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Players who played for the Detroit Tigers and Washington Nationals

109 MLB players have played for both the Detroit Tigers 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. Rusty Staub2,951 GP
2. Ivan Rodriguez2,543 GP
3. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
4. Rondell White1,474 GP
5. Jason Thompson1,418 GP
6. Jim Northrup1,392 GP
7. Dmitri Young1,364 GP
8. Doug Flynn1,308 GP
9. Deivi Cruz1,234 GP
10. Josh Harrison1,209 GP
11. Ron LeFlore1,099 GP
12. Tony Bernazard1,071 GP
13. Alex Avila1,052 GP
14. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
15. Nate Colbert1,004 GP
16. Wilson Ramos990 GP
17. Fernando Rodney951 GP
18. Jordy Mercer950 GP
19. Ryan Raburn947 GP
20. Jeimer Candelario886 GP
21. Roy Face853 GP
22. Robert Fick846 GP
23. Damian Jackson827 GP
24. Mike Marshall725 GP
25. Duffy Dyer722 GP
26. Doug Strange707 GP
27. Bill Campbell700 GP
28. Scott Livingstone673 GP
29. Jose Macias659 GP
30. Hernan Perez651 GP
31. Andrew Chafin643 GP
32. Woodie Fryman625 GP
33. Elias Sosa602 GP
34. Dave Engle594 GP
35. Ugueth Urbina583 GP
36. Ron Woods582 GP
37. Rick Schu580 GP
38. Wayne Krenchicki550 GP
39. Mel Rojas525 GP
40. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
41. Max Scherzer508 GP
42. Tracy Jones493 GP
43. Ken Williams451 GP
44. Jim Poole431 GP
45. Josh Wilson431 GP
46. Edwin Jackson429 GP
47. Curtis Pride421 GP
48. Terry Humphrey415 GP
49. Kyle Finnegan407 GP
50. Bill Gullickson398 GP
51. Dick Radatz381 GP
52. Trevor Rosenthal373 GP
53. Anibal Sanchez365 GP
54. Carlos Torres363 GP
55. Sal Butera359 GP
56. Skeeter Barnes353 GP
57. Fred Scherman347 GP
58. C. J. Nitkowski337 GP
59. Erasmo Ramirez336 GP
60. Mark Leiter335 GP
61. Jacob Barnes334 GP
62. Derek Law329 GP
63. Joey Eischen327 GP
64. Nook Logan321 GP
65. Derek Hill316 GP
66. Tom Gorzelanny314 GP
67. Vic Darensbourg313 GP
68. Bill Krueger301 GP
69. Bob Scanlan290 GP
70. Jordan Zimmermann282 GP
71. Bob James279 GP
72. Jose Paniagua270 GP
73. Chris Truby263 GP
74. Orlando Mercado253 GP
75. Doug Fister247 GP
76. Ian Krol243 GP
77. Scott Aldred229 GP
78. Stan Papi225 GP
79. Tanner Rainey217 GP
80. David Palmer213 GP
81. Julio Santana209 GP
82. Kevin Collins201 GP
83. Wil Ledezma192 GP
84. Tom Walker191 GP
85. Gene Harris185 GP
86. Joe Sparma185 GP
87. Ed Glynn175 GP
88. Justin Miller173 GP
89. Matt den Dekker166 GP
90. Felipe Lira164 GP
91. Logan Kensing158 GP
92. Ryan Perry156 GP
93. George Lombard144 GP
94. Reed Garrett142 GP
95. Bob Reynolds140 GP
96. Mike Gardiner136 GP
97. Mickey Mahler122 GP
98. Jacob Turner102 GP
99. Jerry Manuel96 GP
100. Collin Balester88 GP
101. Derrick White76 GP
102. Joe Siddall73 GP
103. Fred Holdsworth72 GP
104. Francis Beltran67 GP
105. Johnny Paredes60 GP
106. Urbano Lugo50 GP
107. Jerry Robertson49 GP
108. Kyle Lobstein37 GP
109. Leo Marentette5 GP

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The Detroit Tigers 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.