1996 (10 g)1990–1992, 1996 (166 g)
Todd GreeneC2004–2005 (113 g)2006 (61 g)
Matt ReynoldsP2010–2012 (165 g)2016 (8 g)
Bryan HickersonP1995 (18 g)1991–1994 (153 g)
Tom GoodwinOF2000 (91 g)2002 (78 g)
J. R. Phillips1B1999 (25 g)1993–1996 (133 g)
Ty BlachP2022–2024 (64 g)2016–2019 (94 g)
Chris JonesOF1993–1994 (107 g)1998 (43 g)
Charlie Culberson3B2013–2014 (142 g)2012 (6 g)
Eliezer AlfonzoC2011 (25 g)2006–2008 (118 g)
Bill SwiftP1995–1997 (42 g)1992–1994 (86 g)
Livan HernandezP2008 (8 g)1999–2002 (116 g)
Tyler ChatwoodP2012–2014, 2016–2017 (115 g)2021 (2 g)
Mike TauchmanOF2017–2018 (52 g)2021 (64 g)
Austin WynnsC2023 (45 g)2022–2023 (67 g)
Jose MesaP2006 (79 g)1998 (32 g)
Scott ServaisC2000 (33 g)1999–2000 (76 g)
Jeff FasseroP2004 (40 g)2005–2006 (58 g)
Trent HubbardOF1994–1996 (87 g)1996 (10 g)
Jacob CruzOF2001 (44 g)1996–1998 (52 g)
Tom MurphyC2015–2018 (81 g)2024 (13 g)
Scott AlexanderP2025 (19 g)2022–2023, 2025 (74 g)
Tyler AndersonP2016–2019 (75 g)2020 (13 g)
Pierce JohnsonP2023 (43 g)2018 (37 g)
Jay WitasickP2005 (32 g)2002 (44 g)
Drew PomeranzP2011–2013 (34 g)2019 (21 g)
Mark GrantP1993 (14 g)1984, 1986–1987 (31 g)
Denny BautistaP2006–2007 (13 g)2010 (31 g)
Guillermo MoscosoP2012 (23 g)2013 (13 g)
Darnell Coles3B1997 (21 g)1991 (11 g)
Joe RoaP2003 (4 g)1997 (28 g)
Scott ServiceP1993 (3 g)1995 (28 g)
Kent BottenfieldP1993–1994 (29 g)1994 (1 g)
Matt NokesC1995 (10 g)1985 (19 g)
Fernando AbadP2023 (6 g)2019 (21 g)
Tim ScottP1997 (3 g)1996 (20 g)
Manny AybarP2000 (1 g)2002–2003 (18 g)
Jackson WilliamsC2014 (7 g)2015 (7 g)
Rico GarciaP2019 (2 g)2020 (12 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.Giants seasons include the New York Gothams (1883–1884) and New York Giants (1885–1957).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Colorado Rockies and the San Francisco Giants?

80 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Kirt Manwaring, Neifi Perez, Andres Galarraga and Ellis Burks. 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?

Charlie Hayes: San Francisco Giants first, then the Colorado Rockies from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Thairo Estrada, Kris Bryant, Ty Blach, Tom Murphy and Scott Alexander, 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. Giants seasons include the New York Gothams (1883–1884) and New York Giants (1885–1957).

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