Players who played for Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants exclusively

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Are you hooked on Immaculate Grid, the daily trivia game from Baseball Reference? Whether you're looking for a little help on your grid or you already filled it out and want to know who else qualified, we have you covered. There were 17 players who played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants.

Top Players who Played for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants.

(Ranked by WAR)

Freddie Fitzsimmons

Freddie Fitzsimmons played 7 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers (11.4 WAR) and 13 seasons for the San Francisco Giants (24.5 WAR).

Van Mungo

Van Mungo played 11 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers (29.6 WAR) and 3 seasons for the San Francisco Giants (3.3 WAR).

Goody Rosen

Goody Rosen played 6 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers (9.2 WAR) and 1 season for the San Francisco Giants (2.6 WAR).

Sam Leslie

Sam Leslie played 3 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers (7.4 WAR) and 8 seasons for the San Francisco Giants (4.1 WAR).

Len Koenecke

Len Koenecke played 2 seasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers (5.9 WAR) and 1 season for the San Francisco Giants (0.0 WAR).

Batting

17 players batted for each of these franchises exclusively.

Batting Table
	Los Angeles Dodgers							San Francisco Giants
Name	Yrs	G	AB	BA	HR	SB	WAR	Yrs	G	AB	BA	HR	SB	WAR
Dave Anderson	1983-1992	713	1700	.235	16	46	4.8	1990-1991	160	326	.279	3	3	1.0
Charlie Babb	1904-1905	226	756	.241	0	44	2.4	1903	121	424	.248	0	22	1.5
Tom Baker	1935-1937	55	49	.327	0	0	0.6	1937-1938	15	9	.222	0	0	0.0
Frank Burrell	1895-1897	107	337	.270	3	2	0.4	1891	15	53	.094	0	2	-1.0
Jim Faulkner	1930	2	0		0	0	0.0	1927-1928	41	41	.244	0	0	0.2
Freddie Fitzsimmons	1937-1943	110	238	.164	1	0	0.2	1925-1937	403	917	.209	13	0	2.1
Spider Jorgensen	1947-1950	215	667	.276	7	5	3.8	1950-1951	52	88	.193	2	0	-0.3
Len Koenecke	1934-1935	223	785	.304	18	8	5.9	1932	42	137	.255	4	3	0.0
Sam Leslie	1933-1935	384	1430	.311	19	10	7.4	1929-1938	438	1030	.295	17	4	4.1
Ray Lucas	1933-1934	12	6	.333	0	0	0.1	1929-1931	10	3	.333	0	0	0.0
Van Mungo	1931-1941	324	656	.224	0	1	2.0	1942-1945	86	131	.206	0	0	0.2
Norman Plitt	1918-1927	20	19	.263	0	0	0.0	1927	3	1	.000	0	0	0.0
Goody Rosen	1937-1946	451	1606	.293	17	12	9.2	1946	100	310	.281	5	2	2.6
Ty Tyson	1928	59	210	.271	1	3	-0.1	1926-1927	140	494	.283	4	11	0.3
Eugenio Vélez	2011	34	37	.000	0	1	-0.6	2007-2010	225	626	.256	8	30	-1.0
Joe Wall	1902	5	18	.167	0	0	-0.3	1901-1902	10	22	.409	0	0	0.2
Brian Wilson	2013-2014	76	0		0	0	0.0	2006-2012	310	9	.000	0	0	-0.2

Pitching

7 players pitched for each of these franchises exclusively.

Pitching Table
	Los Angeles Dodgers								San Francisco Giants
Name	Yrs	G	IP	W	L	SV	ERA	WAR	Yrs	G	IP	W	L	SV	ERA	WAR
Tom Baker	1935-1937	53	138.0	2	9	2	4.83	0.0	1937-1938	15	35.0	1	0	0	4.37	0.1
Jim Faulkner	1930	2	0.1	0	0	1	81.00	-0.1	1927-1928	41	127.0	10	8	1	3.54	0.5
Freddie Fitzsimmons	1937-1943	110	709.1	47	32	4	3.41	11.2	1925-1937	403	2514.1	170	114	9	3.54	22.4
Ray Lucas	1933-1934	12	35.2	1	1	0	6.81	-0.5	1929-1931	10	20.1	0	0	1	3.98	0.4
Van Mungo	1931-1941	284	1739.1	102	99	14	3.41	27.6	1942-1945	80	373.2	18	16	2	3.76	3.2
Norman Plitt	1918-1927	20	64.1	2	6	0	4.90	-0.3	1927	3	7.1	1	0	0	3.68	0.1
Brian Wilson	2013-2014	79	62.0	4	5	1	3.77	0.1	2006-2012	315	320.0	20	20	171	3.21	5.6

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