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Players who played for the Detroit Tigers and Houston Astros

122 MLB players have played for both the Detroit Tigers 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. Rusty Staub2,951 GP
  2. Luis Gonzalez2,591 GP
  3. Ivan Rodriguez2,543 GP
  4. Eddie Mathews2,391 GP
  5. Brad Ausmus1,971 GP
  6. Enos Cabell1,688 GP
  7. Aubrey Huff1,681 GP
  8. J. D. Martinez1,642 GP
  9. Ray Knight1,495 GP
  10. Carlos Peña1,493 GP
  11. Dave Bergman1,349 GP
  12. Jim Landis1,346 GP
  13. Pete Incaviglia1,284 GP
  14. Phil Nevin1,217 GP
  15. Robbie Grossman1,213 GP
  16. Gus Triandos1,206 GP
  17. Glenn Wilson1,201 GP
  18. Milt May1,192 GP
  19. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
  20. Roger Cedeno1,100 GP
  21. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
  22. Nate Colbert1,004 GP
  23. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
  24. Todd Jones982 GP
  25. Franklin Stubbs945 GP
  26. Leon Roberts901 GP
  27. Kyle Farnsworth893 GP
  28. Adam Everett880 GP
  29. Jake Marisnick877 GP
  30. Don McMahon874 GP
  31. Mike Ivie857 GP
  32. Dick Gernert835 GP
  33. Francisco Cordero800 GP
  34. Paul Bako789 GP
  35. Octavio Dotel758 GP
  36. Mike Marshall725 GP
  37. Isaac Paredes721 GP
  38. Don Buddin711 GP
  39. Joe Niekro706 GP
  40. Trever Miller694 GP
  41. Doug Brocail637 GP
  42. Dan Miceli631 GP
  43. Jose Valverde626 GP
  44. Gregg Olson622 GP
  45. Mick Kelleher622 GP
  46. Andujar Cedeno616 GP
  47. Brandon Lyon572 GP
  48. Harry Spilman563 GP
  49. Mike Henneman561 GP
  50. Justin Verlander557 GP
  51. Joe Boever516 GP
  52. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
  53. Tim Byrdak479 GP
  54. Jack Billingham476 GP
  55. Aurelio Lopez459 GP
  56. Dave Roberts452 GP
  57. Alex Presley450 GP
  58. Fred Gladding450 GP
  59. Jose Veras440 GP
  60. Dave Campbell428 GP
  61. Hal Woodeshick428 GP
  62. Francisco Liriano421 GP
  63. Willie Blair418 GP
  64. Charlie Morton417 GP
  65. Larry Sherry416 GP
  66. Niko Goodrum415 GP
  67. Randy Wolf405 GP
  68. Bill Gullickson398 GP
  69. Rafael Montero380 GP
  70. Julio Gonzalez370 GP
  71. Eric Munson361 GP
  72. Jim Lindeman351 GP
  73. Jose Lima351 GP
  74. Fred Scherman347 GP
  75. C. J. Nitkowski337 GP
  76. Brian Moehler334 GP
  77. Vern Ruhle327 GP
  78. Jim Ray309 GP
  79. Orlando Miller297 GP
  80. Mike Brumley295 GP
  81. Bob Scanlan290 GP
  82. Jason Smith278 GP
  83. Jose Cisnero270 GP
  84. Zack Short268 GP
  85. Chris Truby263 GP
  86. Dave Mlicki263 GP
  87. Brian Williams260 GP
  88. Dwayne Henry256 GP
  89. Doug Fister247 GP
  90. Don Lee244 GP
  91. Roger Mason232 GP
  92. Bob Bruce223 GP
  93. Framber Valdez219 GP
  94. Mike Fiers219 GP
  95. Rusty Meacham218 GP
  96. Nelson Cruz204 GP
  97. Sean Bergman198 GP
  98. Dave Borkowski181 GP
  99. Jim Crawford181 GP
  100. Josh Anderson179 GP
  101. Corey Julks169 GP
  102. Dustin Garneau168 GP
  103. Mitch Meluskey155 GP
  104. Danny Worth151 GP
  105. Marc Krauss146 GP
  106. Chris Holt133 GP
  107. Tim Tolman132 GP
  108. Bill Heath112 GP
  109. Jeff McCurry111 GP
  110. Chris Zachary110 GP
  111. Al Cicotte104 GP
  112. Gene Pentz104 GP
  113. Armando Galarraga100 GP
  114. Jose Urquidy94 GP
  115. Darin Downs92 GP
  116. Miguel Diaz88 GP
  117. Matt Gage82 GP
  118. Bligh Madris72 GP
  119. Brian Powell59 GP
  120. Oscar Henriquez49 GP
  121. George Cappuzzello35 GP
  122. Yorman Bazardo25 GP

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