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Rose and Tom Seaver both had really long careers in the NL over similar timespans.

They were on the same team for almost 2 years, but they probably met a lot.

 
Walter Johnson/Ty Cobb

Warren Spahn/Stan Musial

Phil Niekro/Pete Rose

This is what I found will looking around. The top 2 are hard to verify according to the time they played. Niekro/Rose was at 266 AB's.

 
Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, and Eddie Mathews all had 200+ at-bats against Don Drysdale. I'm not sure if any other pitcher faced at least three guys more than 200 times each.

 
Walter Johnson/Ty Cobb

Warren Spahn/Stan Musial
Musial vs Spahn: 244 at-batsFrom Cobb's Wikipedia page: 1927 was also the final season of Washington Senators pitcher Walter Johnson's career. With their careers largely overlapping, Ty Cobb faced Johnson more times than any other batter-pitcher matchup in baseball history.

 
Expansion, five man rotations, increased bullpen use, more player movement and interleague play make it unlikely this mark will ever be equalled.

 
Wonder what the current leader is. Jeter-Wakefield maybe?
Good call there, but at best it would be #2 on the active list.Jeter has 103 at-bats vs Wakefield.I figured Jaime Moyer might have a matchup that bettered Jeter-Wakefield. He does. Garret Anderson has had 109 at-bats vs Moyer.
 
Yeah I thought about Chipper but couldn't think of any SP that hung around the division that long

Moyer is freakin old

ETA: Cheated and confirmed my hunch that the active guy Chipper's faced most is Livan Hernandez (65), but career-wise he's faced Al Leiter more (72). Livan should take the lead if the two of them can stay on the field.

 
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