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Players who played for the Los Angeles Angels and Washington Nationals

114 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Angels 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. Ron Fairly2,442 GP
  2. Willie Davis2,429 GP
  3. Andres Galarraga2,257 GP
  4. Tim Wallach2,212 GP
  5. Vladimir Guerrero2,147 GP
  6. Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
  7. Tim Foli1,696 GP
  8. Adam Kennedy1,691 GP
  9. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
  10. Hubie Brooks1,645 GP
  11. Kurt Suzuki1,635 GP
  12. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
  13. Howie Kendrick1,621 GP
  14. Derrel Thomas1,597 GP
  15. Spike Owen1,544 GP
  16. David DeJesus1,472 GP
  17. Yunel Escobar1,434 GP
  18. Jason Thompson1,418 GP
  19. Jonathan Lucroy1,210 GP
  20. Anthony Rendon1,173 GP
  21. Juan Rivera1,058 GP
  22. Lee Smith1,023 GP
  23. Lee Stevens1,012 GP
  24. Fernando Rodney951 GP
  25. Mike Aldrete930 GP
  26. Ed Herrmann922 GP
  27. Adam Eaton915 GP
  28. Maicer Izturis909 GP
  29. Ellis Valentine894 GP
  30. Jeimer Candelario886 GP
  31. Danny Espinosa872 GP
  32. Ben Revere857 GP
  33. Mike Fitzgerald848 GP
  34. Jeff Huson827 GP
  35. Brad Fullmer807 GP
  36. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
  37. Rex Hudler774 GP
  38. Steve Cishek737 GP
  39. Max Venable727 GP
  40. Rene Gonzales705 GP
  41. Rob Ducey703 GP
  42. Bob McClure699 GP
  43. Hector Carrasco647 GP
  44. Andrew Chafin643 GP
  45. Ehire Adrianza625 GP
  46. Joel Peralta621 GP
  47. Scott Downs619 GP
  48. Luis Garcia617 GP
  49. John Candelaria603 GP
  50. Ryan Langerhans597 GP
  51. Rick Schu580 GP
  52. Stan Bahnsen575 GP
  53. Bartolo Colon565 GP
  54. Rene Rivera542 GP
  55. Rudy May536 GP
  56. Brendan Harris529 GP
  57. Tony Solaita525 GP
  58. Yusmeiro Petit515 GP
  59. Kevin Frandsen514 GP
  60. Hunter Strickland499 GP
  61. Jack Hiatt483 GP
  62. Kevin Gross478 GP
  63. Scott Sanderson473 GP
  64. Steve Renko462 GP
  65. Mark Langston459 GP
  66. Brian Goodwin429 GP
  67. Joe Blanton427 GP
  68. Curtis Pride421 GP
  69. Terry Humphrey415 GP
  70. Gary Lucas409 GP
  71. Dan Haren401 GP
  72. Sean Burnett380 GP
  73. Mark Leiter335 GP
  74. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  75. Ken Hill334 GP
  76. Dan Briggs325 GP
  77. Junior Noboa317 GP
  78. Steve Frey314 GP
  79. Ramon Ortiz308 GP
  80. Carl Edwards304 GP
  81. Reynaldo Lopez294 GP
  82. Kent Bottenfield292 GP
  83. Kyle Barraclough291 GP
  84. Javy Guerra272 GP
  85. Sam Freeman271 GP
  86. John D'Acquisto267 GP
  87. Trevor Gott255 GP
  88. Bill Stoneman253 GP
  89. Ian Krol243 GP
  90. Willie Fraser239 GP
  91. Jerome Williams236 GP
  92. Howie Reed229 GP
  93. John Montague224 GP
  94. Shawn Boskie222 GP
  95. Lucas Giolito213 GP
  96. Ryan Mattheus203 GP
  97. Mat Latos197 GP
  98. