User:Larry Hockett/MLB veteran stubs

This is a list of baseball players with Stub-class entries but lengthy major-league service. For the purposes of this list, I'm using the following criteria:

• for position players, at least five partial or full major-league seasons and 500 games played
• for pitchers, at least five partial or full major-league seasons and 100 games pitched

If an editor is looking to expand baseball biography stubs, a search of the baseball stub categories can be frustrating because there are so many single-game players (about 1500, according to something I read recently) and lots of others with only a few appearances over a year or two. The articles below should be the "low-hanging fruit" of baseball stubs; these players should easily have enough significant coverage for at least a Start-class entry.

Just for my reference, or for anyone else who would like to try to expand these, I'm listing the number of games and seasons played. I started out listing significant achievements like All-Star selections, but I pretty much stopped that by the time I got to pitchers because I really just wanted to finish. Maybe I'll finish adding those details later. I sorted these players by decade of birth (like the stub categories) since people often have an interest in a particular era of baseball. I'm striking entries from the list as they are expanded to Start.

Position players

1840s/1850s births

Ed Andrews - 774 games, 8 years Jack Burdock - 1187 games, 18 years Tom Burns (baseball) - 1251 games, 13 years Tom Carey (shortstop) - 536 games, 9 years George Creamer - 500 games, 7 years Bill Crowley (baseball) - 521 games, 8 years Jack Farrell - 884 games, 11 years Silver Flint - 760 games, 13 years Davy Force - 1029 games, 15 years Chick Fulmer - 583 games, 11 years Patrick Gillespie (baseball) - 714 games, 8 years Bill Gleason - 798 games, 8 years Bill Greenwood (baseball) - 574 games, 6 years Pete Hotaling - 840 games, 9 years John Kerins - 557 games, 7 years; AA triples leader in 1887 Fred Mann (baseball) - 577 games, 6 years Bill McClellan - 793 games, 8 years John Morrill - 1265 games, 15 years Joe Mulvey - 987 games, 12 years Candy Nelson - 817 games, 13 years John Reilly (baseball) - 1142 games, 10 years; two-time AA HR leader Jack Remsen - 578 games, 10 years Chief Roseman - 681 games, 7 years Joe Sommer - 920 games, 10 years Sam Wise - 1175 games, 12 years

1860s births

Bob Allen (shortstop) - 607 games, 7 years Steve Brodie (baseball) - 1438 games, 12 years Eddie Burke (baseball) - 855 games, 8 years Jim Canavan - 541 games, 5 years Cupid Childs - 1457 games, 13 years Hub Collins - 680 games, 7 years; led league in doubles and runs scored once each Con Daily - 628 games, 12 years Tom Daly (infielder) - 1568 games, 17 years; one-time doubles leader George Decker (baseball) - 704 games, 8 years Charlie Duffee - 508 games, 5 years Bones Ely - 1343 games, 14 years Bill Everitt (baseball) - 698 games, 7 years Duke Farrell - 1565 games, 18 years; one-time AA HR/RBI leader Frank Fennelly - 786 games, 7 years; one-time RBI leader Jim Fogarty - 751 games, 7 years Shorty Fuller - 964 games, 9 years Bill Hallman (second baseman) - 1507 games, 14 years Fred Hartman - 582 games, 6 years Ducky Holmes - 933 games, 10 years Charlie Irwin - 991 games, 10 years Dick Johnston - 746 games, 8 years Malachi Kittridge - 1216 games, 16 years; had a 1-16 managerial stint with 1904 Senators Denny Lyons - 1123 games, 13 years Jack McCarthy (baseball) - 1092 games, 12 years Chippy McGarr - 827 games, 10 years Jack McGeachey - 608 games, 6 years Jim McTamany - 813 games, 7 years Doggie Miller - 1318 games, 13 years; 12th in career AB:SO ratio Dusty Miller (1890s outfielder) - 656 games, 7 years Jocko Milligan - 772 games, 10 years Al Myers - 833 games, 8 years Billy Nash - 1550 games, 15 years; top ten in RBIs, walks several times Darby O'Brien - 709 games, 6 years Jack O'Brien (catcher) - 555 games, 8 years Fred Pfeffer - 1671 games, 16 years Paul Radford - 1361 games, 12 years Danny Richardson - 1131 games, 11 years Jack Ryan (catcher) - 616 games, 13 years Pop Schriver - 803 games, 14 years Frank Shugart - 745 games, 8 years Mike Smith (1890s outfielder) - 1237 games, 14 years George Tebeau - 628 games, 6 years Mike Tiernan - 1478 games, 13 years Farmer Vaughn - 915 games, 13 years Farmer Weaver - 751 games, 7 years

1870s births

Dave Altizer - 514 games, 6 years Shad Barry - 1100 games, 10 years Harry Bay - 675 games, 8 years Harry Blake - 527 games, 6 years George Browne (baseball) - 1102 games, 12 years Jimmy Burke (baseball) - 550 games, 7 years Ernie Courtney - 558 games, 6 years Lou Criger - 1012 games, 16 years Jim Delahanty - 1186 games, 13 years Gene DeMontreville - 922 games, 11 years Charlie Dexter - 774 games, 8 years John Dobbs - 582 games, 5 years Cozy Dolan - 830 games, 9 years Klondike Douglass - 748 games, 9 years John Farrell (second baseman) - 541 games, 5 years Bob Ganley - 572 games, 5 years Topsy Hartsel - 1356 games, 14 years; five-time BB leader Emmet Heidrick - 757 games, 8 years Del Howard - 536 games, 5 years Rudy Hulswitt - 644 games, 7 years Tim Jordan (baseball) - 540 games, 7 years; two-time NL HR leader Bill Keister - 621 games, 7 years; one-time triples leader Red Kleinow - 584 games, 8 years Otto Krueger (baseball) - 507 games, 7 years George Magoon - 522 games, 5 years Billy Maloney - 696 games, 6 years Ed McFarland - 894 games, 14 years Sam Mertes - 1190 games, 10 years; 1903 RBI leader Danny Murphy (second baseman) - 1496 games, 16 years Tom Needham - 523 games, 11 years Ed Phelps - 633 games, 11 years Ollie Pickering - 886 games, 8 years Claude Ritchey - 1672 games, 13 years Admiral Schlei - 636 games, 8 years Ossee Schreckengost - 895 games, 11 years Spike Shannon - 694 games, 5 years Jimmy Slagle - 1300 games, 10 years Sammy Strang - 903 games, 10 years Joe Sugden (baseball) - 836 games, 13 years Jack Warner (catcher) - 1074 games, 14 years

1880s births

Johnny Bates (baseball) - 1154 games, 9 years Joe Birmingham - 771 games, 9 years Fred Beck - 635 games, 5 years; 1910 NL HR leader Al Burch - 611 games, 6 years Vin Campbell - 546 games, 6 years Bill Carrigan - 709 games, 10 years Tommy Clarke - 700 games, 10 years George Cutshaw - 1516 games, 12 years Mickey Doolin - 1728 games, 13 years Tom Downey - 651 games, 6 years Ted Easterly - 706 games, 7 years Dick Egan (infielder) - 917 games, 9 years Steve Evans (baseball) - 978 games, 8 years Bob Fisher (baseball) - 503 games, 7 years Eddie Foster - 1500 games, 13 years Buck Herzog - 1493 games, 13 years User:Sanfranciscogiants17 took this to GA in 2021. Bill Hinchman - 908 games, 10 years; 1916 NL triples leader Dick Hoblitzell - 1318 games, 11 years Danny Hoffman - 829 games, 9 years Solly Hofman - 1194 games, 14 years John Hummel - 1161 games, 12 years Otto Knabe - 1278 games, 11 years Frank LaPorte - 1194 games, 11 years Bris Lord - 742 games, 8 years Fred Luderus - 1346 games, 12 years Lee Magee - 1015 games, 9 years Lew McCarty - 532 games, 8 years Otto Miller - 927 games, 13 years Ward Miller (baseball) - 769 games, 8 years Danny Moeller - 704 games, 7 years Herbie Moran - 595 games, 7 years Hi Myers - 1310 games, 14 years Les Nunamaker - 716 games, 12 years Rube Oldring - 1239 games, 13 years Ivy Olson - 1574 games, 14 years Dode Paskert - 1716 games, 15 years Ray Powell (baseball) - 875 games, 9 years Walter Schmidt (baseball) - 766 games, 10 years Dave Shean - 630 games, 9 years Bill Sweeney (infielder) - 1039 games, 8 years Ed Sweeney (known as Jeff Sweeney at BR) - 644 games, 9 years Lee Tannehill - 1090 games, 10 years Jimmy Walsh (infielder) - 502 games, 6 years Art Wilson - 812 games, 14 years Harry Wolter - 588 games, 7 years Steve Yerkes - 711 games, 7 years

1890s births

Eddie Ainsmith - 1078 games, 15 years Walter Barbare - 500 games, 8 years Sam Bohne - 663 games, 7 years Eddie Brown (baseball) - 790 games, 7 years Walton Cruise - 736 games, 10 years Pat Duncan (baseball) - 727 games, 7 years Gus Felix - 583 games, 5 years Chick Fewster - 644 games, 11 years Hod Ford - 1446 games, 15 years Patsy Gharrity - 676 games, 10 years George Harper (outfielder) - 1073 games, 11 years Cliff Heathcote - 1415 games, 15 years Andy High - 1314 games, 13 years Charlie Hollocher - 760 games, 7 years; hits leader as rookie, 1918 Bill Lamar - 550 games, 9 years Freddy Leach - 991 games, 10 years Cliff Lee (outfielder) - 521 games, 8 years Harry McCurdy - 543 games, 10 years Austin McHenry - 543 games, 5 years; brain tumor diagnosed while active player Irish Meusel - 1289 games, 11 years Johnny Mokan - 582 games, 7 years Johnny Mostil - 972 games, 10 years Heinie Mueller (outfielder) - 693 games, 11 years Glenn Myatt - 1004 games, 16 years Bernie Neis - 677 games, 8 years Mickey O'Neil - 672 games, 9 years Val Picinich - 1037 games, 18 years Hal Rhyne - 655 games, 7 years Howie Shanks - 1665 games, 14 years Earl Sheely - 1234 games, 9 years Earl Smith (catcher) - 860 games, 12 years Elmer Smith (baseball) - 1012 games, 10 years Jack Smith (outfielder) - 1406 games, 15 years Jack Tobin - 1619 games, 13 years Curt Walker - 1359 games, 12 years Earl Webb - 650 games, 7 years Frank Welch (baseball) - 738 games, 9 years Whitey Witt - 1139 games, 10 years

1900s births

Fred Brickell - 501 games, 8 years Bill Cissell - 956 games, 9 years Bud Clancy - 522 games, 9 years Bert Daniels - 526 games, 5 years Kiddo Davis - 575 games, 8 years Taylor Douthit - 1074 games, 11 years Jake Flowers - 583 games, 10 years Johnny Frederick - 805 games, 6 years Howard Freigau - 579 games, 7 years Chick Fullis - 590 games, 8 years George Grantham - 1444 games, 13 years Dave Harris (baseball) - 542 games, 7 years Oris Hockett - 551 games, 7 years Woody Jensen - 738 games, 9 years Johnny Hodapp - 791 games, 9 years Hal Lee - 752 games, 7 years Hersh Martin - 607 games, 6 years Eric McNair - 1251 games, 14 years; one-time doubles leader Alex Metzler - 560 games, 6 years Dee Miles - 503 games, 7 years Gene Moore (outfielder) - 1042 games, 14 years Johnny Moore (baseball) - 846 games, 10 years Randy Moore - 749 games, 10 years Ernie Orsatti - 701 games, 9 years Dick Porter - 675 games, 6 years Carl Reynolds - 1222 games, 13 years Harry Rice - 1034 games, 10 years Wally Roettger - 599 games, 8 years Fred Schulte - 1179 games, 11 years Bob Seeds - 615 games, 9 years Moose Solters - 938 games, 9 years Roy Spencer (baseball) - 636 games, 12 years Joe Stripp - 1146 games, 11 years Evar Swanson = 518 games, 5 years Bennie Tate - 566 games, 10 years Danny Taylor (baseball) - 674 games, 9 years Al Todd - 863 games, 11 years Rabbit Warstler - 1205 games, 11 years Jimmy Welsh - 715 games, 6 years Pep Young - 730 games, 10 years

1910s births

Buster Adams - 576 games, 6 years Johnny Barrett (baseball) - 588 games, 5 years Jimmy Bloodworth - 1002 games, 11 years Harlond Clift - 1582 games, 12 years Chubby Dean - 533 games, 8 years Hank Edwards - 735 games, 11 years Augie Galan - 1742 games, 16 years Oscar Grimes - 602 games, 9 years Bert Haas - 721 games, 9 years Johnny Hopp - 1393 games, 14 years Thanks, McGill1974! Roy Hughes (baseball) - 763 games, 9 years Billy Johnson (baseball) - 964 games, 9 years Don Johnson (second baseman) - 511 games, 6 years Alex Kampouris - 708 games, 9 years Bill Knickerbocker - 907 games, 10 years Buddy Lewis - 1349 games, 11 years; Mickey Livingston - 561 games, 10 years Ray Mack - 791 games, 9 years Stu Martin (baseball) - 722 games, 8 years Joe Marty - 538 games, 5 years Pinky May - 665 games, 5 years Skeeter Newsome - 1128 games, 12 years Lew Riggs - 760 games, 10 years Larry Rosenthal - 579 games, 8 years Johnny Rucker - 705 games, 6 years Jim Russell (baseball) - 1035 games, 10 years Mike Tresh - 1027 games, 12 years Joe Vosmik - 1414 games, 13 years Jimmy Wasdell - 888 games, 11 years Roy Weatherly - 811 games, 10 years Max West - 824 games, 7 years

