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Players who played for the Houston Astros and Milwaukee Brewers

110 MLB players have played for both the Houston Astros and the Milwaukee Brewers, 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. Carlos Lee2,099 GP
2. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
3. Jim Wynn1,920 GP
4. Mark Loretta1,726 GP
5. Kevin Bass1,571 GP
6. Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
7. Carlos Gomez1,461 GP
8. Bill Doran1,453 GP
9. Jeffrey Leonard1,415 GP
10. Dickie Thon1,387 GP
11. Bill Spiers1,252 GP
12. Gregg Zaun1,232 GP
13. Martin Maldonado1,231 GP
14. Ollie Brown1,221 GP
15. Bill Hall1,054 GP
16. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
17. Jonathan Villar1,032 GP
18. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
19. Mike Lamb975 GP
20. David Weathers967 GP
21. Franklin Stubbs945 GP
22. Ernie Riles919 GP
23. Mike Felder899 GP
24. Sean Berry860 GP
25. Doug Jones846 GP
26. Victor Caratini827 GP
27. Mauricio Dubon817 GP
28. Francisco Cordero800 GP
29. Derrick May797 GP
30. Paul Bako789 GP
31. Don Sutton785 GP
32. Nori Aoki759 GP
33. Chris Carter750 GP
34. Mike Marshall725 GP
35. Ben Gamel723 GP
36. James Mouton723 GP
37. Danny Darwin722 GP
38. Ron Villone717 GP
39. Matt Mieske663 GP
40. Jerry Reuss631 GP
41. Will Smith618 GP
42. Matt Albers616 GP
43. Scott Linebrink607 GP
44. Zack Greinke597 GP
45. Doug Henry582 GP
46. Chris Jones548 GP
47. Domingo Santana516 GP
48. Frank DiPino514 GP
49. Josh Hader512 GP
50. Chuck Carr507 GP
51. Pat Listach503 GP
52. Paul Householder466 GP
53. Wilbur Howard466 GP
54. Alex Presley450 GP
55. Abraham Toro442 GP
56. Jose Veras440 GP
57. Ryan Thompson416 GP
58. Randy Wolf405 GP
59. Cody Ransom383 GP
60. Sandy Valdespino382 GP
61. Alex Diaz366 GP
62. Jordan Lyles362 GP
63. Erik Kratz335 GP
64. Joe Inglett333 GP
65. Pete Harnisch326 GP
66. Keith Ginter325 GP
67. George Brunet324 GP
68. Wade Miley323 GP
69. Jason Bourgeois317 GP
70. Jim Bouton307 GP
71. Danny Walton297 GP
72. Bob Scanlan290 GP
73. Dick Simpson288 GP
74. Dallas Keuchel286 GP
75. Jon Singleton272 GP
76. Merritt Ranew269 GP
77. Xavier Cedeno254 GP
78. Brock Davis242 GP
79. Carlos Corporan232 GP
80. Mike Fiers219 GP
81. Jake Elmore217 GP
82. Pete Ladd205 GP
83. Jose Cabrera198 GP
84. Dooley Womack193 GP
85. Tom Edens182 GP
86. Derek Fisher172 GP
87. Lance McCullers158 GP
88. Jeff Juden147 GP
89. Nelson Figueroa145 GP
90. Wayne Franklin143 GP
91. Joel Kuhnel127 GP
92. Mark Knudson121 GP
93. Joe Slusarski118 GP
94. Juan Centeno118 GP
95. Bennett Sousa109 GP
96. Ramon Garcia95 GP
97. Dennis Sarfate92 GP
98. Reggie Harris86 GP
99. Jandel Gustave84 GP
100. Edwin Maysonet76 GP
101. Braden Shewmake62 GP
102. Mike Burns60 GP
103. Enoli Paredes55 GP
104. Mike Capel49 GP
105. Robinson Cancel45 GP
106. Eddie Zosky44 GP
107. Matt Pagnozzi43 GP
108. Jason Alexander40 GP
109. Jared Fernandez37 GP
110. Colton Gordon25 GP

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