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Players who played for the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals

121 MLB players have played for both the Atlanta Braves and the Washington Nationals, 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. Graig Nettles2,700 GP
  2. Andres Galarraga2,257 GP
  3. Marquis Grissom2,165 GP
  4. Felipe Alou2,082 GP
  5. Dave Martinez1,919 GP
  6. Vinny Castilla1,854 GP
  7. Otis Nixon1,709 GP
  8. Kurt Suzuki1,635 GP
  9. Mike Jorgensen1,633 GP
  10. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
  11. Adam LaRoche1,605 GP
  12. Yunel Escobar1,434 GP
  13. Dan Uggla1,346 GP
  14. Roberto Kelly1,337 GP
  15. Rick Cerone1,329 GP
  16. Reed Johnson1,320 GP
  17. Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
  18. Jonathan Lucroy1,210 GP
  19. Jonny Gomes1,203 GP
  20. Mike Stanton1,178 GP
  21. Eddie Rosario1,126 GP
  22. Gary Roenicke1,064 GP
  23. Willie Harris1,046 GP
  24. Nate McLouth1,045 GP
  25. Damaso Garcia1,032 GP
  26. Mack Jones1,002 GP
  27. Greg Colbrunn992 GP
  28. Daryle Ward948 GP
  29. Rowland Office899 GP
  30. Ty Cline892 GP
  31. Earl Williams889 GP
  32. Jeff Reardon880 GP
  33. Terry Crowley865 GP
  34. Dominic Smith864 GP
  35. Matt Adams856 GP
  36. Steve Lyons853 GP
  37. Robert Fick846 GP
  38. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
  39. Julian Tavarez828 GP
  40. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
  41. Mike Mordecai793 GP
  42. Jeff Treadway762 GP
  43. Mark Melancon732 GP
  44. Mike Marshall725 GP
  45. Pepe Frias723 GP
  46. Lane Thomas715 GP
  47. Dennis Martinez695 GP
  48. Miguel Batista658 GP
  49. Ryan Church654 GP
  50. Rick Ankiel653 GP
  51. Ehire Adrianza625 GP
  52. Scott Downs619 GP
  53. Johnny Estrada612 GP
  54. Jerry Blevins609 GP
  55. Elias Sosa602 GP
  56. Ryan Langerhans597 GP
  57. Ray King593 GP
  58. Rafael Soriano592 GP
  59. Sandy Leon583 GP
  60. Brad Hand579 GP
  61. Bartolo Colon565 GP
  62. Rene Rivera542 GP
  63. Livan Hernandez537 GP
  64. Luis Ayala534 GP
  65. Mike Gonzalez509 GP
  66. Jeff Parrett491 GP
  67. Javier Vazquez459 GP
  68. Luis Avilan458 GP
  69. Tony Tarasco457 GP
  70. Claude Raymond453 GP
  71. Jason Marquis448 GP
  72. Pete Orr443 GP
  73. Edwin Jackson429 GP
  74. Curtis Pride421 GP
  75. Bruce Chen401 GP
  76. Rick Mahler394 GP
  77. Zane Smith386 GP
  78. Anibal Sanchez365 GP
  79. Tim Spehr363 GP
  80. Denny Lemaster357 GP
  81. Jim Brower356 GP
  82. Jerry Willard346 GP
  83. Joe Hesketh340 GP
  84. C. J. Nitkowski337 GP
  85. Ken Johnson335 GP
  86. Ross Detwiler307 GP
  87. Carl Edwards304 GP
  88. Jorge Sosa296 GP
  89. Reynaldo Lopez294 GP
  90. Jonny Venters292 GP
  91. Lucas Sims272 GP
  92. Sam Freeman271 GP
  93. Carl Morton266 GP
  94. Odalis Perez254 GP
  95. Pat Jarvis249 GP
  96. Ian Krol243 GP
  97. Kevin Gryboski238 GP
  98. Pascual Perez228 GP
  99. David Carpenter223 GP
  100. David Palmer213 GP
  101. Tommy Milone199 GP
  102. Erick Fedde198 GP
  103. Wander Suero196 GP
  104. Wil Ledezma192 GP
  105. Marv Staehle185 GP
  106. Randy St. Claire162 GP
  107. George Lombard144 GP
  108. Marc Valdes144 GP
  109. Larry Jaster139 GP
  110. Mickey Mahler122 GP
  111. Sergio Valdez116 GP
  112. Ray Holbert115 GP
  113. Mike Soroka113 GP
  114. Mike Hubbard104 GP
  115. Remy Hermoso91 GP
  116. Micah Bowie88 GP
  117. Jim Britton76 GP
  118. Eury Perez73 GP
  119. Tim Drew36 GP
  120. Everett Stull26 GP
  121. Trey Moore24 GP

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