1920s/1930s births

Ed Bouchee - 670 games, 7 years Eddie Bressoud - 1186 games, 12 years Chris Cannizzaro - 740 games, 13 years Andy Carey - 938 games, 11 years; one-time triples leader Ray Coleman (baseball) - 559 games, 5 years Joe Cunningham - 1141 games, 12 years; 1959 All-Star Bobby Del Greco - 731 games, 9 years Jim Delsing - 822 games, 10 years Joe DeMaestri - 1121 games, 11 years Chuck Diering - 752 games, 9 years Ed Fitz Gerald - 807 games, 12 years Gene Freese - 1115 games, 12 years Joe Ginsberg - 695 games, 13 years Lenny Green - 1136 games, 12 years Jim Greengrass - 504 games, 5 years Frankie Gustine - 1261 games, 12 years Fred Hatfield - 722 games, 9 years Gene Hermanski - 739 games, 9 years Mike Hershberger - 1150 games, 11 years Chuck Hiller - 704 games, 8 years Ray Jablonski - 812 games, 8 years; third place for ROY; AS next year Charlie James (baseball) - 510 games, 6 years Hal Jeffcoat - 918 games, 12 years Jerry Kindall - 742 games, 9 years Jim King (baseball) - 1125 games, 11 years Willie Kirkland - 1149 games, 9 years Johnny Logan (baseball) - 1503 games, 13 years; four-time All-Star Willard Marshall - 1246 games, 11 years Walt Moryn - 785 games, 8 years Charlie Neal - 970 games, 8 years Irv Noren - 1093 games, 11 years Ducky Schofield - 1321 games, 19 years Al Spangler - 912 games, 13 years Daryl Spencer - 1098 games, 10 years Gene Stephens - 964 games, 12 years Ed Stroud - 529 games, 6 years Faye Throneberry - 521 games, 8 years Fred Valentine (baseball) - 533 games, 7 years Lee Walls - 902 games, 10 years Wally Westlake - 958 games, 10 years

1940s/1950s births

Mike Anderson (outfielder) - 721 games, 9 years Rick Auerbach - 624 games, 11 years Bob Bailey (baseball) - 1931 games, 17 years Ken Boswell - 930 games, 11 years Buddy Bradford - 697 games, 11 years Jack Brohamer - 805 games, 9 years Bobby Brown (outfielder) - 502 games, 7 years Ollie Brown (baseball) - 1221 games, 13 years Greg Brock (baseball) - 1013 games, 10 years Mike Davis (baseball) - 963 games, 10 years Bob Dernier - 904 games, 10 years Frank Duffy (baseball) - 915 games, 10 years Jim Essian - 710 games, 12 years Kiko Garcia - 619 games, 10 years Rod Gilbreath - 500 games, 7 years Ed Goodson - 515 games, 8 years Wayne Gross - 1106 games, 11 years Jerry Hairston Sr. - 859 games, 14 years Ken Henderson - 1444 games, 16 years Jim Holt (baseball) - 707 games, 9 years Fred Kendall - 877 games, 12 years Rudy Law - 749 games, 7 years Eddie Leon - 601 games, 8 years Jim Mason (baseball) - 633 games, 9 years Norm Miller (baseball) - 540 games, 10 years Rick Miller (baseball) - 1482 games, 15 years George Mitterwald - 887 games, 11 years Charlie Moore (baseball) - 1334 games, 15 years John Moses (baseball) - 769 games, 11 years Jerry Mumphrey - 1585 games, 15 years Joe Nolan - 621 games, 11 years Pete O'Brien (first baseman) - 1567 games, 12 years; three 20+ HR seasons Broderick Perkins - 516 games, 7 years Mike Phillips (baseball) - 712 games, 11 years Rob Picciolo - 730 games, 9 years Paul Popovich - 682 games, 11 years Rich Reese - 866 games, 10 years Roger Repoz - 831 games, 9 years Tom Satriano - 674 games, 10 years Pat Sheridan - 876 games, 9 years Don Slaught - 1327 games, 16 years Charlie Spikes - 670 games, 9 years Fred Stanley (baseball) - 816 games, 14 years Derrel Thomas - 1597 games, 15 years; played every position except pitcher; first pick overall in Jan 1969 Scot Thompson (baseball) - 626 games, 8 years Jerry Turner (baseball) - 733 games, 10 years Max Venable - 727 games, 12 years George Vukovich - 628 games, 6 years U L Washington - 907 games, 11 years Thanks, User:Dmoore5556! Mitch Webster - 1265 games, 13 years Rob Wilfong - 959 games, 11 years Bump Wills - 831 games, 6 years; third-highest votegetter for 1977 ROY Jim Wohlford - 1220 games, 15 years Ron Woods - 582 games, 6 years George Wright (outfielder) - 627 games, 5 years

1960s births

Mike Benjamin (baseball) - 818 games, 13 years Sean Berry - 860 games, 11 years Daryl Boston - 1058 games, 11 years Jeff Branson - 694 games, 9 years Greg Briley - 598 games, 6 years Jerry Browne - 982 games, 10 years Jacob Brumfield - 568 games, 7 years Chuck Carr (baseball) - 507 games, 8 years Alex Cole - 573 games, 7 years Henry Cotto - 884 games, 10 years Russ Davis - 612 games, 8 years; three 20-HR seasons Kevin Elster - 940 games, 13 years Nick Esasky - 810 games, 8 years, 30 HR in next-to-last season Cecil Espy - 546 games, 8 years Mike Felder - 899 games, 10 years Craig Grebeck - 752 games, 12 years David Howard (baseball) - 645 games, 9 years Jack Howell (baseball) - 941 games, 11 years Brian Hunter (first baseman) - 699 games, 9 years Jeff Huson - 827 games, 12 years Chris James (baseball) - 946 games, 10 years Reggie Jefferson - 680 games, 9 years Ricky Jordan - 677 games, 8 years Pat Kelly (infielder) - 681 games, 9 years Tom Lampkin - 777 games, 13 years Scott Livingstone - 673 games, 8 years Mike Macfarlane - 1164 games, 13 years Pat Meares - 982 games, 9 years Matt Mieske - 663 games, 8 years Randy Milligan - 703 games, 8 years Greg Myers (baseball) - 1108 games, 18 years Dean Palmer - 1357 games, 14 years; 275 HR Craig Paquette - 814 games, 11 years Dan Pasqua - 905 games, 10 years Jim Presley - 959 games, 8 years Jeff Reboulet - 1018 games, 12 years Mark Salas - 509 games, 8 years Dwight Smith (baseball) - 813 games, 8 years Cory Snyder - 1068 games, 9 years Paul Sorrento - 1093 games, 11 years; three years of 20+ HR Bill Spiers - 1252 games, 13 years Lee Stevens - 1012 games, 10 years; five years of 20+ HR Kurt Stillwell - 998 games, 9 years; 1988 All-Star Eddie Taubensee - 975 games, 11 years; 21 HR in 1999 Jeff Treadway - 762 games, 9 years Lenny Webster - 587 games, 12 years Curtis Wilkerson - 972 games, 11 years Herm Winningham - 868 games, 9 years Mike Young (baseball) - 635 games, 8 years

