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Players who played for the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals

113 MLB players have played for both the Baltimore Orioles 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. Tim Raines2,502 GP
2. Todd Zeile2,158 GP
3. Vladimir Guerrero2,147 GP
4. Ken Singleton2,082 GP
5. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
6. Mark Reynolds1,688 GP
7. Delino DeShields1,615 GP
8. Gerardo Parra1,519 GP
9. Joe Orsulak1,494 GP
10. David Segui1,456 GP
11. Jerry Hairston1,442 GP
12. Jim Northrup1,392 GP
13. Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
14. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
15. Tony Batista1,309 GP
16. Deivi Cruz1,234 GP
17. Corey Patterson1,230 GP
18. Matt Wieters1,167 GP
19. Endy Chavez1,151 GP
20. Gary Roenicke1,064 GP
21. Willie Harris1,046 GP
22. Nate McLouth1,045 GP
23. Lee Smith1,023 GP
24. Jeffrey Hammonds957 GP
25. Fernando Tatis949 GP
26. Maikel Franco923 GP
27. Earl Williams889 GP
28. Terry Crowley865 GP
29. Alejandro De Aza838 GP
30. Mike Morse832 GP
31. Nick Johnson832 GP
32. Jeff Huson827 GP
33. Derrick May797 GP
34. Steve Kline796 GP
35. Rex Hudler774 GP
36. Darold Knowles766 GP
37. Jose Morales733 GP
38. Grant Jackson718 GP
39. Rene Gonzales705 GP
40. Randy Milligan703 GP
41. Dennis Martinez695 GP
42. Alex Cintron680 GP
43. Hector Carrasco647 GP
44. Matt Albers616 GP
45. Chris Widger613 GP
46. Lenny Webster587 GP
47. Rick Schu580 GP
48. Wayne Krenchicki550 GP
49. Rudy May536 GP
50. Luis Ayala534 GP
51. Mike Gonzalez509 GP
52. Luis Matos508 GP
53. Mike Torrez499 GP
54. Bret Barberie479 GP
55. Tom O'Malley466 GP
56. Tony Tarasco457 GP
57. Keith Osik456 GP
58. Jim Poole431 GP
59. Edwin Jackson429 GP
60. Dave McNally425 GP
61. Mark Smith414 GP
62. Fernando Abad406 GP
63. Bruce Chen401 GP
64. Omar Daal392 GP
65. Dave Schmidt376 GP
66. Pedro Severino370 GP
67. Ryan McGuire368 GP
68. Jim Brower356 GP
69. Ross Grimsley346 GP
70. Roger Freed344 GP
71. Rich Coggins342 GP
72. Anthony Telford333 GP
73. Juan Bell329 GP
74. Jeremy Guthrie316 GP
75. Jorge Lopez308 GP
76. Don Stanhouse298 GP
77. Cionel Perez296 GP
78. Steve Lombardozzi291 GP
79. Tim Laker282 GP
80. John O'Donoghue263 GP
81. Raul Chavez263 GP
82. John Halama262 GP
83. Robert Machado253 GP
84. Jeremy Hellickson234 GP
85. Shawn Boskie222 GP
86. Austin Voth210 GP
87. Tommy Milone199 GP
88. Hunter Harvey186 GP
89. Gene Harris185 GP
90. Sherman Obando177 GP
91. Daniel Cabrera162 GP
92. Jay Tibbs160 GP
93. Jose Mercedes145 GP
94. Reed Garrett142 GP
95. Ryan Minor142 GP
96. Bob Reynolds140 GP
97. Mickey Scott135 GP
98. Rico Garcia133 GP
99. Joe Kerrigan131 GP
100. Jack O'Connor129 GP
101. Bobby Munoz100 GP
102. Mike Johnson81 GP
103. John Stefero79 GP
104. Fred Holdsworth72 GP
105. Nate Karns67 GP
106. Bernie Castro66 GP
107. Darwin Cubillan56 GP
108. Bill Dillman51 GP
109. Julio Manon45 GP
110. Winston Abreu38 GP
111. Josh Rogers36 GP
112. Matt Krook18 GP
113. Randy Miller6 GP

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