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Players who played for the Chicago White Sox and Washington Nationals

109 MLB players have played for both the Chicago White Sox 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. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
3. Adam Dunn2,001 GP
4. Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
5. Dave Martinez1,919 GP
6. Adam LaRoche1,605 GP
7. Carl Everett1,405 GP
8. Geoff Blum1,389 GP
9. Wil Cordero1,247 GP
10. Bill Almon1,236 GP
11. Michael Taylor1,216 GP
12. Vance Law1,212 GP
13. Josh Harrison1,209 GP
14. Ron Hassey1,192 GP
15. Cesar Hernandez1,186 GP
16. Ron LeFlore1,099 GP
17. Tony Bernazard1,071 GP
18. Alex Avila1,052 GP
19. Willie Harris1,046 GP
20. Paul DeJong925 GP
21. Ivan Calderon924 GP
22. Ed Herrmann922 GP
23. Adam Eaton915 GP
24. Rob Mackowiak856 GP
25. Steve Lyons853 GP
26. Alejandro De Aza838 GP
27. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
28. Tyler Clippard807 GP
29. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
30. Miguel Dilone800 GP
31. Matt Thornton748 GP
32. Steve Cishek737 GP
33. Alex Cintron680 GP
34. D'Angelo Jimenez641 GP
35. Jeff Shaw633 GP
36. Scott Downs619 GP
37. Matt Albers616 GP
38. Chris Widger613 GP
39. Zach Duke576 GP
40. Stan Bahnsen575 GP
41. Bartolo Colon565 GP
42. Jon Rauch556 GP
43. Daniel Hudson547 GP
44. Reid Nichols540 GP
45. Kelvin Herrera522 GP
46. Fred Manrique498 GP
47. Scott Sanderson473 GP
48. Tom O'Malley466 GP
49. Steve Renko462 GP
50. Javier Vazquez459 GP
51. Luis Avilan458 GP
52. Claude Raymond453 GP
53. Ken Williams451 GP
54. Nick Senzel451 GP
55. Wayne Granger451 GP
56. Lastings Milledge433 GP
57. Brian Goodwin429 GP
58. Edwin Jackson429 GP
59. Jose DeLeon416 GP
60. Antonio Osuna411 GP
61. Mike MacDougal407 GP
62. Jim Lyttle391 GP
63. Dan Jennings390 GP
64. Esteban Loaiza379 GP
65. Dave Schmidt376 GP
66. Carlos Torres363 GP
67. Dustin Hermanson358 GP
68. Barry Jones348 GP
69. Jerry Willard346 GP
70. Gio Gonzalez344 GP
71. Rich Coggins342 GP
72. Ken Hill334 GP
73. Bryan Little327 GP
74. Derek Hill316 GP
75. Vic Darensbourg313 GP
76. Lou Frazier309 GP
77. Ross Detwiler307 GP
78. Kip Wells304 GP
79. Nelson Santovenia297 GP
80. Reynaldo Lopez294 GP
81. Jeff Liefer288 GP
82. Bob James279 GP
83. Brian Bruney273 GP
84. Javy Guerra272 GP
85. Lucas Sims272 GP
86. Jose Paniagua270 GP
87. Xavier Cedeno254 GP
88. Robert Machado253 GP
89. Curtis Mead240 GP
90. Chad Fonville226 GP
91. Lucas Giolito213 GP
92. Josh Palacios207 GP
93. Moises Sierra207 GP
94. Erick Fedde198 GP
95. Rocky Biddle198 GP
96. Mat Latos197 GP
97. Jamie Burke191 GP
98. Marv Staehle185 GP
99. Chad Kuhl179 GP
100. Bill Long159 GP
101. Bert Roberge146 GP
102. Jimmy Cordero114 GP
103. Mike Soroka113 GP
104. Jacob Turner102 GP
105. Gus Varland74 GP
106. Jim Qualls63 GP
107. Rich Sauveur34 GP
108. Arnie Munoz24 GP
109. Larry Johnson12 GP

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The Chicago White Sox and Washington Nationals 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.