1970s births
Shane Andrews - 569 games, 7 years; hit 25 HR in 1998 Brook Fordyce - 623 games, 10 years Brent Gates - 685 games, 7 years Willie Greene - 655 games, 9 years Tyler Houston - 700 games, 8 years Terrence Long - 890 games, 8 years Chris Widger - 613 games, 10 years

Pitchers

1840s/1850s births
Jesse Duryea - 143 games, 5 years Bill Hutchinson (baseball) - 367 games, 7 years Jack Lynch (baseball) - 221 games, 7 years Jumbo McGinnis - 187 games, 6 years Tricky Nichols - 106 games, 6 years Sam Weaver (baseball), 153 games, 6 years Jim Whitney - 413 games, 10 years

1860s births

Jersey Bakley - 215 games, 6 years Henry Boyle (baseball) - 207 games, 6 years Dad Clarke - 121 games, 7 years Bert Cunningham - 342 games, 12 years Ed Daily - 151 games, 7 years Frank Dwyer - 365 games, 12 years Red Ehret - 362 games, 11 years Duke Esper - 236 games, 9 years Hank Gastright - 171 games, 7 years Ad Gumbert - 263 games, 9 years George Haddock (baseball) - 204 games, 7 years Bill Hart (pitcher) - 206 games, 8 years George Hemming - 204 games, 8 years Phil Knell- 192 games, 6 years Tom Lovett - 162 games, 6 years Kid Madden - 122 games, 5 years Al Maul - 187 games, 15 years Al Mays - 150 games, 6 years Sadie McMahon - 321 games, 9 years Jock Menefee - 139 games, 9 years Ed Morris (1880s pitcher) - 311 games, 7 years Bill Phillips (pitcher) - 176 games, 7 years Billy Rhines - 248 games, 9 years Ed Seward - 176 games, 6 years Harry Staley - 283 games, 8 years Scott Stratton - 231 games, 8 years Mike Sullivan (pitcher) - 160 games, 10 years Lee Viau - 178 games, 5 years Zeke Wilson - 120 games, 5 years

1870s births

Bill Bernhard - 231 games, 9 years Buttons Briggs - 106 games, 5 years Nixey Callahan - 195 games, 8 years Bill Carrick - 167 games, 5 years Kid Carsey - 296 games, 10 years Walt Dickson - 134 games, 5 years Red Donahue - 367 games, 13 years Gus Dorner - 131 games, 6 years Patsy Flaherty - 173 games, 9 years Chick Fraser - 434 games, 14 years Jack Harper (1900s pitcher) - 158 games, 8 years Pink Hawley - 393 games, 10 years Bill Hoffer - 161 games, 6 years Frank Killen - 321 games, 10 years Sam Leever - 388 games, 13 years George McConnell (baseball) - 133 games, 6 years Chappie McFarland - 106 games, 5 years Harry McIntire - 188 games, 9 years Earl Moore - 388 games, 14 years Cy Morgan - 210 games, 10 years Frank Owen (baseball) - 194 games, 8 years Casey Patten - 270 games, 8 years Wiley Piatt - 182 games, 6 years Bob Rhoads - 218 games, 8 years Tully Sparks - 314 games, 12 years Happy Townsend - 153 games, 6 years Bob Wicker - 138 games, 6 years Irv Young - 209 games, 6 years

1880s births

Frank Allen (baseball) - 180 games, 6 years Bill Bailey (pitcher) - 203 games, 11 years Joe Benz - 251 games, 9 years Boardwalk Brown - 133 games, 5 years Buster Brown (baseball) - 234 games, 9 years Nick Cullop (pitcher) - 174 games, 6 years Al Demaree - 232 games, 8 years Cy Falkenberg - 330 games, 12 years Cecil Ferguson - 142 games, 6 years Art Fromme - 252 games, 10 years Dan Griner - 135 games, 6 years Bob Harmon - 321 games, 9 years Tom Hughes (pitcher, born 1884) - 160 games, 9 years Bert Humphries - 153 games, 6 years Bill James (pitcher, born 1887) - 203 games, 8 years Ed Karger - 165 games, 6 years Elmer Knetzer - 220 games, 8 years Joe Lake - 199 games, 6 years Lefty Leifield - 296 games, 12 years Grover Lowdermilk - 122 games, 9 years Johnny Lush - 182 games, 7 years Al Mattern - 138 games, 5 years Frank Miller (baseball) - 163 games, 7 years Roy Mitchell (baseball) - 122 games, 7 years Willie Mitchell (baseball) - 276 games, 11 years George Mogridge - 398 games, 15 years Lew Moren - 141 games, 6 years Gene Packard - 248 games, 8 years Big Jeff Pfeffer - 113 games, 6 years George Pierce (baseball) - 103 games, 6 years Mike Prendergast (baseball) - 180 games, 6 years Pat Ragan - 283 games, 11 years Lew Richie - 241 games, 8 years Hank Robinson - 150 games, 6 years Dick Rudolph - 279 games, 13 years Reb Russell - 242 games, 7 years Slim Sallee - 476 games, 14 years Doc Scanlan - 181 games, 8 years Al Schulz - 160 games, 5 years Tom Seaton - 231 games, 6 years Eddie Stack - 102 games, 5 years Bill Steele (baseball) - 129 games, 5 years George Suggs - 245 games, 8 years Lefty Tyler - 323 games, 12 years Carl Weilman - 239 games, 8 years

