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Players who played for the Atlanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers

116 MLB players have played for both the Atlanta Braves and the Milwaukee Brewers, 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. Hank Aaron3,298 GP
2. Gary Sheffield2,576 GP
3. Julio Franco2,527 GP
4. Ted Simmons2,456 GP
5. B. J. Surhoff2,313 GP
6. Marquis Grissom2,165 GP
7. Felipe Alou2,082 GP
8. Jim Wynn1,920 GP
9. Mark Kotsay1,914 GP
10. Deron Johnson1,765 GP
11. Tito Francona1,719 GP
12. Alex Gonzalez1,609 GP
13. Jose Hernandez1,587 GP
14. Lyle Overbay1,587 GP
15. Josh Donaldson1,384 GP
16. Rick Cerone1,329 GP
17. Dave May1,252 GP
18. Wes Helms1,212 GP
19. Jonathan Lucroy1,210 GP
20. Gerald Williams1,168 GP
21. Orlando Arcia1,031 GP
22. Tony Graffanino981 GP
23. Henry Blanco971 GP
24. Dion James917 GP
25. Jace Peterson889 GP
26. Phil Roof857 GP
27. Bob Wickman835 GP
28. Julian Tavarez828 GP
29. Mauricio Dubon817 GP
30. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
31. Stephen Vogt794 GP
32. Paul Bako789 GP
33. Rowdy Tellez785 GP
34. William Contreras746 GP
35. Ed Romero730 GP
36. Mike Marshall725 GP
37. Tyler Houston700 GP
38. Jorge Fabregas646 GP
39. Boone Logan635 GP
40. Brian Anderson630 GP
41. Mark Davis625 GP
42. Will Smith618 GP
43. Johnny Estrada612 GP
44. Scott Linebrink607 GP
45. Ray King593 GP
46. Ray Sadecki587 GP
47. Eddie Perez564 GP
48. Darren Holmes557 GP
49. Livan Hernandez537 GP
50. Mike Gonzalez509 GP
51. Jack Aker496 GP
52. Steve Barber466 GP
53. Jorge Julio453 GP
54. Blaine Boyer447 GP
55. Elmer Dessens445 GP
56. Manny Pina418 GP
57. Donnie Moore416 GP
58. Brent Suter404 GP
59. Juan Francisco404 GP
60. Anthony Swarzak388 GP
61. Sandy Valdespino382 GP
62. Brad Komminsk376 GP
63. Danny Frisella351 GP
64. Jhoulys Chacin345 GP
65. Takashi Saito338 GP
66. Lew Krausse334 GP
67. George Brunet324 GP
68. Jamie Easterly323 GP
69. Kameron Loe322 GP
70. Jim Bouton307 GP
71. Shelby Miller303 GP
72. Brooks Conrad293 GP
73. Danny Kolb290 GP
74. Dallas Keuchel286 GP
75. Sam Freeman271 GP
76. Merritt Ranew269 GP
77. Frank Tepedino265 GP
78. Julio Teheran263 GP
79. Joel Payamps260 GP
80. Ben Sheets250 GP
81. Len Barker248 GP
82. Chad Fox219 GP
83. Tyler Thornburg207 GP
84. Tommy Milone199 GP
85. Erick Fedde198 GP
86. Jose Cabrera198 GP
87. Alex Jackson191 GP
88. Dana Eveland187 GP
89. Will Cunnane186 GP
90. Bryse Wilson179 GP
91. Jeff Bennett179 GP
92. Tom Hausman160 GP
93. Wayne Franklin143 GP
94. Joe Slusarski118 GP
95. Elieser Hernandez104 GP
96. Jay Jackson104 GP
97. Jose Capellan99 GP
98. John Foster90 GP
99. Tim Unroe79 GP
100. Ryan Weber76 GP
101. Braden Shewmake62 GP
102. Jay Aldrich62 GP
103. Brad Woodall61 GP
104. David Freitas59 GP
105. Travis Smith42 GP
106. Jonathan Ornelas41 GP
107. Blake Lalli32 GP
108. Kevin Herget32 GP
109. Brewer Hicklen28 GP
110. Everett Stull26 GP
111. Michael Reed26 GP
112. Connor Thomas21 GP
113. Freddie Velazquez21 GP
114. Matt Childers11 GP
115. Joe Winkelsas8 GP
116. Patrick Weigel4 GP

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