Minnesota Twins all-time roster

1901 to 2026 · 1,548 players

How many players have played for the Minnesota Twins?

1,548 players have a season with the Minnesota Twins on file, from 1901 to 2026: 826 at the plate and 721 on the mound. Harmon Killebrew played the most games for the club, 2,329. Minnesota Twins all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Minnesota Twins hitter, 1901 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Harmon Killebrew	1954–1974	2,329	2,024	559	1,540	.258
Joe Judge	1915–1932	2,084	2,291	71	857	.299
Clyde Milan	1907–1922	1,982	2,100	17	86	.285
Ossie Bluege	1922–1939	1,867	1,751	43	848	.272
Joe Mauer	2004–2018	1,858	2,123	143	923	.306
Kirby Puckett	1984–1995	1,783	2,304	207	1,085	.318
Kent Hrbek	1981–1994	1,747	1,749	293	1,086	.282
Mickey Vernon	1939–1955	1,715	1,893	112	961	.287
Eddie Yost	1944–1958	1,690	1,521	101	550	.253
Tony Oliva	1962–1976	1,676	1,917	220	947	.304
Rod Carew	1967–1978	1,635	2,085	74	733	.334
Buddy Myer	1925–1941	1,628	1,817	35	752	.304
Bob Allison	1958–1970	1,541	1,281	256	796	.255
George McBride	1908–1920	1,458	1,068	5	3	.221
Howie Shanks	1912–1922	1,396	1,232	21	138	.252
Torii Hunter	1998–2015	1,372	1,343	214	792	.268
Gary Gaetti	1981–1990	1,361	1,276	201	758	.256
Buddy Lewis	1935–1949	1,349	1,563	71	607	.297
Cecil Travis	1933–1947	1,328	1,544	27	657	.314
Goose Goslin	1921–1938	1,314	1,608	120	893	.325
Bucky Harris	1919–1928	1,252	1,295	9	502	.275
Randy Bush	1982–1993	1,219	763	96	409	.251
Joe Kuhel	1930–1945	1,191	1,335	56	665	.289
Justin Morneau	2003–2012	1,151	1,190	204	786	.280
Greg Gagne	1983–1992	1,140	844	69	335	.249
Michael Cuddyer	2001–2011	1,139	1,106	141	580	.272
Eddie Foster	1912–1919	1,121	1,177	6	0	.266
Zoilo Versalles	1959–1967	1,109	1,061	87	406	.250
George Case	1937–1947	1,108	1,306	20	355	.288
Cesar Tovar	1965–1972	1,090	1,164	38	319	.281
Max Kepler	2015–2024	1,072	893	161	508	.237
Roy Smalley	1977–1987	1,041	940	108	449	.261
Chuck Knoblauch	1991–1997	1,013	1,197	43	391	.304
Byron Buxton	2015–2026	991	862	193	482	.248
Earl Battey	1960–1967	990	894	91	410	.277
Jacque Jones	1999–2005	976	974	132	476	.279
Joe Cronin	1928–1934	940	1,090	51	673	.304
Pete Runnels	1951–1957	921	921	18	355	.274
Jim Lemon	1954–1962	908	853	159	508	.266
Muddy Ruel	1923–1930	903	834	2	371	.290
Tom Brunansky	1982–1987	902	820	162	463	.251
Sam West	1927–1941	901	880	25	438	.296
Rich Rollins	1961–1968	888	830	71	369	.272
Denny Hocking	1993–2003	876	556	25	215	.252
Roy Sievers	1954–1959	856	823	180	574	.267
Brian Dozier	2012–2017	851	835	151	439	.251
Cristian Guzman	1999–2004	841	871	39	289	.266
Jorge Polanco	2014–2023	832	849	112	447	.269
Corey Koskie	1998–2004	816	781	101	437	.280
Jason Kubel	2004–2014	798	729	105	442	.269

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Minnesota Twins pitcher, 1901 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Walter Johnson	1907–1927	802	417	279	34	5,914.2	2.17	3,509
Eddie Guardado	1993–2003	639	36	47	116	697.2	4.50	605
Firpo Marberry	1923–1932	465	117	69	96	1,640.0	3.58	663
Joe Nathan	2004–2011	460	24	13	260	463.1	2.16	561
Jim Kaat	1959–1972	455	179	147	6	2,832.2	3.27	1,758
Rick Aguilera	1990–1998	440	33	40	236	572.0	3.67	487
Camilo Pascual	1954–1966	432	145	141	10	2,465.0	3.66	1,885
Matt Guerrier	2004–2014	420	19	26	5	500.0	3.40	322
Glen Perkins	2006–2017	409	35	25	120	624.1	3.88	504
Taylor Rogers	2016–2026	384	23	22	52	375.0	3.34	415
Brad Radke	1995–2006	378	148	139	0	2,451.0	4.22	1,467
Jesse Crain	2004–2010	376	33	21	3	382.0	3.42	264
LaTroy Hawkins	1995–2003	366	44	57	44	818.0	5.05	532
Mike Trombley	1992–2002	365	30	34	34	645.2	4.53	528
Juan Rincon	2001–2007	362	28	24	3	413.0	3.53	392
Brian Duensing	2009–2015	354	41	37	2	649.1	4.13	428
Caleb Thielbar	2013–2024	347	23	12	4	320.0	3.38	347
Jim Perry	1964–1972	341	119	81	4	1,715.0	3.09	960
J.C. Romero	1999–2005	327	25	20	2	407.2	4.35	336
Bert Blyleven	1970–1988	322	137	128	0	2,357.1	3.29	1,883
Tyler Duffey	2015–2022	295	29	27	6	475.0	4.57	466
Pedro Ramos	1955–1961	290	78	112	12	1,544.1	4.19	740
Sid Hudson	1940–1951	289	85	126	6	1,756.2	4.44	573
Jim Shaw	1913–1921	287	84	98	17	1,600.1	3.07	767
Al Worthington	1965–1969	286	32	25	74	401.0	2.85	340
Chuck Stobbs	1953–1961	283	64	86	16	1,181.2	4.19	544
Tom Hughes	1905–1913	269	81	112	15	1,651.2	2.98	836
Bob Wells	1999–2002	265	18	16	13	300.1	4.47	199
Case Patten	1901–1907	265	105	125	5	2,041.1	3.34	751
Dutch Leonard	1938–1946	262	118	101	2	1,899.1	3.27	657

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.