Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres players: who played for both

Who played for both the Dodgers and Padres?

132 players played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres between 1969 and 2025, including Steve Garvey, Willie Davis, Adrian Gonzalez and Matt Kemp. 67 of them played for the Dodgers first and 61 for the Padres first; 4 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Al Ferrara is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Dodgers first, then the Padres from 1969.
  • Tanner Scott is the most recent: Padres first, then the Dodgers from 2025.
  • Steve Garvey played the most games across the two: 1,727 for the Dodgers and 605 for the Padres.
  • 36 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Matt Kemp.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (62), OF (30), C (16), 2B (9).

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All 132 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.
PlayerPosDodgersPadres
Steve Garvey1B1969–1982 (1727 g)1983–1987 (605 g)
Willie DavisOF1960–1973 (1952 g)1976 (141 g)
Adrian Gonzalez1B2012–2017 (735 g)2006–2010 (799 g)
Matt KempOF2006–2014, 2018 (1262 g)2015–2016 (254 g)
Derrel Thomas2B1979–1983 (522 g)1972–1974, 1978 (512 g)
Manny Machado3B2018 (66 g)2019–2025 (968 g)
Dave Hansen3B1990–1996, 1999–2002 (884 g)2003–2004 (139 g)
Will VenableOF2016 (12 g)2008–2015 (918 g)
Mike PiazzaC1992–1998 (726 g)2006 (126 g)
Gary SheffieldOF1998–2001 (526 g)1992–1993 (214 g)
Yasmani GrandalC2015–2018 (510 g)2012–2014 (216 g)
Enzo HernandezSS1978 (4 g)1971–1977 (710 g)
Steve FinleyOF2004 (58 g)1995–1998 (602 g)
A. J. EllisC2008–2016 (544 g)2018 (66 g)
Dave RobertsOF2002–2004 (302 g)2005–2006 (244 g)
Al FerraraOF1963, 1965–1968 (249 g)1969–1971 (293 g)
Mark Loretta2B2009 (107 g)2003–2005 (413 g)
Mark SweeneyOF2007–2008 (128 g)1997–1998, 2002, 2005 (376 g)
Tony GwynnOF2011–2012 (239 g)2009–2010 (236 g)
Fred McGriff1B2003 (86 g)1991–1993 (388 g)
Carlos HernandezC1990–1996 (234 g)1997–1998, 2000 (237 g)
Chris GwynnOF1987–1991, 1994–1995 (381 g)1996 (81 g)
Eric Young2B1992, 1997–1999 (322 g)2005–2006 (112 g)
Fernando ValenzuelaP1980–1990 (348 g)1995–1997 (79 g)
Logan Forsythe2B2017–2018 (189 g)2011–2013 (228 g)
Craig Shipley3B1986–1987 (38 g)1991–1994, 1996–1997 (371 g)
Jody Reed2B1993 (132 g)1995–1996 (277 g)
Johnny PodresP1953–1955, 1957–1966 (388 g)1969 (17 g)
Von JoshuaOF1969–1971, 1973–1974, 1979 (347 g)1980 (53 g)
Rickey HendersonOF2003 (30 g)1996–1997, 2001 (359 g)
Jedd Gyorko2B2019 (24 g)2013–2015 (364 g)
Chris CannizzaroC1972–1973 (90 g)1969–1971, 1974 (292 g)
Leron LeeOF1975–1976 (71 g)1971–1973 (298 g)
Brad AusmusC2009–2010 (57 g)1993–1996 (303 g)
Bob MillerP1963–1967 (275 g)1971, 1973 (56 g)
Chan Ho ParkP1994–2001, 2008 (276 g)2005–2006 (36 g)
Orlando Hudson2B2009 (149 g)2011–2012 (154 g)
Antonio OsunaP1995–2000 (265 g)2004 (31 g)
Jerry Hairston2B2012–2013 (174 g)2010 (119 g)
Bobby ValentineSS1969, 1971–1972 (225 g)1975–1977 (66 g)
Jay JohnstoneOF1980–1982, 1985 (208 g)1979 (75 g)
Trent HubbardOF1998–1999 (176 g)2002 (89 g)
Matt BeatyOF2019–2021 (240 g)2022 (20 g)
Milton BradleyOF2004–2005 (216 g)2007 (42 g)
Andy AshbyP2001–2003 (54 g)1993–1999, 2004 (189 g)
Kirby YatesP2025 (50 g)2017–2020 (192 g)
Jerry Royster3B1973–1975 (29 g)1985–1986 (208 g)
Bill BeanOF1989 (51 g)1993–1995 (176 g)
Ramon HernandezC2013 (17 g)2004–2005 (210 g)
David PeraltaOF2023 (133 g)2024 (91 g)
Jose CruzOF2005–2006 (133 g)2007 (91 g)
Ron RoenickeOF1981–1983 (212 g)1984 (12 g)
Trayce ThompsonOF2016–2017, 2022–2023 (217 g)2022 (6 g)
Jason HeywardOF2023–2024 (187 g)2025 (34 g)
Rudy SeanezP1994–1995, 2007 (127 g)1993, 2001, 2005–2006 (94 g)
Tommy DeanSS1967 (12 g)1969–1971 (203 g)
Ismael ValdezP1994–2000 (185 g)2004 (23 g)
Paul QuantrillP2002–2003 (175 g)2005 (22 g)
Kevin QuackenbushP2021 (1 g)2014–2017 (193 g)
Matt HergesP1999–2001 (151 g)2003 (40 g)
Brian JohnsonC2001 (3 g)1994–1996 (186 g)
Jesse OroscoP1988, 2001–2002 (146 g)2003 (42 g)
Pedro AstacioP1992–1997 (174 g)2005 (12 g)
Eddie Williams1B1997 (8 g)1990, 1994–1995, 1998 (177 g)
