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Players who played for the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins

104 MLB players have played for both the Atlanta Braves and the Miami Marlins, regular season or playoffs, listed by career games. Teams that moved count for the team they became: the Brooklyn Dodgers count for Los Angeles, the New York Giants for San Francisco, the Montreal Expos for Washington and the Philadelphia and Kansas City Athletics for today's Athletics.

1. Gary Sheffield2,576 GP
2. Edgar Renteria2,152 GP
3. Bobby Bonilla2,113 GP
4. Derrek Lee1,942 GP
5. Mark Kotsay1,914 GP
6. Terry Pendleton1,893 GP
7. Marcell Ozuna1,683 GP
8. Rafael Furcal1,614 GP
9. Alex Gonzalez1,609 GP
10. Omar Infante1,507 GP
11. Walt Weiss1,495 GP
12. Jeff Francoeur1,481 GP
13. Martin Prado1,458 GP
14. Matt Joyce1,400 GP
15. Dan Uggla1,346 GP
16. Reed Johnson1,320 GP
17. Wes Helms1,212 GP
18. Jorge Soler1,180 GP
19. Gerald Williams1,168 GP
20. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
21. Todd Hollandsworth1,118 GP
22. Sean Rodriguez1,103 GP
23. Adam Duvall1,026 GP
24. Greg Colbrunn992 GP
25. Billy Hamilton951 GP
26. Jeff Mathis951 GP
27. Casey Kotchman939 GP
28. Adeiny Hechavarria922 GP
29. Danny Bautista895 GP
30. Jarrod Saltalamacchia895 GP
31. Chris Johnson839 GP
32. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
33. Julian Tavarez828 GP
34. Mike Mordecai793 GP
35. Paul Bako789 GP
36. Geronimo Berroa779 GP
37. Quilvio Veras767 GP
38. Jeff Baker748 GP
39. Matt Diaz736 GP
40. Francisco Cervelli730 GP
41. Kurt Abbott702 GP
42. Miguel Batista658 GP
43. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
44. Brian Anderson630 GP
45. Justin Speier613 GP
46. Jason Grilli595 GP
47. Antonio Alfonseca592 GP
48. Sandy Leon583 GP
49. Brad Hand579 GP
50. Dewayne Wise576 GP
51. Mike Dunn555 GP
52. Rudy Seanez544 GP
53. Livan Hernandez537 GP
54. Luis Ayala534 GP
55. Bryan De La Cruz522 GP
56. Ron Mahay520 GP
57. Jay Powell513 GP
58. Alejandro Peña503 GP
59. Will Ohman483 GP
60. Javier Vazquez459 GP
61. Jorge Julio453 GP
62. John Burkett446 GP
63. Tommy Gregg446 GP
64. Chris Hammond444 GP
65. Edwin Jackson429 GP
66. Christian Bethancourt428 GP
67. Rafael Ortega425 GP
68. Joe Borowski423 GP
69. Nick Green418 GP
70. Tyler Kinley406 GP
71. Nick Masset387 GP
72. Reid Brignac369 GP
73. Anibal Sanchez365 GP
74. Ross Detwiler307 GP
75. Jorge Sosa296 GP
76. Vidal Brujan271 GP
77. Cristian Pache260 GP
78. Armando Almanza254 GP
79. Vladimir Nunez254 GP
80. Chris Resop235 GP
81. Luke Williams232 GP
82. Cal Quantrill219 GP
83. Chad Fox219 GP
84. Mark Redman219 GP
85. Alex Jackson191 GP
86. Nick Anderson177 GP
87. Aaron Small172 GP
88. Ryan Lavarnway165 GP
89. Joe Nelson157 GP
90. Marc Valdes144 GP
91. Cristhian Martinez135 GP
92. Brian Edmondson121 GP
93. Elieser Hernandez104 GP
94. Dan Meyer103 GP
95. Michael Petersen96 GP
96. Tim Spooneybarger88 GP
97. Jo-Jo Reyes77 GP
98. Yonny Chirinos75 GP
99. Hunter Cervenka73 GP
100. Zach Thompson58 GP
101. Travis Smith42 GP
102. Marty Malloy35 GP
103. Forrest Wall31 GP
104. Freddy Tarnok11 GP

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Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.