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Players who played for the Houston Astros and New York Yankees

103 MLB players have played for both the Houston Astros and the New York Yankees, 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 Beltran2,586 GP
  2. Ivan Rodriguez2,543 GP
  3. Bobby Abreu2,425 GP
  4. Jose Cruz2,353 GP
  5. Kenny Lofton2,103 GP
  6. Jim Wynn1,920 GP
  7. Lance Berkman1,879 GP
  8. Bob Watson1,832 GP
  9. Jose Vizcaino1,820 GP
  10. Stan Javier1,763 GP
  11. Brian McCann1,755 GP
  12. John Mayberry1,620 GP
  13. Jerry Mumphrey1,585 GP
  14. Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
  15. Joe Pepitone1,397 GP
  16. Omar Moreno1,382 GP
  17. Cliff Johnson1,369 GP
  18. Dave Bergman1,349 GP
  19. Pete Incaviglia1,284 GP
  20. Gus Triandos1,206 GP
  21. Cameron Maybin1,162 GP
  22. Aaron Boone1,152 GP
  23. Mike Easler1,151 GP
  24. Marwin Gonzalez1,139 GP
  25. LaTroy Hawkins1,042 GP
  26. Lee Thomas1,027 GP
  27. Larry Milbourne989 GP
  28. Curt Blefary974 GP
  29. David Weathers967 GP
  30. Ed Herrmann922 GP
  31. Kyle Farnsworth893 GP
  32. Tom Gordon893 GP
  33. Dale Berra853 GP
  34. Chad Qualls844 GP
  35. Walt Williams842 GP
  36. Bob Cerv829 GP
  37. Tyler Clippard807 GP
  38. Steve Pearce766 GP
  39. Octavio Dotel758 GP
  40. Chris Carter750 GP
  41. Russ Springer740 GP
  42. Mark Melancon732 GP
  43. Morgan Ensberg731 GP
  44. Ben Gamel723 GP
  45. Ron Villone717 GP
  46. Roger Clemens709 GP
  47. Joe Niekro706 GP
  48. J. D. Davis646 GP
  49. Dan Miceli631 GP
  50. Randy Johnson619 GP
  51. Rob Murphy597 GP
  52. Bobby Shantz578 GP
  53. Ben Francisco563 GP
  54. Andy Pettitte533 GP
  55. Mike Fischlin517 GP
  56. Don Larsen480 GP
  57. Xavier Hernandez464 GP
  58. Wayne Granger451 GP
  59. Jose Veras440 GP
  60. Dwight Gooden434 GP
  61. Andy Stankiewicz429 GP
  62. Rick Rhoden427 GP
  63. Ryan Thompson416 GP
  64. Doug Drabek412 GP
  65. Hal Brown410 GP
  66. Bill Gullickson398 GP
  67. Cody Ransom383 GP
  68. Charles Gipson373 GP
  69. Caleb Ferguson367 GP
  70. Russ Johnson364 GP
  71. Enyel De Los Santos360 GP
  72. J. A. Happ360 GP
  73. Cecil Upshaw348 GP
  74. Gerrit Cole342 GP
  75. C. J. Nitkowski337 GP
  76. Erik Kratz335 GP
  77. Ken Johnson335 GP
  78. Jim Bouton307 GP
  79. Danny Walton297 GP
  80. Don Nottebart296 GP
  81. Dick Simpson288 GP
  82. Taylor Trammell272 GP
  83. Shawn Chacon269 GP
  84. Wade LeBlanc259 GP
  85. Jim Deshaies258 GP
  86. Kevin Cash246 GP
  87. Wade Blasingame227 GP
  88. David Carpenter223 GP
  89. Brian Fisher222 GP
  90. Matt Keough217 GP
  91. Gregorio Petit197 GP
  92. Dooley Womack193 GP
  93. Tim Redding181 GP
  94. Bobby Tiefenauer179 GP
  95. Jim York174 GP
  96. Jimmy Jones159 GP
  97. Jeff Juden147 GP
  98. Wayne Franklin143 GP
  99. Al Cicotte104 GP
  100. Raul Valdes103 GP
  101. Asher Wojciechowski58 GP
  102. Brandon Laird53 GP
  103. Lance Pendleton15 GP

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