1890s births

Doc Ayers - 299 games, 9 years Virgil Barnes - 205 games, 9 years George Baumgardner - 124 games, 5 years Bill Bayne - 199 games, 9 years Hi Bell - 221 games, 8 years Jack Bentley (baseball) - 138 games, 9 years Larry Benton - 455 games, 13 years Rube Benton - 437 games, 15 years Huck Betts - 307 games, 10 years Sheriff Blake - 304 games, 10 years Garland Buckeye - 108 games, 5 years Hal Carlson - 377 games, 14 years Paul Carter (baseball) - 127 games, 7 years Sarge Connally - 304 games, 12 years Dave Danforth - 286 games, 10 years Dave Davenport - 259 games, 6 years Dixie Davis (baseball) - 239 games, 10 years Art Decatur - 153 games, 6 years Bill Doak - 453 games, 16 years Rube Ehrhardt - 193 games, 6 years Dana Fillingim - 200 games, 8 years Happy Finneran - 109 games, 5 years Curt Fullerton - 115 games, 6 years Bert Gallia - 242 games, 9 years Milt Gaston - 355 games, 11 years Joe Genewich - 272 games, 9 years Whitey Glazner - 142 games, 5 years Hal Haid - 119 games, 6 years Bob Hasty - 146 games, 6 years Bill Hubbell - 204 games, 7 years Elmer Jacobs - 250 games, 9 years Jing Johnson - 100 games, 5 years Percy Jones (baseball) - 251 games, 9 years Claude Jonnard - 137 games, 6 years Benn Karr - 177 games, 6 years Ray Keating - 130 games, 7 years Vic Keen - 165 games, 8 years Ray Kolp - 383 games, 12 years Ray Kremer - 308 games, 10 years Dixie Leverett - 122 games, 5 years Jim Lindsey (baseball) - 177 games, 9 years Al Mamaux - 254 games, 12 years Speed Martin - 126 games, 6 years Jakie May - 410 games, 14 years Hugh McQuillan - 279 games, 10 years Lee Meadows - 490 games, 15 years Jake Miller (pitcher) - 200 games, 9 years Wilcy Moore - 261 games, 6 years Johnny Morrison (baseball) - 297 games, 10 years Guy Morton - 317 games, 11 years Elmer Myers - 185 games, 8 years Rollie Naylor - 181 games, 7 years Lou North - 172 games, 7 years Scott Perry (baseball) - 132 games, 7 years Jesse Petty - 207 games, 7 years Bill Piercy - 116 games, 6 years Allen Russell - 345 games, 11 years Rosy Ryan - 248 games, 10 years Ferdie Schupp - 216 games, 10 years Jack Scott (baseball) - 356 games, 12 years Socks Seibold - 191 games, 8 years Jim Shaw (baseball) - 287 games, 9 years Bill Sherdel - 514 games, 15 years Bob Smith (pitcher, born 1895) - 435 games, 13 years George Smith (National League pitcher) - 229 games, 8 years Sherry Smith - 373 games, 14 years Lil Stoner - 229 games, 10 years George Uhle - 513 games, 17 years Elam Vangilder - 367 games, 11 years Mule Watson - 178 games, 7 years Claude Willoughby - 219 games, 7 years Ted Wingfield - 113 games, 5 years Rasty Wright (pitcher) - 109 games, 5 years Tom Zachary - 533 games, 19 years

1900s births

Dick Barrett (baseball) - 141 games, 5 years Boom-Boom Beck - 265 games, 12 years Ray Benge - 346 games, 12 years Ralph Birkofer - 132 games, 5 years Ted Blankenship - 241 games, 9 years Ed Brandt - 378 games, 11 years Garland Braxton - 282 games, 10 years Don Brennan (baseball) - 141 games, 5 years Clint Brown (baseball) - 434 games, 15 years Jumbo Brown - 249 games, 12 years Bobby Burke - 254 games, 10 years Sugar Cain - 178 games, 7 years Ben Cantwell - 316 games, 11 years Tex Carleton - 293 games, 8 years Leon Chagnon - 135 games, 6 years Virgil Cheeves - 111 games, 6 years Watty Clark - 355 games, 12 years Dick Coffman - 472 games, 15 years Phil Collins (baseball) - 292 games, 8 years Mike Cvengros - 145 games, 6 years Jimmie DeShong - 175 games, 7 years Pete Donohue - 344 games, 12 years Clise Dudley - 100 games, 5 years Ed Durham - 143 games, 5 years Jumbo Elliott (baseball) - 252 games, 10 years Lou Fette - 109 games, 5 years Vic Frazier - 126 games, 6 years Larry French - 570 games, 14 years Benny Frey - 256 games, 8 years George Grant (baseball) - 114 games, 7 years Kent Greenfield - 152 games, 6 years Bump Hadley - 528 games, 12 years Bill Harris (1930s pitcher) - 121 games, 7 years Fred Heimach - 296 games, 13 years Dutch Henry - 164 games, 8 years Art Herring - 199 games, 11 years Joe Heving - 430 games, 13 years Willis Hudlin - 491 games, 16 years Hank Johnson (baseball) - 249 games, 12 years Si Johnson - 492 games, 17 years Tony Kaufmann - 202 games, 11 years Harry Kelley (baseball) - 146 games, 6 years Vern Kennedy - 344 games, 12 years Chad Kimsey - 198 games, 6 years Jack Knott - 325 games, 11 years Roy Mahaffey - 224 games, 9 years Johnny Marcum - 195 games, 7 years Hal McKain - 103 games, 5 years Cy Moore - 147 games, 6 years Ray Moss - 112 games, 6 years Lynn Nelson - 166 games, 7 years Johnny Niggeling - 184 games, 9 years Bob Osborn - 121 games, 6 years Fritz Ostermueller - 390 games, 15 years Roy Parmelee - 206 games, 10 years Ray Phelps - 126 games, 5 years Bill Posedel - 138 games, 5 years Tot Pressnell - 154 games, 5 years Hub Pruett - 211 games, 7 years Gordon Rhodes - 200 games, 8 years Jack Russell (baseball) - 557 games, 15 years Glenn Spencer (baseball) - 139 games, 5 years Ray Starr - 138 games, 7 years Lefty Stewart - 279 games, 10 years Les Sweetland - 161 games, 5 years Bill Trotter - 163 games, 7 years Hy Vandenberg - 90 games, 7 years Bill Walker (baseball) - 272 games, 10 years Jim Walkup (right-handed pitcher) - 116 games, 6 years Jim Weaver (right-handed pitcher) - 189 games, 8 years Monte Weaver - 201 games, 9 years Lefty Weinert - 131 games, 9 years John Whitehead (baseball) - 172 games, 7 years

1910s births

Ace Adams - 302 games, 6 years Nate Andrews - 127 games, 8 years Johnny Babich - 112 games, 5 years Frank Barrett (baseball) - 104 games, 5 years Joe Beggs - 238 games, 9 years Clay Bryant - 129 games, 6 years Max Butcher - 335 games, 10 years Milo Candini - 174 games, 8 years Slick Castleman - 121 games, 6 years Bob Chipman - 293 games, 12 years Paul Dean (baseball) - 159 games, 9 years Bill Dietrich - 366 games, 16 years Joe Dobson - 414 games, 14 years Harry Eisenstat - 165 games, 8 years Dick Errickson - 168 games, 5 years Rube Fischer - 108 games, 5 years Bill Fleming - 123 games, 6 years Denny Galehouse - 375 games, 15 years Al Gerheauser - 149 games, 5 years Al Gettel - 184 games, 7 years Mickey Haefner - 261 games, 8 years Ray Harrell - 119 games, 6 years Bob Harris (baseball) - 127 games, 5 years Earl Harrist - 132 games, 5 years Joe Hatten - 233 games, 7 years Ken Heintzelman - 319 games, 13 years Roy Henshaw - 216 games, 8 years Tommy Hughes (baseball) - 144 games, 5 years Johnny Humphries - 211 games, 9 years Ira Hutchinson - 209 games, 8 years Andy Karl (baseball) - 191 games, 5 years Ed Klieman - 222 games, 8 years Howie Krist - 128 games, 6 years Emil Kush - 150 games, 6 years Johnny Lanning - 278 games, 11 years Ed Linke - 120 games, 6 years Bill Lohrman - 198 games, 11 years Archie McKain - 165 games, 6 years Rube Melton - 162 games, 6 years Whitey Moore - 133 games, 7 years Jake Mooty - 111 games, 7 years Bob Muncrief - 288 games, 12 years Frank Papish - 149 games, 6 years Ike Pearson - 164 games, 6 years Ray Poat - 116 games, 6 years Nels Potter - 349 games, 12 years Mel Queen (pitcher) - 146 games, 8 years Willie Ramsdell - 111 games, 5 years Elmer Riddle - 190 games, 10 years Buck Ross - 237 games, 10 years Manny Salvo - 135 games, 5 years Gene Schott - 136 games, 5 years Hal Schumacher - 391 games, 13 years Tex Shirley - 102 games, 5 years Clyde Shoun - 454 games, 14 years Elmer Singleton - 145 games, 8 years Eddie Smith (baseball) - 282 games, 10 years Nick Strincevich - 203 games, 8 years Vito Tamulis - 170 games, 6 years Bud Thomas (pitcher) - 143 games, 7 years Les Webber - 154 games, 6 years Hal White - 336 games, 12 years Roger Wolff - 182 games, 7 years

