Players who played for the Houston Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates
120 MLB players have played for both the Houston Astros and the Pittsburgh Pirates, 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.
- Kenny Lofton2,103 GP
- Tony Peña1,988 GP
- Moises Alou1,942 GP
- Phil Garner1,860 GP
- Frank Thomas1,766 GP
- Ken Oberkfell1,602 GP
- Charlie Hayes1,547 GP
- Craig Reynolds1,491 GP
- Tommy Helms1,435 GP
- Orlando Merced1,391 GP
- Omar Moreno1,382 GP
- Ty Wigginton1,362 GP
- Billy Hatcher1,233 GP
- Derek Bell1,210 GP
- Glenn Wilson1,201 GP
- Milt May1,192 GP
- Clint Barmes1,186 GP
- Mike Easler1,151 GP
- Gene Freese1,115 GP
- Sid Bream1,088 GP
- John Cangelosi1,038 GP
- Jason Michaels1,031 GP
- Daryle Ward948 GP
- Dave Clark905 GP
- Kyle Farnsworth893 GP
- Art Howe891 GP
- Hal Smith879 GP
- Jake Marisnick877 GP
- Ronny Cedeno875 GP
- Dale Berra853 GP
- Chad Qualls844 GP
- Steve Pearce766 GP
- Octavio Dotel758 GP
- Mark Melancon732 GP
- Ben Gamel723 GP
- Danny Darwin722 GP
- Ron Villone717 GP
- Chris Snyder715 GP
- Oliver Perez705 GP
- Dave Giusti686 GP
- Dan Miceli631 GP
- Jerry Reuss631 GP
- Roman Mejias627 GP
- Rick White615 GP
- Jose Castillo592 GP
- Bobby Shantz578 GP
- Ron Brand568 GP
- Bill Henry531 GP
- Joe Boever516 GP
- Colin Moran502 GP
- Juan Pizarro496 GP
- Mike Maddux473 GP
- Mike Williams469 GP
- JB Shuck461 GP
- Dave Roberts452 GP
- Alex Presley450 GP
- Jim Pendleton444 GP
- Jose Veras440 GP
- Rick Rhoden427 GP
- Joe Gibbon424 GP
- Francisco Liriano421 GP
- Charlie Morton417 GP
- Doug Drabek412 GP
- Tom Griffin408 GP
- Julio Gotay389 GP
- Caleb Ferguson367 GP
- Jordan Lyles362 GP
- Enyel De Los Santos360 GP
- J. A. Happ360 GP
- Gerrit Cole342 GP
- Erik Kratz335 GP
- Chris Devenski325 GP
- George Brunet324 GP
- Ron Davis295 GP
- Pete Schourek292 GP
- Jack Lamabe285 GP
- Wandy Rodriguez280 GP
- Matt Kata278 GP
- Shawn Chacon269 GP
- Raul Chavez263 GP
- Wade LeBlanc259 GP
- Erik Bedard241 GP
- Benny Distefano240 GP
- Roger Mason232 GP
- Joe Musgrove229 GP
- Michael Feliz228 GP
- Brian Fisher222 GP
- Howie Goss222 GP
- Jake Elmore217 GP
- Vince Velasquez198 GP
- Ernie Camacho193 GP
- Mendy Lopez190 GP
- Brian Bixler183 GP
- Blas Minor157 GP
- Bo Belinsky148 GP
- Nelson Figueroa145 GP
- Jeff Tabaka139 GP
- Randy Niemann122 GP
- Jeff McCurry111 GP
- Chris Zachary110 GP
- Jose Urquidy94 GP
- Dave Roberts91 GP
- Jerry Goff90 GP
- Jim Umbricht88 GP
- Jim Dougherty79 GP
- Chase De Jong73 GP
- Scott Loucks73 GP
- Bligh Madris72 GP
- Red Witt66 GP
- Nick Tropeano54 GP
- Frank Carpin49 GP
- Ross Powell48 GP
- Matt Pagnozzi43 GP
- Cody Bolton42 GP
- Mike Burrows42 GP
- J. R. House32 GP
- Mark Ross27 GP
- Jim Mann25 GP
- Chris Tremie22 GP
- Tony McKnight21 GP
Think you know them all?
The Houston Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates 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.