San Diego Padres and Toronto Blue Jays players: who played for both

Who played for both the Padres and Blue Jays?

85 players played for both the San Diego Padres and the Toronto Blue Jays between 1977 and 2025, including Tony Fernandez, Dave Winfield, Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar. 44 of them played for the Padres first and 37 for the Blue Jays first; 4 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Doug Rader is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Padres first, then the Blue Jays from 1977.
  • Will Wagner is the most recent: Blue Jays first, then the Padres from 2025.
  • Tony Fernandez played the most games across the two: 300 for the Padres and 1,450 for the Blue Jays.
  • 13 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Tony Fernandez.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (47), OF (10), C (8), SS (7).

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All 85 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.
PlayerPosPadresBlue Jays
Tony FernandezSS1991–1992 (300 g)1983–1990, 1993, 1998–1999, 2001 (1450 g)
Dave WinfieldOF1973–1980 (1117 g)1992 (156 g)
Joe CarterOF1990 (162 g)1991–1997 (1039 g)
Roberto Alomar2B1988–1990 (448 g)1991–1995 (703 g)
Fred McGriff1B1991–1993 (388 g)1986–1990 (578 g)
Ed Sprague3B2000 (73 g)1991–1998 (888 g)
Alex GonzalezSS2004 (11 g)1994–2001 (890 g)
Benito SantiagoC1986–1992 (789 g)1997–1998 (112 g)
Jose CruzOF2007 (91 g)1997–2002 (698 g)
Chris GomezSS1996–2001 (533 g)2004 (109 g)
Orlando Hudson2B2011–2012 (154 g)2002–2005 (462 g)
Yangervis Solarte3B2014–2017 (445 g)2018 (122 g)
Greg MyersC1998–1999 (119 g)1987, 1989–1992, 2003–2005 (375 g)
Paul QuantrillP2005 (22 g)1996–2001 (386 g)
Darrin JacksonOF1989–1992 (360 g)1993 (46 g)
Rickey HendersonOF1996–1997, 2001 (359 g)1993 (44 g)
Aaron LoupP2019 (4 g)2012–2018 (369 g)
David WellsP2004, 2006–2007 (58 g)1987–1992, 1999–2000 (306 g)
Derek BellOF1993–1994 (258 g)1991–1992 (79 g)
David EcksteinSS2009–2010 (252 g)2008 (76 g)
Woody WilliamsP1999–2001, 2005–2006 (146 g)1993–1998 (166 g)
Matt StairsOF2010 (78 g)2007–2008 (230 g)
Bob DavisC1973, 1975–1978 (166 g)1979–1980 (123 g)
Doug Rader3B1976–1977 (191 g)1977 (96 g)
Freddy GalvisSS2018 (162 g)2019 (115 g)
Hector TorresSS1975–1976 (186 g)1977 (91 g)
B. J. UptonOF2015–2016 (179 g)2016 (57 g)
Bobby BrownOF1983–1985 (221 g)1979 (4 g)
Roy Lee JacksonP1985 (22 g)1981–1984 (190 g)
Brad HandP2016–2018 (195 g)2021 (11 g)
Joey HamiltonP1994–1998 (147 g)1999–2001 (50 g)
Clayton RichardP2009–2013, 2016–2018 (186 g)2019 (10 g)
Brandon Drury2B2022 (46 g)2018–2020 (149 g)
Dave FreislebenP1974–1978 (148 g)1979 (42 g)
Adam CimberP2018 (42 g)2021–2023 (138 g)
Anthony BassP2011–2013 (76 g)2020, 2022–2023 (76 g)
Joaquin BenoitP2014–2015 (120 g)2016 (25 g)
Randy MyersP1992, 1998 (87 g)1998 (41 g)
Willie BlairP1995–1996 (100 g)1990 (27 g)
Ty France1B2019–2020 (89 g)2025 (37 g)
Pete WalkerP1996 (1 g)2002–2003, 2005–2006 (124 g)
Brandon MorrowP2015–2016 (23 g)2010–2014 (100 g)
Carlos VillanuevaP2016 (51 g)2011–2012 (71 g)
Carlos AlmanzarP1999–2000 (90 g)1997–1998 (29 g)
John ScottOF1974–1975 (39 g)1977 (79 g)
Jason AdamP2024–2025 (92 g)2019 (23 g)
Scott CassidyP2005–2006 (52 g)2002 (58 g)
Carlos Garcia2B1999 (6 g)1997 (103 g)
Yorvit TorrealbaC2010 (95 g)2012 (10 g)
Tom DaveyP2000–2002 (69 g)1999 (29 g)
Marc RzepczynskiP2015 (27 g)2009–2011 (68 g)
Jason KershnerP2002 (15 g)2002–2004 (74 g)
Jerry JohnsonP1975–1976 (45 g)1977 (43 g)
Henry BlancoC2009 (67 g)2013 (15 g)
Eric LauerP2018–2019 (53 g)2025 (28 g)
Michael BarrettC2007–2008 (74 g)2009 (7 g)
Will Wagner2B2025 (15 g)2024–2025 (64 g)
Mat LatosP2009–2011 (72 g)2017 (3 g)
Daniel HudsonP2021 (23 g)2019 (45 g)
Rafael LopezC2018 (37 g)2017 (24 g)
Justin GermanoP2004, 2007–2008 (45 g)2013 (1 g)
Mason McCoySS2024–2025 (37 g)2023 (6 g)
Kyle PhillipsC2011 (36 g)2009 (5 g)
Matt WhitesideP1999–2000 (38 g)2005 (2 g)
Wil LedezmaP2007–2008 (34 g)2011 (5 g)
Leonel CamposP2014–2016 (25 g)2017 (13 g)
Kevin WittDH2001 (14 g)1998–1999 (20 g)
Jay JacksonP2015 (6 g)2023 (25 g)
Paul MenhartP1997 (9 g)1995 (21 g)
Josh BanksP2008–2009 (26 g)2007 (3 g)
Matt DeWittP2002 (5 g)2000–2001 (24 g)
Colt HynesP2013 (22 g)2015 (5 g)
Chad GaudinP2009 (20 g)2005 (5 g)
Dirk HayhurstP2008 (10 g)2009 (15 g)
Edwin JacksonP2016 (16 g)2019 (8 g)
Dave MaurerP2000–2001 (17 g)2004 (3 g)
Kevin Barker1B2002 (7 g)2006 (12 g)
Jorge Velandia2B1997 (14 g)2008 (3 g)
Ben VanRynP1998 (6 g)1998 (10 g)
Drew CarpenterP2011 (6 g)2012 (6 g)
Carl EdwardsP2019, 2024 (3 g)2021 (6 g)
Shawn HillP2009 (3 g)2010, 2012 (5 g)
Thad WeberP2013 (3 g)2013 (5 g)
Mark WileyP1978 (4 g)1978 (2 g)
Shaun AndersonP2021 (5 g)2022 (1 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.

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How many players have played for both the San Diego Padres and the Toronto Blue Jays?

85 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1977 to 2025, including Tony Fernandez, Dave Winfield, Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar. 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?

Doug Rader: San Diego Padres first, then the Toronto Blue Jays from 1977.

Who has played for both recently?

Ty France, Jason Adam, Eric Lauer, Will Wagner, Mason McCoy and Carl Edwards, 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. Neither of these teams has moved or changed its name.

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