Pittsfield Players With Previous Major League Experience
- Art Nichols, Electrics (1913)
- Jock Somerlott, Electrics (1913–1914)
- Polly Wolfe, Electrics (1913–1914)
- Bun Troy, Electrics (1914)
- Frank Nicholson, Electrics (1914)
- Joe Birmingham, Hillies (1919–1920)
- Mickey Devine, Hillies (1919)
- Gary Fortune, Hillies (1919)
- Jack Hammond, Hillies (1919–1921)
- Bobby Messenger, Hillies (1919–1920)
- Ty Pickup, Hillies (1919–1920)
- Johnny Tillman, Hillies (1919–1923)
- Lew Wendell, Hillies (1919)
- Frank Kelliher, Hillies (1920)
- Colonel Snover, Hillies (1920–1925)
- Bill McCorry, Hillies (1921–1923)
- Al Pierotti, Hillies (1921–1922)
- Ernie Neitzke, Hillies (1922)
- Danny Silva, Hillies (1922)
- Eddie Zimmerman, Hillies (1922)
- Neal Ball, Hillies (1923)
- Chick Gagnon, Hillies (1923)
- Hal Leathers, Hillies (1923)
- Bunny Roser, Hillies (1923)
- Art Wilson, Hillies (1923)
- Mike Wilson, Hillies (1923)
- Jimmy Esmond, Hillies (1924)
- Waddy Macphee, Hillies (1924–1925)
- Horace Milan, Hillies (1924, 1926)
- Mose Solomon, Hillies (1924)
- Red Torphy, Hillies (1924–1925)
- Shano Collins, Hillies (1925, 1928)
- Lefty Jamerson, Hillies (1925–1926)
- Tom Sullivan, Hillies (1925)
- Augie Swentor, Hillies (1925)
- Rowdy Elliott, Hillies (1926)
- Ken Jones, Hillies (1926)
- Sam Mayer, Hillies (1926, 1929)
- John Perrin, Hillies (1926)
- Red Sheridan, Hillies (1926–1928)
- Ed Sperber, Hillies (1926)
- Dan Woodman, Hillies (1926)
- Ed Baecht, Hillies (1927)
- Harry Baldwin, Hillies (1927–1928)
- Ed Miller, Hillies (1927)
- Frank Parkinson, Hillies (1927–1928)
- Joe Smith, Hillies (1927)
- Red Smith, Hillies (1927)
- Denny Sothern, Hillies (1927)
- Lefty Taber, Hillies (1927)
- Mule Watson, Hillies (1927)
- Frank Bennett, Hillies (1928)
- Herb Bradley, Hillies (1928–1929)
- Ralph Head, Hillies (1928)
- Red Shea, Hillies (1928)
- Charlie Small, Hillies (1928–1930)
- Harry Wilke, Hillies (1928–1930)
- Casper Asbjornson, Hillies (1929)
- Frank Bushey, Hillies (1928–1929)
- Freddie Moncewicz, Hillies (1929)
- Jose Rodriguez, Hillies (1929–1930)
- Pat Simmons, Hillies (1929–1930)
- Carl Sumner, Hillies (1929)
- Hod Lisenbee, Hillies (1929)
- Maurice Archdeacon, Hillies (1930)
- Jim Bishop, Hillies (1930)
- Ray Dobens, Hillies (1930)
- Bob Emmerich, Hillies (1930)
- Bill Holland, Electrics (1941)
- Glenn Spencer, Electrics (1941)
- Tony Rensa, Electrics (1946–1947)
- Gene Hasson, Electrics & Indians (1948–1949)
- Lloyd Brown, Indians (1950)
- Dave Gray, Red Sox (1965)
- Billy MacLeod, Red Sox (1965)
- Pete Smith, Red Sox (1965)
- Ed Connolly, Red Sox (1966)
- Bobby Guindon, Red Sox (1966–1968)
- Pete Charton, Red Sox (1967)
- Galen Cisco, Red Sox (1967)
- Billy Gardner, Red Sox (1967, 1969)
- Bill Schlesinger, Red Sox (1967–1968)
- Jose Tartabull, Red Sox (1967)
- Dave Gray, Red Sox (1968–1969)
- Russ Nixon, Red Sox (1968)
- Fred Wenz, Red Sox (1969)
- Tom Parsons, Red Sox (1969)
- Toby Harrah, Senators (1970)
- Gene Martin, Senators (1970)
- Charley Walters, Senators & Rangers (1971–1972)
- Dick Such, Rangers (1973)
- Tommy Cruz, Rangers (1974)
- Marty Martínez, Rangers (1975)
- Lafayette Currence, Brewers (1976)
- Lary Sorensen, Brewers (1976)
- Jeff Cornell, Cubs (1985)
- Steve Hammond, Cubs (1985)
- Jeff Jones, Cubs (1985)
- Dickie Noles, Cubs (1987)
- Al Chambers, Cubs (1988)
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