Sacramento River Cats - Notable Former River Cats Currently in The Major Leagues

Notable Former River Cats Currently in The Major Leagues

This list does not include MLB players who were in Sacramento on a rehabilitation assignment while on the disabled list.

  • Brett Anderson
  • Andrew Bailey
  • John Baker
  • Mark Bellhorn
  • Joe Blanton
  • Dallas Braden
  • Travis Buck
  • Freddie Bynum
  • Trevor Cahill
  • Santiago Casilla
  • Bobby Crosby
  • Aaron Cunningham
  • Jack Cust
  • Justin Duchscherer
  • Mark Ellis
  • Andre Ethier
  • Ron Flores
  • Chad Gaudin
  • Esteban Germán
  • Carlos González
  • Gio Gonzalez
  • Aaron Harang
  • Rich Harden
  • Ramón Hernández
  • Eric Hinske
  • Dan Johnson
  • Brad Kilby
  • Ryan Ludwick
  • Lou Merloni
  • Cliff Pennington
  • Eric Sogard
  • Huston Street
  • Kurt Suzuki
  • Nick Swisher
  • Mark Teahen
  • Brad Ziegler
  • Barry Zito

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