1920s/1930s births

Frank Baumann (baseball) - 244 games, 11 years Bobby Bolin - 495 games, 13 years John Boozer - 171 games, 7 years Tom Brewer - 241 games, 8 years Bob Bruce - 219 games, 9 years Pete Burnside - 196 games, 8 years John Buzhardt - 326 games, 11 years Bud Byerly - 237 games, 11 years Cliff Chambers - 189 games, 6 years Al Cicotte - 102 games, 5 years Joe Coleman (baseball, born 1922) - 223 games, 10 years Al Corwin - 117 games, 5 years Bennie Daniels - 230 games, 9 years Ike Delock - 329 games, 11 years Dick Donovan - 345 games, 15 years Harry Dorish - 323 games, 10 years Dick Drott - 176 games, 7 years Arnold Earley - 223 games, 8 years Don Elston - 450 games, 9 years Eddie Erautt - 164 games, 6 years Cliff Fannin - 164 games, 8 years Earl Francis - 103 games, 6 years Joe Gibbon - 419 games, 13 years Fred Gladding - 217 games, 7 years Tom Gorman (right-handed pitcher) - 289 games, 8 years Eli Grba - 135 games, 5 years Don Gross (baseball) - 145 games, 6 years Warren Hacker - 306 games, 12 years Bob Heffner - 114 games, 5 years Bob Hendley - 216 games, 7 years Ray Herbert - 407 games, 14 years Dennis Higgins - 241 games, 7 years Frank Hiller - 138 games, 7 years Jim Hughes (1950s pitcher) - 172 games, 6 years Bob Humphreys - 319 games, 9 years Hal Jeffcoat - 245 games, 5 years; also a position player Don Johnson (pitcher) - 198 games, 7 years Ken Johnson (right-handed pitcher) - 334 games, 13 years Howie Judson - 207 games, 7 years Bob Keegan - 135 games, 6 years Alex Kellner - 321 games, 12 years Bill Kennedy (1948–57 pitcher) - 172 games, 8 years Ron Kline - 736 games, 17 years Johnny Klippstein - 711 games, 18 years Dave Koslo - 348 games, 12 years Jack Lamabe - 285 games, 7 years Barry Latman - 344 games, 11 years Denny Lemaster - 357 games, 11 years Dick Littlefield - 243 games, 9 years Vic Lombardi - 223 games, 6 years Morrie Martin - 250 games, 10 years Walt Masterson - 399 games, 14 years Al McBean - 409 games, 10 years Windy McCall - 134 games, 7 years Russ Meyer (baseball) - 319 games, 13 years Paul Minner - 253 games, 10 years Billy Muffett - 125 games, 6 years Chet Nichols Jr. - 189 games, 9 years Billy O'Dell - 479 games, 13 years Phil Ortega - 204 games, 10 years Kent Peterson - 147 games, 8 years Taylor Phillips - 147 games, 6 years Bill Pleis - 190 games, 6 years Bud Podbielan - 172 games, 9 years Johnny Podgajny - 115 games, 5 years Tom Poholsky - 159 games, 6 years Arnie Portocarrero - 166 games, 7 years Bob Priddy - 249 games, 9 years Ed Rakow - 195 games, 7 years Hal Reniff - 276 games, 7 years Ed Roebuck - 460 games, 11 years Don Rudolph - 124 games, 6 years Bob Rush (baseball) - 417 games, 13 years Carl Scheib - 267 games, 11 years Bob Shaw (baseball) - 430 games, 11 years Rollie Sheldon - 160 games, 5 years Sonny Siebert - 399 games, 12 years Frank Smith (1950s pitcher) - 271 games, 7 years Bill Stafford - 186 games, 8 years Dick Stigman - 235 games, 7 years Wes Stock - 321 games, 9 years Frank Sullivan (baseball) - 351 games, 11 years George Susce (pitcher) - 117 games, 5 years Bobby Tiefenauer - 179 games, 10 years Dick Tomanek - 106 games, 5 years Bob Trowbridge - 116 games, 5 years Vito Valentinetti - 108 games, 5 years Ben Wade - 118 games, 5 years Herm Wehmeier - 361 games, 13 years Bill Wight - 347 games, 12 years Carl Willey - 199 games, 8 years John Wyatt (baseball) - 435 games, 9 years George Zuverink - 265 games, 8 years

