San Francisco Giants all-time roster

1883 to 2026 · 1,609 players

How many players have played for the San Francisco Giants?

1,609 players have a season with the San Francisco Giants on file, from 1883 to 2026: 910 at the plate and 696 on the mound. Willie Mays played the most games for the club, 2,838. San Francisco Giants all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every San Francisco Giants hitter, 1883 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.
Willie Mays	1951–1971	2,838	3,178	646	1,856	.305
Mel Ott	1926–1947	2,730	2,876	511	1,860	.304
Willie McCovey	1959–1980	2,256	1,974	469	1,388	.274
Barry Bonds	1993–2007	1,976	1,951	586	1,440	.312
Bill Terry	1923–1936	1,721	2,193	154	1,078	.341
Travis Jackson	1922–1936	1,656	1,768	135	929	.291
Brandon Crawford	2011–2023	1,655	1,392	146	744	.250
Larry Doyle	1907–1920	1,509	1,633	65	50	.294
Jim Davenport	1958–1970	1,501	1,142	77	456	.258
Mike Tiernan	1887–1899	1,476	1,834	106	0	.311
Whitey Lockman	1945–1958	1,437	1,525	112	533	.282
Buster Posey	2009–2021	1,373	1,500	158	729	.302
George Burns	1911–1921	1,362	1,541	34	107	.290
Jo-jo Moore	1930–1941	1,335	1,615	79	513	.298
Brandon Belt	2011–2022	1,311	1,146	175	584	.261
Robby Thompson	1986–1996	1,304	1,187	119	458	.257
Rich Aurilia	1995–2009	1,292	1,226	143	574	.275
Art Fletcher	1909–1919	1,280	1,267	21	0	.276
George Vanhaltren	1894–1903	1,221	1,575	29	0	.321
Ross Youngs	1917–1926	1,211	1,491	42	523	.322
J.T. Snow	1997–2005	1,182	1,043	124	615	.273
Don Mueller	1948–1957	1,171	1,248	65	504	.298
Will Clark	1986–1993	1,160	1,278	176	709	.299
George Kelly	1915–1926	1,125	1,270	123	741	.302
Matt Williams	1987–1996	1,120	1,092	247	732	.264
Art Devlin	1904–1911	1,116	1,011	10	0	.268
Chris Speier	1971–1989	1,108	921	70	409	.248
Hal Lanier	1964–1971	1,101	803	8	262	.229
Roger Connor	1883–1893	1,098	1,364	75	0	.320
George Davis	1893–1903	1,096	1,427	53	0	.332
Orlando Cepeda	1958–1965	1,095	1,272	223	752	.308
Freddy Lindstrom	1924–1932	1,087	1,347	91	603	.318
Pablo Sandoval	2008–2019	1,069	1,076	129	543	.289
Bobby Thomson	1946–1953	1,054	1,119	181	666	.279
Tito Fuentes	1965–1974	1,054	1,000	34	306	.262
Jack Clark	1975–1984	1,044	1,034	163	595	.277
Bobby Bonds	1968–1974	1,014	1,106	186	552	.273
Darrell Evans	1977–1983	1,002	895	132	489	.258
Frankie Frisch	1919–1926	1,000	1,303	54	500	.321
Jim ray Hart	1963–1972	996	965	157	525	.282
Fred Merkle	1907–1915	993	947	41	0	.276
Jose Uribe	1985–1992	985	721	19	213	.241
Johnnie LeMaster	1975–1984	974	695	21	220	.226
Wes Westrum	1947–1957	919	503	96	315	.217
Hank Thompson	1949–1956	906	781	129	477	.267
Jeff Kent	1997–2002	900	1,021	175	689	.297
Marvin Benard	1995–2003	891	714	54	260	.271
Harry Danning	1933–1942	890	847	57	397	.285
Alvin Dark	1950–1955	885	1,054	96	412	.294
Chili Davis	1981–1987	874	840	101	418	.267

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

Pitchers with the most games

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Every San Francisco Giants pitcher, 1883 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.
Gary Lavelle	1974–1984	647	73	67	127	980.1	2.82	696
Christy Mathewson	1900–1915	622	369	184	26	4,706.0	2.12	2,483
Greg Minton	1975–1986	537	44	52	124	847.0	3.22	343
Carl Hubbell	1928–1943	535	253	154	33	3,590.1	2.98	1,677
Sergio Romo	2008–2016	515	32	26	84	439.2	2.58	498
Randy Moffitt	1972–1981	459	35	46	83	682.1	3.68	397
Juan Marichal	1960–1973	458	238	140	2	3,444.0	2.84	2,281
Amos Rusie	1890–1898	426	233	163	5	3,522.2	2.89	1,819
Mickey Welch	1883–1892	426	238	146	4	3,579.0	2.69	1,570
Javier Lopez	2011–2016	419	15	8	10	232.0	2.56	168
Rod Beck	1991–1997	416	21	28	199	463.0	2.97	393
Jeremy Affeldt	2009–2015	414	17	18	10	361.2	3.06	293
Santiago Casilla	2010–2016	414	32	22	123	394.2	2.42	366
Freddie Fitzsimmons	1925–1936	397	168	112	9	2,487.0	3.52	680
Jim Barr	1971–1983	394	90	96	11	1,800.1	3.41	650
Hal Schumacher	1931–1946	391	158	121	7	2,482.1	3.36	906
Gaylord Perry	1962–1971	367	134	109	10	2,294.2	2.96	1,606
Robb Nen	1998–2002	365	24	25	206	378.1	2.43	453
Scott Garrelts	1982–1991	352	69	53	48	959.1	3.29	703
Felix Rodriguez	1999–2003	342	31	14	5	358.1	3.01	345
Matt Cain	2005–2017	342	104	118	0	2,085.2	3.68	1,694
Hooks Wiltse	1904–1914	339	136	85	29	2,053.0	2.48	948
Tyler Rogers	2019–2024	339	22	17	19	346.2	2.93	258
Mike McCormick	1956–1969	334	104	92	9	1,744.1	3.57	993
Dave Koslo	1941–1953	332	91	104	21	1,559.2	3.69	596
Hoyt Wilhelm	1952–1956	319	42	25	41	608.0	2.98	385
Brian Wilson	2006–2012	315	20	20	171	320.0	3.21	340
Stu Miller	1957–1962	307	47	44	47	804.1	3.16	506
Ace Adams	1941–1946	302	41	33	49	552.2	3.47	171
Jeff Brantley	1988–1993	299	29	20	42	505.1	3.24	384

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.