Thomas HowardOF1998 (47 g)1990–1992 (131 g)
Mike MadduxP1990, 1999 (60 g)1991–1992 (114 g)
Kevin BrownP1999–2003 (137 g)1998 (36 g)
Doug BochtlerP1999 (12 g)1995–1997 (151 g)
Oscar RoblesSS2005–2006 (139 g)2007 (24 g)
Duaner SanchezP2004–2005 (146 g)2009 (13 g)
Hiram BocachicaOF2000–2002 (132 g)2007 (27 g)
Daniel HudsonP2018, 2022–2024 (133 g)2021 (23 g)
Jim LeyritzC2000 (41 g)1998–1999 (112 g)
Luis GarciaP2025 (28 g)2022–2023 (125 g)
David RossC2002–2004 (118 g)2005 (11 g)
Eric StultsP2006–2009 (39 g)2012–2014 (87 g)
Brett TomkoP2006–2007 (79 g)2002, 2007–2008 (45 g)
Craig KimbrelP2022 (63 g)2015 (61 g)
Yu DarvishP2017 (9 g)2021–2025 (115 g)
Vicente RomoP1968, 1982 (16 g)1973–1974 (103 g)
Alan FosterP1967–1970 (64 g)1975–1976 (48 g)
Elias SosaP1976–1977 (69 g)1983 (41 g)
Fred NormanP1970 (30 g)1971–1973 (80 g)
Robbie ErlinP2022 (2 g)2013–2016, 2018–2019 (107 g)
Nabil CrismattP2024 (5 g)2021–2023 (102 g)
Gary BennettC2008 (10 g)2003 (96 g)
Blake SnellP2025 (11 g)2021–2023 (84 g)
Shane VictorinoOF2012 (53 g)2003 (36 g)
Tanner ScottP2025 (61 g)2024 (28 g)
Jim BruskeP1995–1996, 1998 (55 g)1997–1998 (33 g)
Dinelson LametP2024 (3 g)2017, 2019–2022 (82 g)
Greg MadduxP2006, 2008 (19 g)2007–2008 (62 g)
Randy WolfP2007, 2009 (55 g)2008 (24 g)
Rich HillP2016–2019 (69 g)2023 (10 g)
Mat LatosP2015 (6 g)2009–2011 (72 g)
Kevin CorreiaP2014 (9 g)2009–2010 (65 g)
Henry BlancoC1997 (3 g)2009 (67 g)
Brady ClarkOF2007 (47 g)2007 (21 g)
Brandon MorrowP2017 (45 g)2015–2016 (23 g)
David WellsP2007 (7 g)2004, 2006–2007 (58 g)
Edinson VolquezP2013 (6 g)2012–2013 (59 g)
Jose NunezP2001 (6 g)2001–2002 (57 g)
Dennys ReyesP1997–1998 (25 g)2005 (36 g)
Aaron HarangP2012 (31 g)2011 (28 g)
Rodney MyersP2003–2004 (5 g)2000–2002 (54 g)
Brent HoneywellP2024 (18 g)2023 (36 g)
Brian Myrow1B2005 (19 g)2007–2008 (33 g)
Wilson ValdezSS2007 (41 g)2005 (9 g)
Jon GarlandP2009, 2011 (15 g)2010 (34 g)
Jose DominguezP2013–2014 (14 g)2016 (34 g)
Miguel OlivoC2014 (8 g)2005 (37 g)
Brian FalkenborgP2004, 2008 (22 g)2005, 2008 (19 g)
Bryan CoreyP2002 (1 g)2008 (39 g)
Edwin JacksonP2003–2005 (22 g)2016 (16 g)
Jake MarisnickOF2023 (4 g)2021 (34 g)
Sandy AlomarC2006 (27 g)1988–1989 (8 g)
Al McBeanP1969–1970 (32 g)1969 (1 g)
Bud NorrisP2016 (13 g)2015 (20 g)
Esteury RuizOF2025 (19 g)2022 (14 g)
Al OsunaP1994 (15 g)1996 (10 g)
Rocky GaleC2018–2019 (8 g)2015, 2017 (14 g)
Adam Riggs2B1997 (9 g)2001 (12 g)
Buddy CarlyleP2005 (10 g)1999–2000 (11 g)
Nick RamirezP2024 (8 g)2021 (13 g)
Charlie HaegerP2009–2010 (15 g)2008 (4 g)
Nick AhmedSS2024 (17 g)2024 (2 g)
Bill KruegerP1987–1988 (3 g)1994–1995 (14 g)
Rick WilkinsC1999 (3 g)2001 (12 g)
Tayler ScottP2023 (6 g)2022 (8 g)
Mike BaxterOF2014 (4 g)2010 (9 g)
Joe WielandP2015 (2 g)2012, 2014 (9 g)
Zach LeeP2015 (1 g)2017 (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.Dodgers seasons include the Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885–1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888–1890, 1896–1898), Brooklyn Grooms (1891–1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899–1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911–1912, 1932–1957) and Brooklyn Robins (1914–1931).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres?

132 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1969 to 2025, including Steve Garvey, Willie Davis, Adrian Gonzalez and Matt Kemp. 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?

Al Ferrara: Los Angeles Dodgers first, then the San Diego Padres from 1969.

Who has played for both recently?

Manny Machado, Kirby Yates, David Peralta, Jason Heyward, Daniel Hudson and Luis Garcia and 9 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. Dodgers seasons include the Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885–1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888–1890, 1896–1898), Brooklyn Grooms (1891–1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899–1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911–1912, 1932–1957) and Brooklyn Robins (1914–1931).

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