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Players who played for the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays

107 MLB players have played for both the Baltimore Orioles and the Toronto Blue Jays, 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. Roberto Alomar2,379 GP
2. Joe Carter2,189 GP
3. Jose Bautista1,798 GP
4. Justin Turner1,758 GP
5. Mike Bordick1,720 GP
6. Chris Gomez1,515 GP
7. Juan Beniquez1,500 GP
8. David Segui1,456 GP
9. Kevin Millar1,427 GP
10. Kelly Johnson1,399 GP
11. Ernie Whitt1,328 GP
12. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
13. Tony Batista1,309 GP
14. Casey Blake1,265 GP
15. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
16. Corey Patterson1,230 GP
17. Greg Myers1,108 GP
18. Freddy Galvis1,102 GP
19. David Dellucci1,099 GP
20. Colby Rasmus1,092 GP
21. Mike Timlin1,059 GP
22. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
23. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
24. Bob Bailor955 GP
25. Marty Cordova952 GP
26. Danny Valencia865 GP
27. Anthony Santander800 GP
28. Geronimo Berroa779 GP
29. Steve Pearce766 GP
30. Armando Benitez762 GP
31. Randy Myers729 GP
32. Rene Gonzales705 GP
33. David Wells660 GP
34. Willie Greene655 GP
35. Travis Snider630 GP
36. Mike Morgan597 GP
37. Kevin Gregg594 GP
38. Ryan Freel594 GP
39. Mark Eichhorn563 GP
40. Doyle Alexander562 GP
41. B. J. Ryan560 GP
42. Eloy Jimenez546 GP
43. Mike Flanagan529 GP
44. Nolan Reimold480 GP
45. Jimmy Key471 GP
46. Dan Johnson443 GP
47. Curtis Goodwin431 GP
48. Edwin Jackson429 GP
49. Sal Fasano427 GP
50. Steve Trachsel426 GP
51. Caleb Joseph425 GP
52. Miguel Castro425 GP
53. Alberto Castillo418 GP
54. Kevin Gausman395 GP
55. Omar Daal392 GP
56. Seranthony Dominguez389 GP
57. Kerry Ligtenberg386 GP
58. Tom Underwood380 GP
59. Pat Hentgen344 GP
60. Scott Feldman343 GP
61. Jimmy Paredes332 GP
62. Mark Hendrickson329 GP
63. John Wasdin328 GP
64. Paul Mirabella298 GP
65. Bryan Baker268 GP
66. Raul Chavez263 GP
67. Jeremy Accardo262 GP
68. Chris Bassitt252 GP
69. Dyar Miller251 GP
70. Juan Guzman240 GP
71. Jesse Jefferson237 GP
72. Junior Lake223 GP
73. Austin Voth210 GP
74. Tommy Milone199 GP
75. Dillon Tate196 GP
76. Oliver Drake196 GP
77. Dana Eveland187 GP
78. Victor Zambrano187 GP
79. John Parrish184 GP
80. Steven Tolleson182 GP
81. Dwight Smith169 GP
82. Paul Kilgus163 GP
83. Ken Huckaby161 GP
84. Guillermo Quiroz148 GP
85. Josh Towers139 GP
86. Howie Clark134 GP
87. Tim Nordbrook128 GP
88. Doug Linton112 GP
89. John Bale109 GP
90. Brian Burres106 GP
91. Breyvic Valera93 GP
92. Shaun Anderson88 GP
93. Adam Loewen77 GP
94. Jo-Jo Reyes77 GP
95. Willis Otanez74 GP
96. Cesar Valdez69 GP
97. Steve Luebber67 GP
98. Chad Mottola59 GP
99. Josh Walker58 GP
100. Darwin Cubillan56 GP
101. Charlie Greene55 GP
102. Sean Douglass54 GP
103. Phil Huffman33 GP
104. Nerio Rodriguez32 GP
105. Preston Guilmet29 GP
106. Pedro Swann25 GP
107. Mickey Weston23 GP

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The Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays could share a square on today's grid. Name a player who fits both headings on an Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe board.

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