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Players who played for the Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros

105 MLB players have played for both the Baltimore Orioles and the Houston Astros, 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. Steve Finley2,583 GP
2. Miguel Tejada2,171 GP
3. Lee May2,071 GP
4. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
5. Mark McLemore1,832 GP
6. Enos Cabell1,688 GP
7. Aubrey Huff1,681 GP
8. Billy Goodman1,623 GP
9. Kevin Bass1,571 GP
10. Ray Knight1,495 GP
11. Johnny Temple1,420 GP
12. Ty Wigginton1,362 GP
13. Michael Bourn1,361 GP
14. Jim Busby1,352 GP
15. Julio Lugo1,352 GP
16. Pete Incaviglia1,284 GP
17. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
18. Jackie Brandt1,221 GP
19. Gus Triandos1,206 GP
20. Christian Walker1,142 GP
21. Colby Rasmus1,092 GP
22. Bill Hall1,054 GP
23. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
24. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
25. Glenn Davis1,015 GP
26. Curt Blefary974 GP
27. Jim Gentile936 GP
28. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
29. Luke Scott889 GP
30. Hal Smith879 GP
31. Doug Jones846 GP
32. Trey Mancini836 GP
33. Derrick May797 GP
34. Paul Bako789 GP
35. Steve Pearce766 GP
36. Tony Kemp739 GP
37. Chris Snyder715 GP
38. Robinson Chirinos714 GP
39. Robin Roberts688 GP
40. Gregg Olson622 GP
41. Kiko Garcia619 GP
42. Matt Albers616 GP
43. Ramon Urias579 GP
44. Curt Schilling571 GP
45. Ron Washington564 GP
46. Dave Nicholson538 GP
47. Carl Warwick530 GP
48. Don Larsen480 GP
49. Tim Byrdak479 GP
50. Matt Lindstrom469 GP
51. Mike Cuellar456 GP
52. Charlie Morton417 GP
53. David Newhan413 GP
54. Doug Drabek412 GP
55. Hal Brown410 GP
56. Fernando Abad406 GP
57. Randy Wolf405 GP
58. Bruce Chen401 GP
59. Wesley Wright373 GP
60. Jim Corsi368 GP
61. Joe Gaines362 GP
62. Jordan Lyles362 GP
63. Bud Norris357 GP
64. Scott Feldman343 GP
65. Yorkis Perez337 GP
66. Jimmy Paredes332 GP
67. John Buzhardt332 GP
68. Pete Harnisch326 GP
69. George Brunet324 GP
70. Wade Miley323 GP
71. Russ Ortiz316 GP
72. Sid Fernandez308 GP
73. Cionel Perez296 GP
74. Raul Chavez263 GP
75. Jerry DaVanon262 GP
76. John Halama262 GP
77. Brian Williams260 GP
78. Wade LeBlanc259 GP
79. Erik Bedard241 GP
80. Dean Stone216 GP
81. Dave Borkowski181 GP
82. Chad Paronto177 GP
83. Gordon Jones171 GP
84. Tom Dukes161 GP
85. Dan Straily159 GP
86. Scott Moore152 GP
87. Troy Patton151 GP
88. Tayler Scott125 GP
89. Cooper Hummel119 GP
90. L. J. Hoes112 GP
91. Jim Fuller107 GP
92. Carl Nichols96 GP
93. Dennis Sarfate92 GP
94. Terry Clark91 GP
95. Daniel Johnson75 GP
96. Eric Bell68 GP
97. Shawn Dubin64 GP
98. Danny Boone61 GP
99. Asher Wojciechowski58 GP
100. Travis Driskill57 GP
101. Corbin Martin39 GP
102. J. R. House32 GP
103. John Anderson24 GP
104. Ashur Tolliver8 GP
105. Rylan Bannon7 GP

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