Detroit Tigers and Milwaukee Brewers players: who played for both

Who played for both the Tigers and Brewers?

93 players played for both the Detroit Tigers and the Milwaukee Brewers between 1969 and 2025, including Ben Oglivie, Prince Fielder, Rob Deer and Curtis Granderson. 48 of them played for the Tigers first and 42 for the Brewers first; 3 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Mike Marshall is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Tigers first, then the Brewers from 1969.
  • Tyler Alexander is the most recent: Tigers first, then the Brewers from 2025.
  • Ben Oglivie played the most games across the two: 439 for the Tigers and 1,149 for the Brewers.
  • 9 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Ed Romero.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (49), OF (18), C (9), SS (6).

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All 93 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.
PlayerPosTigersBrewers
Ben OglivieOF1974–1977 (439 g)1978–1986 (1149 g)
Prince Fielder1B2012–2013 (324 g)2005–2011 (998 g)
Rob DeerOF1991–1993 (334 g)1986–1990 (667 g)
Curtis GrandersonOF2004–2009 (674 g)2018 (19 g)
Hernan Perez3B2012–2015 (66 g)2015–2019 (572 g)
Fernando Vina2B2004 (29 g)1995–1999 (528 g)
Gary SheffieldOF2007–2008 (247 g)1988–1991 (294 g)
Ray OylerSS1965–1968 (412 g)1969 (106 g)
Pedro Garcia2B1976 (77 g)1973–1976 (440 g)
Casey McGehee3B2016 (30 g)2009–2011 (428 g)
Ed RomeroSS1990 (32 g)1977, 1980–1985, 1989 (426 g)
Jonathan Schoop2B2020–2023 (386 g)2018 (46 g)
Jim SlatonP1978, 1986 (57 g)1971–1977, 1979–1983 (364 g)
Gary Sutherland2B1974–1976 (320 g)1976 (59 g)
Alex SanchezOF2003–2004 (180 g)2001–2003 (185 g)
Eric HaaseC2020–2023 (301 g)2024–2025 (60 g)
Francisco RodriguezP2016–2017 (89 g)2011–2015 (263 g)
Raul CasanovaC1996–1998 (142 g)2000–2002 (188 g)
Mike MyersP1995–1997 (182 g)1998–1999 (141 g)
Frank CatalanottoOF1997–1999 (202 g)2009 (77 g)
Alex WilsonP2015–2018 (246 g)2019 (13 g)
Franklin Stubbs1B1995 (62 g)1991–1992 (195 g)
Avisail GarciaOF2012–2013 (53 g)2020–2021 (188 g)
Corey KnebelP2014 (8 g)2015–2018, 2020 (231 g)
Wayne ComerOF1967–1968, 1972 (79 g)1969–1970 (160 g)
Blaine HardyP2014–2019 (233 g)2021 (1 g)
Gabe KaplerOF1998–1999 (137 g)2008 (96 g)
Tommy MatchickSS1967–1969 (182 g)1971 (42 g)
Bob HamelinDH1997 (110 g)1998 (109 g)
Scott FletcherSS1995 (67 g)1992 (123 g)
Jacob BarnesP2022 (22 g)2016–2019 (167 g)
Chris SpurlingP2003, 2005–2006 (131 g)2006–2007 (56 g)
Paul BakoC1998 (96 g)2002 (87 g)
Steve SparksP2000–2003 (130 g)1995–1996 (53 g)
Rich BeckerOF2000 (92 g)1999 (89 g)
Wily PeraltaP2021–2022 (47 g)2012–2017 (132 g)
Daniel NorrisP2015–2022 (154 g)2021 (18 g)
Mike RiveraC2001–2002 (43 g)2006–2009, 2011 (120 g)
Jody Reed2B1997 (52 g)1994 (108 g)
Joe OliverC1998 (50 g)1995 (97 g)
