New York Yankees all-time roster

1901 to 2026 · 1,485 players

How many players have played for the New York Yankees?

1,485 players have a season with the New York Yankees on file, from 1901 to 2026: 818 at the plate and 665 on the mound. Derek Jeter played the most games for the club, 2,747. New York Yankees all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every New York Yankees 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.
Derek Jeter	1995–2014	2,747	3,465	260	1,311	.310
Mickey Mantle	1951–1968	2,401	2,415	536	1,509	.298
Lou Gehrig	1923–1939	2,164	2,721	493	1,995	.340
Yogi Berra	1946–1963	2,116	2,148	358	1,430	.285
Babe Ruth	1920–1934	2,084	2,518	659	1,971	.349
Bernie Williams	1991–2006	2,076	2,336	287	1,257	.297
Roy White	1965–1979	1,881	1,803	160	758	.271
Jorge Posada	1996–2011	1,828	1,664	275	1,065	.273
Bill Dickey	1928–1946	1,789	1,969	202	1,209	.313
Don Mattingly	1982–1995	1,785	2,153	222	1,099	.307
Joe DiMaggio	1936–1951	1,736	2,214	361	1,537	.325
Willie Randolph	1976–1988	1,694	1,731	48	549	.275
Brett Gardner	2008–2021	1,688	1,470	139	578	.256
Frankie Crosetti	1932–1948	1,683	1,541	98	649	.245
Phil Rizzuto	1941–1956	1,661	1,588	38	563	.273
Tony Lazzeri	1926–1937	1,659	1,784	169	1,154	.293
Graig Nettles	1973–1983	1,535	1,396	250	834	.253
Alex Rodriguez	2004–2016	1,509	1,580	351	1,096	.283
Wally Pipp	1915–1925	1,488	1,577	80	509	.282
Earle Combs	1924–1935	1,455	1,866	58	632	.325
Elston Howard	1955–1966	1,426	1,366	158	716	.282
Thurman Munson	1969–1979	1,423	1,558	113	701	.292
Bobby Richardson	1955–1966	1,412	1,432	34	390	.266
Hank Bauer	1948–1959	1,406	1,326	158	654	.277
Robinson Cano	2005–2013	1,374	1,649	204	822	.309
Gil McDougald	1951–1960	1,336	1,291	112	576	.276
Bob Meusel	1920–1929	1,294	1,565	146	1,005	.311
Tommy Henrich	1937–1950	1,284	1,297	183	795	.282
Paul O'Neill	1993–2001	1,254	1,426	185	858	.303
Aaron Judge	2016–2026	1,211	1,262	386	871	.291
Horace Clarke	1965–1973	1,206	1,202	27	299	.257
Bobby Murcer	1965–1983	1,182	1,159	167	654	.278
Red Rolfe	1934–1942	1,174	1,394	69	497	.289
Dave Winfield	1981–1988	1,152	1,287	203	812	.291
Roger Peckinpaugh	1914–1921	1,124	1,079	35	125	.256
Tony Kubek	1957–1965	1,092	1,109	57	373	.266
Bill Skowron	1954–1962	1,087	1,103	165	672	.294
Clete Boyer	1959–1966	1,068	882	95	393	.241
Charlie Keller	1939–1952	1,066	1,053	184	723	.286
Tino Martinez	1996–2005	1,054	1,039	192	739	.276
Tom Tresh	1961–1968	1,053	941	139	484	.249
Joe Pepitone	1962–1969	1,051	967	166	541	.252
Lou Piniella	1974–1984	1,037	971	57	417	.295
Hal Chase	1905–1912	1,022	1,151	20	0	.287
Joe Gordon	1938–1946	1,000	1,000	153	617	.271
Mark Teixeira	2009–2016	958	873	206	622	.248
Jimmy Williams	1901–1907	940	978	31	0	.277
Hideki Matsui	2003–2009	916	977	140	597	.292
Aaron Ward	1917–1926	908	840	45	386	.268
Joe Collins	1948–1957	908	596	86	329	.256

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

Pitchers with the most games

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Every New York Yankees 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.
Mariano Rivera	1995–2013	1,115	82	60	652	1,283.2	2.21	1,173
Dave Righetti	1979–1990	522	74	61	224	1,136.0	3.11	940
Whitey Ford	1950–1967	498	236	106	10	3,170.1	2.75	1,956
David Robertson	2008–2018	471	33	22	52	463.0	2.88	615
Andy Pettitte	1995–2013	447	219	127	0	2,796.1	3.94	2,020
Mike Stanton	1997–2002	428	30	12	15	434.1	3.67	395
Sparky Lyle	1972–1978	420	57	40	141	745.2	2.41	454
Bob Shawkey	1916–1927	399	164	124	26	2,403.0	3.11	1,132
Red Ruffing	1931–1946	392	216	119	7	2,971.0	3.43	1,409
Johnny Murphy	1932–1946	383	93	53	104	990.1	3.54	369
Ron Guidry	1975–1988	368	170	91	4	2,392.0	3.29	1,778
Lefty Gomez	1930–1942	367	189	101	9	2,498.1	3.34	1,468
Mel Stottlemyre	1964–1974	360	164	139	1	2,661.1	2.97	1,257
Dellin Betances	2011–2019	358	21	22	36	381.2	2.36	621
Waite Hoyt	1921–1929	357	155	96	28	2,224.2	3.46	703
Herb Pennock	1923–1933	346	162	90	21	2,203.1	3.54	700
Goose Gossage	1978–1983	308	41	28	150	518.1	2.10	506
CC Sabathia	2009–2019	307	134	88	0	1,918.0	3.81	1,700
Jeff Nelson	1996–2000	307	22	19	8	293.1	3.41	313
Allie Reynolds	1947–1954	295	131	60	41	1,700.0	3.30	967
Fritz Peterson	1966–1973	285	109	106	1	1,849.2	3.09	888
Aroldis Chapman	2017–2022	284	21	14	133	263.0	3.05	409
Joe Page	1944–1950	278	57	49	76	780.1	3.44	515
Jack Chesbro	1903–1908	260	128	89	2	1,902.1	2.48	896
Joba Chamberlain	2007–2013	260	23	14	5	444.2	3.85	446
Boone Logan	2010–2013	256	19	7	1	176.0	3.38	202
Mike Mussina	2001–2008	249	123	72	0	1,553.0	3.88	1,278
Ray Caldwell	1910–1918	248	95	99	5	1,718.1	3.00	803
George Pipgras	1923–1932	243	91	62	11	1,318.2	4.06	642
Steve Hamilton	1964–1969	242	25	16	28	378.1	2.81	293

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.