1940s/1950s births

Lloyd Allen - 159 games, 7 years Fernando Arroyo - 121 games, 8 years Keith Atherton - 342 games, 7 years Jerry Augustine - 279 games, 10 years Mike Barlow - 133 games, 7 years Joe Beckwith - 229 games, 7 years Bruce Berenyi - 142 games, 7 years Doug Bird - 432 games, 11 years Wade Blasingame - 222 games, 10 years Tommy Boggs - 114 games, 9 years Bucky Brandon - 228 games, 7 years Fred Breining - 140 games, 5 years Pete Broberg - 206 games, 8 years Jackie Brown (baseball) - 214 games, 7 years Ron Bryant - 205 games, 8 years Tom Burgmeier - 745 games, 17 years Tim Burke (baseball) - 498 games, 8 years Ray Burris - 480 games, 15 years John Butcher (baseball) - 164 games, 7 years Bill Butler (baseball) - 134 games, 7 years Jeff Calhoun (baseball) - 118 games, 5 years Ernie Camacho - 193 games, 10 years Rick Camp - 414 games, 9 years Buzz Capra - 142 games, 7 years Bill Champion (baseball) - 202 games, 8 years Mark Clear - 481 games, 11 years Chris Codiroli - 144 games, 8 years Steve Comer (baseball) - 176 games, 7 years Keith Comstock - 144 games, 6 years Mike Corkins - 157 games, 6 years Mike Cosgrove - 119 games, 5 years Casey Cox - 308 games, 8 years Jim Crawford (baseball) - 181 games, 5 years Steve Crawford (baseball) - 277 games, 10 years Ray Culp - 322 games, 11 years John Cumberland - 110 games, 6 years Joe Decker - 152 games, 9 years Adrian Devine - 217 games, 7 years Frank DiPino - 514 games, 12 years Chuck Dobson - 202 games, 9 years Richard Dotson - 305 games, 12 years Tom Dukes - 161 games, 6 years Steve Dunning - 136 games, 7 years Jamie Easterly - 321 games, 13 years Roger Erickson (baseball) - 135 games, 6 years Steve Farr - 509 games, 11 years Pete Filson - 148 games, 7 years Hank Fischer - 168 games, 6 years Al Fitzmorris - 288 games, 10 years Ken Forsch - 521 games, 16 years Alan Foster (baseball) - 217 games, 10 years George Frazier (pitcher) - 415 games, 10 years Dave Freisleben - 202 games, 6 years Wayne Garland - 190 games, 9 years John Gelnar - 111 games, 5 years Jerry Don Gleaton - 307 games, 12 years Dave Goltz - 353 games, 12 years Jim Gott - 554 games, 14 years Bill Greif - 231 games, 6 years Tom Griffin (baseball) - 401 games, 14 years Lee Guetterman - 425 games, 11 years Larry Gura - 403 games, 16 years Moose Haas - 266 games, 12 years Ed Halicki - 192 games, 7 years Tom Hall (baseball) - 358 games, 10 years Bill Hands - 374 games, 11 years Preston Hanna - 156 games, 8 years Jim Hannan - 276 games, 10 years Tom Hilgendorf - 184 games, 6 years Brian Holton - 185 games, 6 years Bruce Howard (baseball) - 120 games, 6 years Jay Howell - 568 games, 15 years Pat Jarvis (baseball) - 249 games, 8 years Mike Jeffcoat - 255 games, 10 years Bart Johnson (baseball) - 185 games, 8 years Bob Johnson (pitcher) - 183 games, 7 years John Henry Johnson (baseball) - 214 games, 8 years Tom Johnson (baseball, born 1951) - 129 games, 5 years Steve Kealey - 139 games, 6 years Mike Kekich - 235 games, 9 years Dick Kelley - 188 games, 7 years Don Kirkwood - 120 games, 5 years Chris Knapp (baseball) - 122 games, 6 years Cal Koonce - 334 games, 10 years Mike LaCoss - 415 games, 14 years Jeff Lahti - 205 games, 5 years Ray Lamb - 154 games, 5 years Bill Landrum - 268 games, 8 years Rick Langford - 260 games, 11 years Fred Lasher - 151 games, 6 years Bill Laskey - 159 games, 6 years Gary Lavelle - 745 games, 13 years Dennis Leonard - 312 games, 12 years Randy Lerch - 253 games, 11 years Barry Lersch - 169 games, 6 years Frank Linzy - 516 games, 11 years Mike Mason (baseball) - 140 games, 7 years Roger Mason (baseball) - 232 games, 9 years Jim McAndrew - 161 games, 7 years Andy McGaffigan - 363 games, 11 years Bo McLaughlin - 156 games, 6 years Joey McLaughlin - 250 games, 7 years Craig McMurtry - 212 games, 8 years Larry McWilliams - 370 games, 13 years Paul Mirabella - 298 games, 13 years Paul Mitchell (baseball) - 125 games, 6 years Joe Moeller - 166 games, 8 years Randy Moffitt - 534 games, 12 years Mike Moore (baseball) - 450 games, 14 years Bob Moose - 289 games, 10 years; fatal wreck while an active player John Morris (pitcher) - 132 games, 8 years Paul Moskau - 148 games, 7 years Steve Mura - 167 games, 7 years Tom Murphy (pitcher) - 439 games, 12 years Jim Nash - 201 games, 7 years Fred Newman (baseball) - 108 games, 6 years Jack O'Connor (pitcher) - 129 games, 6 years Bob Owchinko - 275 games, 10 years Bob Patterson - 559 games, 13 years Pat Perry - 182 games, 6 years Joe Price - 372 games, 11 years Mike Proly - 267 games, 7 years Charlie Puleo - 180 games, 8 years Chuck Rainey (baseball) - 141 games, 6 years Dennis Rasmussen (baseball) - 256 games, 12 years Doug Rau - 222 games, 9 years Shane Rawley - 469 games, 12 years Jim Ray - 308 games, 9 years Paul Reuschel - 198 games, 5 years Ken Reynolds - 103 games, 6 years Dennis Ribant - 149 games, 6 years Bert Roberge - 146 games, 6 years Gary Ross (baseball) - 283 games, 10 years Dave Rucker - 206 games, 7 years Al Santorini - 127 games, 6 years Kevin Saucier - 139 games, 5 years Dan Schatzeder - 504 games, 15 years Fred Scherman - 346 games, 8 years Bill Scherrer - 228 games, 7 years Dave Schmidt - 376 games, 12 years Dan Schneider (baseball) - 117 games, 5 years Buddy Schultz - 168 games, 5 years Don Shaw (baseball) - 138 games, 5 years Steve Shields (baseball) - 102 games, 5 years Wayne Simpson - 122 games, 6 years Doug Sisk - 332 games, 9 years Bryn Smith - 365 games, 13 years Dave Smith (pitcher, born 1955) - 609 games, 13 years; two-time AS Eddie Solomon - 191 games, 10 years Dan Spillner - 556 games, 12 years Mike Stanton (right-handed pitcher) - 277 games, 7 years John Strohmayer - 142 games, 5 years Bob Sykes (baseball) - 116 games, 5 years Fred Talbot (baseball) - 195 games, 8 years Ken Tatum - 176 games, 6 years Tom Tellmann - 112 games, 5 years Scott Terry - 236 games, 6 years Dick Tidrow - 620 games, 13 years Wayne Twitchell - 282 games, 10 years Tom Underwood - 379 games, 11 years John Urrea - 139 games, 5 years Ed Vande Berg - 413 games, 7 years Gary Wagner (baseball) - 162 games, 6 years Mike Wallace (baseball) - 117 games, 5 years Milt Wilcox - 394 games, 16 years Mark Williamson (baseball) - 365 games, 8 years Mike Willis - 144 games, 5 years Ron Willis - 188 games, 5 years Frank Wills (baseball) - 154 games, 9 years Bill Wilson (pitcher) - 179 games, 5 years Ken Wright (baseball) - 113 games, 5 years Jim York - 174 games, 7 years Chris Zachary - 108 games, 9 years

