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Players who played for the Cincinnati Reds and Houston Astros

105 MLB players have played for both the Cincinnati Reds 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. Joe Morgan2,649 GP
2. Buddy Bell2,405 GP
3. Lee May2,071 GP
4. Cesar Cedeno2,006 GP
5. Frank Thomas1,766 GP
6. Dan Driessen1,732 GP
7. Denis Menke1,598 GP
8. Cesar Geronimo1,522 GP
9. Ray Knight1,495 GP
10. Johnny Edwards1,470 GP
11. Bill Doran1,453 GP
12. Tommy Helms1,435 GP
13. Johnny Temple1,420 GP
14. Billy Hatcher1,233 GP
15. Aaron Boone1,152 GP
16. John Franco1,119 GP
17. Gene Freese1,115 GP
18. Eddie Kasko1,077 GP
19. Thomas Howard1,015 GP
20. Michael Jackson1,005 GP
21. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
22. Todd Jones982 GP
23. Ed Taubensee975 GP
24. David Weathers967 GP
25. Alex Trevino939 GP
26. Hal Smith879 GP
27. Dick Gernert835 GP
28. Jeff Keppinger818 GP
29. Francisco Cordero800 GP
30. Paul Bako789 GP
31. Jimmy Stewart777 GP
32. Russ Springer740 GP
33. Ron Villone717 GP
34. Eric Anthony682 GP
35. Willy Taveras670 GP
36. Greg Swindell665 GP
37. Jerry Reuss631 GP
38. Rick White615 GP
39. Rob Murphy597 GP
40. Rafael Landestoy596 GP
41. Claude Osteen588 GP
42. Harry Spilman563 GP
43. Chris Jones548 GP
44. Bill Henry531 GP
45. Colin Moran502 GP
46. Joe Hoerner493 GP
47. Jack Billingham476 GP
48. Paul Householder466 GP
49. Xavier Hernandez464 GP
50. Mike Cuellar456 GP
51. Wayne Granger451 GP
52. Jim Pendleton444 GP
53. Joe Gibbon424 GP
54. Mike LaCoss416 GP
55. Bruce Chen401 GP
56. Bill Gullickson398 GP
57. Jim Beauchamp393 GP
58. Caleb Ferguson367 GP
59. Joe Gaines362 GP
60. Jack Daugherty355 GP
61. Mark Portugal348 GP
62. Scott Feldman343 GP
63. George Culver342 GP
64. C. J. Nitkowski337 GP
65. Ken Johnson335 GP
66. Brian Moehler334 GP
67. Pete Harnisch326 GP
68. Wade Miley323 GP
69. Hal King322 GP
70. Brooks Raley317 GP
71. Jason Bourgeois317 GP
72. Cionel Perez296 GP
73. Don Nottebart296 GP
74. Pete Schourek292 GP
75. Dick Simpson288 GP
76. Jim Owens287 GP
77. Dwayne Henry256 GP
78. Preston Tucker243 GP
79. Roberto Petagine242 GP
80. Gary Majewski231 GP
81. Alan Knicely228 GP
82. Michael Feliz228 GP
83. Ricky Stone220 GP
84. Jake Elmore217 GP
85. John Hudek194 GP
86. Kirk Saarloos165 GP
87. Tim Federowicz163 GP
88. Dan Straily159 GP
89. Bo Belinsky148 GP
90. Jeff Tabaka139 GP
91. Joel Kuhnel127 GP
92. Terry McGriff126 GP
93. Pedro Martinez122 GP
94. Jim Dickson109 GP
95. Enerio Del Rosario84 GP
96. Kip Gross73 GP
97. Mike Burns60 GP
98. Asher Wojciechowski58 GP
99. Ross Powell48 GP
100. Troy Afenir45 GP
101. Jared Fernandez37 GP
102. Jake Buchanan29 GP
103. Kent Emanuel23 GP
104. Dayan Diaz16 GP
105. Ronnie Dawson4 GP

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The Cincinnati Reds and Houston Astros 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.