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Players who played for the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies

123 MLB players have played for both the Houston Astros and the Philadelphia Phillies, 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. Bobby Abreu2,425 GP
  3. Kenny Lofton2,103 GP
  4. Greg Gross1,809 GP
  5. Frank Thomas1,766 GP
  6. Stan Javier1,763 GP
  7. Hunter Pence1,707 GP
  8. Derrel Thomas1,597 GP
  9. Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
  10. Dickie Thon1,387 GP
  11. Ty Wigginton1,362 GP
  12. Michael Bourn1,361 GP
  13. Milt Thompson1,359 GP
  14. Pedro Feliz1,302 GP
  15. Pete Incaviglia1,284 GP
  16. Billy Hatcher1,233 GP
  17. Jackie Brandt1,221 GP
  18. Ollie Brown1,221 GP
  19. Gus Triandos1,206 GP
  20. Glenn Wilson1,201 GP
  21. Mike Easler1,151 GP
  22. Gene Freese1,115 GP
  23. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
  24. Jason Michaels1,031 GP
  25. John Bateman1,017 GP
  26. Michael Jackson1,005 GP
  27. Brian Hunter1,000 GP
  28. Larry Milbourne989 GP
  29. Todd Jones982 GP
  30. Alan Bannister972 GP
  31. Chris James946 GP
  32. Craig Kimbrel897 GP
  33. Tom Gordon893 GP
  34. Ronny Cedeno875 GP
  35. Billy Wagner854 GP
  36. Doug Jones846 GP
  37. Chad Qualls844 GP
  38. Derrick May797 GP
  39. Paul Bako789 GP
  40. Tomas Perez789 GP
  41. Russ Springer740 GP
  42. Dave Roberts709 GP
  43. Larry Andersen699 GP
  44. Trever Miller694 GP
  45. Robin Roberts688 GP
  46. Hector Neris643 GP
  47. Kiko Garcia619 GP
  48. Mitch Williams619 GP
  49. Rick White615 GP
  50. Brad Lidge603 GP
  51. Turk Farrell590 GP
  52. Bobby Shantz578 GP
  53. Curt Schilling571 GP
  54. Ben Francisco563 GP
  55. Pat Neshek544 GP
  56. Joe Boever516 GP
  57. Eric Bruntlett512 GP
  58. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
  59. Joe Hoerner493 GP
  60. Mike Maddux473 GP
  61. Humberto Quintero471 GP
  62. Mike Williams469 GP
  63. Charlie Morton417 GP
  64. David Newhan413 GP
  65. Randy Wolf405 GP
  66. Bruce Chen401 GP
  67. Brett Myers383 GP
  68. Cody Ransom383 GP
  69. Roy Oswalt370 GP
  70. Jerry Johnson365 GP
  71. Ken Giles362 GP
  72. Enyel De Los Santos360 GP
  73. J. A. Happ360 GP
  74. Jim Lindeman351 GP
  75. Byron Browne349 GP
  76. Mark Portugal348 GP
  77. George Culver342 GP
  78. Yorkis Perez337 GP
  79. Erik Kratz335 GP
  80. Jimmy Paredes332 GP
  81. John Buzhardt332 GP
  82. Chris Devenski325 GP
  83. Brian Bogusevic321 GP
  84. Brooks Raley317 GP
  85. Sid Fernandez308 GP
  86. Chris Coste299 GP
  87. Kent Bottenfield292 GP
  88. Geoff Geary287 GP
  89. Jim Owens287 GP
  90. Matt Kata278 GP
  91. Bill Dawley275 GP
  92. Roberto Hernandez270 GP
  93. Jim Deshaies258 GP
  94. J. R. Phillips242 GP
  95. Jerome Williams236 GP
  96. Garrett Stubbs235 GP
  97. Roger Mason232 GP
  98. Alan Knicely228 GP
  99. Vince Velasquez198 GP
  100. Tom Edens182 GP
  101. Bo Belinsky148 GP
  102. Jeff Juden147 GP
  103. Nelson Figueroa145 GP
  104. Ronn Reynolds143 GP
  105. Brandon Duckworth134 GP
  106. Eric Bullock131 GP
  107. Tommy Greene122 GP
  108. Jeff Calhoun118 GP
  109. Raul Valdes103 GP
  110. Louie Meadows102 GP
  111. Jose Urquidy94 GP
  112. Reggie Harris86 GP
  113. Dan Warthen83 GP
  114. Brett Oberholtzer82 GP
  115. Dan Larson80 GP
  116. Gary Kroll71 GP
  117. Sergio Escalona63 GP
  118. Rocky Childress61 GP
  119. Brian Powell59 GP
  120. George Williams59 GP
  121. Kirk Bullinger49 GP
  122. John Anderson24 GP
  123. David Paulino17 GP

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