1960s births

Paul Assenmacher - 884 games, 14 years Jeff Ballard (baseball) - 197 games, 7 years Willie Banks (baseball) - 181 games, 9 years Brian Barnes (baseball) - 116 games, 5 years Joe Boever - 516 games, 12 years Brian Bohanon - 304 games, 12 years Toby Borland - 207 games, 9 years Ricky Bottalico - 562 games, 12 years Kent Bottenfield - 292 games, 9 years Billy Brewer (baseball) - 203 games, 7 years John Briscoe (baseball) - 100 games, 6 years Jim Bruske - 105 games, 5 years Jim Bullinger - 186 games, 7 years John Burkett - 445 games, 15 years Cris Carpenter - 291 games, 8 years Larry Casian - 245 games, 9 years Jason Christiansen - 528 games, 11 years Mark Clark (baseball) - 219 games, 10 years Pat Clements - 288 games, 8 years Tim Conroy - 135 games, 7 years Dennis Cook - 665 games, 15 years Tim Crabtree - 342 games, 7 years John Cummings (baseball) - 110 games, 5 years Rich DeLucia - 320 games, 10 years John Dopson - 144 games, 8 years Kelly Downs - 237 games, 8 years Tom Edens - 182 games, 7 years Mike Fetters - 620 games, 16 years Brian Fisher (baseball) - 222 games, 7 years Dave Fleming - 116 games, 5 years Kevin Foster (baseball) - 100 games, 7 years Willie Fraser - 239 games, 8 years Todd Frohwirth - 284 games, 9 years Joe Grahe - 187 games, 7 years Kevin Gross - 474 games, 15 years Eric Gunderson - 254 games, 10 years Mark Guthrie - 765 games, 15 years John Habyan - 348 games, 11 years Darren Hall (baseball) - 130 games, 5 years Gene Harris (baseball) - 183 games, 7 years Greg Harris (baseball, born 1963) - 243 games, 8 years Mike Hartley - 202 games, 6 years Bryan Harvey - 322 games, 9 years Neal Heaton - 382 games, 12 years Mike Henneman - 561 games, 10 years Dwayne Henry - 256 games, 11 years Gil Heredia - 267 games, 10 years Jeremy Hernandez - 133 games, 5 years Xavier Hernandez (baseball) - 463 games, 10 years Greg Hibbard - 165 games, 6 years Bryan Hickerson - 209 games, 5 years John Hudek - 194 games, 6 years Jeff Innis - 288 games, 7 years Mike James (baseball) - 288 games, 7 years Barry Jones (baseball) - 348 games, 8 years Scott Kamieniecki - 250 games, 10 years Matt Karchner - 223 games, 6 years Paul Kilgus - 163 games, 6 years Joe Klink - 176 games, 5 years Les Lancaster - 323 games, 7 years Mark Leiter - 335 games, 11 years Mike Magnante - 484 games, 12 years Terry Mathews - 324 games, 8 years Lance McCullers - 306 games, 7 years Chuck McElroy - 654 games, 13 years Blas Minor - 157 games, 6 years Dave Mlicki - 262 games, 10 years Mike Mohler - 347 games, 9 years Mike Munoz (baseball) - 453 games, 12 years Mike Munoz (baseball) - 142 games, 5 years Rodney Myers - 167 games, 9 years Chris Nabholz - 141 games, 6 years Gene Nelson (baseball) - 493 games, 13 years Rod Nichols - 100 games, 7 years Steve Ontiveros (pitcher) - 207 games, 10 years Mike Oquist - 133 games, 7 years Al Osuna - 218 games, 6 years Donn Pall - 328 games, 10 years Jeff Parrett - 491 games, 10 years Ken Patterson - 224 games, 7 years Roger Pavlik - 131 games, 7 years Jim Poole - 431 games, 11 years Dennis Powell - 207 games, 8 years Tim Pugh - 107 games, 6 years Pat Rapp - 259 games, 10 years Carlos Reyes (baseball) - 293 games, 8 years Bill Risley - 157 games, 7 years Kevin Ritz - 151 games, 9 years Rich Robertson (left-handed pitcher) - 114 games, 6 years Bruce Ruffin (baseball) - 469 games, 12 years Jeff Russell - 589 games, 14 years Ken Ryan - 240 games, 8 years A. J. Sager - 123 games, 5 years Bill Sampen - 182 games, 5 years Scott Sanders (baseball) - 235 games, 7 years Bob Scanlan - 290 games, 9 years Pete Schourek - 288 games, 11 years Tim Scott (baseball) - 276 games, 7 years Scott Service - 338 games, 12 years Heathcliff Slocumb - 548 games, 10 years Joe Slusarski - 118 games, 7 years Jerry Spradlin - 310 games, 7 years Dennis Springer - 130 games, 8 years Jeff Tabaka - 139 games, 6 years Anthony Telford - 333 games, 9 years Jay Tibbs - 158 games, 7 years Dave Veres - 605 games, 10 years Ed Vosberg - 266 games, 10 years Paul Wagner - 160 games, 8 years Donne Wall - 234 games, 8 years Gary Wayne - 231 games, 6 years Bill Wegman - 262 games, 11 years Bob Wells (baseball) - 414 games, 9 years Don Wengert - 160 games, 7 years David West (baseball) - 204 games, 10 years Kevin Wickander - 150 games, 6 years Brian Williams (baseball) - 256 games, 9 years Trevor Wilson (baseball) - 169 games, 8 years Rich Yett - 136 games, 6 years

1970s births

Armando Almanza - 254 games, 7 years Adam Bernero - 150 games, 7 years Doug Bochtler - 220 games, 6 years Dave Borkowski - 181 games, 7 years Jason Boyd (baseball) - 113 games, 5 years Chris Brock - 148 games, 6 years Brad Clontz - 272 games, 6 years Steve Cooke - 104 games, 6 years Vic Darensbourg - 309 games, 8 years Bryce Florie - 261 games, 8 years Travis Harper - 240 games, 7 years Jimmy Haynes - 227 games, 10 years Dustin Hermanson - 357 games, 12 years Chris Holt (baseball) - 133 games, 5 years Jason Jacome - 106 games, 5 years Scott Karl - 178 games, 6 years Mike Lincoln - 263 games, 9 years Rich Loiselle - 202 games, 6 years Sean Lowe (baseball) - 248 games, 7 years T. J. Mathews - 362 games, 8 years Mike Matthews - 230 games, 6 years Darrell May - 161 games, 7 years Brian Meadows - 336 games, 9 years Travis Miller (baseball) - 203 games, 7 years Chad Ogea - 129 games, 6 years Matt Perisho - 177 games, 8 years Chris Peters - 136 games, 6 years Cliff Politte - 330 games, 9 years Jay Powell (baseball) - 512 games, 11 years Bret Prinz - 102 games, 6 years Bryan Rekar - 131 games, 8 years John Riedling - 229 games, 6 years José Rosado - 125 games, 5 years Johnny Ruffin - 139 games, 6 years Clint Sodowsky - 106 games, 5 years Blake Stein - 117 games, 5 years Garrett Stephenson - 123 games, 7 years Dave Stevens (baseball) - 183 games, 7 years Ricky Stone - 220 games, 6 years Scott Sullivan (baseball) - 558 games, 10 years Mike Thurman - 105 games, 6 years T. J. Tucker - 171 games, 5 years Marc Valdes - 144 games, 6 years Kevin Walker (baseball) - 122 games, 6 years Marc Wilkins (baseball) - 245 games, 6 years Matt Wise - 209 games, 8 years Steve Woodard - 162 games, 7 years Kelly Wunsch - 257 games, 6 years Tyler Yates - 239 games, 5 years

1980s births
Brandon Medders - 210 games, 6 years Ryan Wagner - 148 games, 5 years