Carlos TorresP2019 (4 g)2016–2017 (139 g)
Mark CanhaOF2024 (93 g)2023 (50 g)
Tyler AlexanderP2019–2023 (120 g)2025 (21 g)
Juan AcevedoP2002 (65 g)2000 (62 g)
Andrew ChafinP2022, 2024 (105 g)2023 (20 g)
Alex PresleyOF2016–2017 (74 g)2016 (47 g)
Matt StairsOF2006 (14 g)2002 (107 g)
Mark LeiterP1991–1993 (100 g)2001 (20 g)
Bryce FlorieP1998–1999 (69 g)1996–1997 (47 g)
Francisco CorderoP1999 (20 g)2006–2007 (94 g)
Tom GorzelannyP2015 (48 g)2013–2014 (66 g)
Bill KruegerP1993–1994 (48 g)1989–1990 (64 g)
Randy WolfP2015 (8 g)2010–2012 (95 g)
Ed NunezP1989–1990 (69 g)1991–1992 (33 g)
Jordan ZimmermannP2016–2020 (99 g)2021 (2 g)
Quintin BerryOF2012 (94 g)2017 (7 g)
Jose VerasP2013 (25 g)2012 (72 g)
Tito FranconaOF1958 (45 g)1970 (52 g)
Jose CapellanP2007 (10 g)2005–2007 (85 g)
Daz CameronOF2020–2022 (73 g)2025 (21 g)
Victor SantosP2001 (33 g)2004–2005 (60 g)
Mike FiersP2018 (21 g)2011–2015 (71 g)
Brian HarperC1986 (19 g)1994 (64 g)
Joakim SoriaP2014–2015 (56 g)2018 (26 g)
Jahmai JonesDH2025 (72 g)2023 (7 g)
Julio SantanaP2002 (38 g)2005 (41 g)
Josh WilsonSS2015 (21 g)2011 (54 g)
Alex GonzalezSS2014 (9 g)2012–2013 (65 g)
Andy AllansonC1991 (60 g)1992 (9 g)
Dave EngleC1986 (35 g)1989 (27 g)
Shelby MillerP2024 (51 g)2025 (11 g)
Hideo NomoP2000 (32 g)1999 (29 g)
Neftali FelizP2015 (30 g)2017 (29 g)
Mike MarshallP1967 (37 g)1969 (21 g)
Bob ScanlanP1996 (8 g)1994–1995, 2000 (49 g)
Randy VeresP1996 (25 g)1989–1990 (29 g)
Alfredo FigaroP2009–2010 (13 g)2013–2014 (39 g)
Kevin WickanderP1995 (21 g)1995–1996 (29 g)
Gary GloverP2008 (18 g)2004–2005 (19 g)
Duane SingletonOF1996 (18 g)1994–1995 (15 g)
Jose UrenaP2021 (26 g)2022 (4 g)
Jim HannanP1971 (7 g)1971 (21 g)
Bob HumphreysP1962 (4 g)1970 (23 g)
Ed FarmerP1973 (24 g)1978 (3 g)
Marcus JensenC1997 (8 g)1998, 2002 (18 g)
Bob ReynoldsP1975 (21 g)1971 (3 g)
Fred HoldsworthP1972–1974 (15 g)1980 (9 g)
Dave LaPointP1986 (16 g)1980 (5 g)
Jack LazorkoP1986 (3 g)1984 (15 g)
Frankie De La CruzP2007 (6 g)2011 (11 g)
Julio TeheranP2021 (1 g)2023 (14 g)
Elvin RodriguezP2022 (7 g)2025 (6 g)
Brewer HicklenOF2025 (1 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.Brewers seasons include the Seattle Pilots (1969).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Detroit Tigers and the Milwaukee Brewers?

93 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1969 to 2025, including Ben Oglivie, Prince Fielder, Rob Deer and Curtis Granderson. 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 Marshall: Detroit Tigers first, then the Milwaukee Brewers from 1969.

Who has played for both recently?

Eric Haase, Mark Canha, Tyler Alexander, Andrew Chafin, Daz Cameron and Jahmai Jones 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. Brewers seasons include the Seattle Pilots (1969).

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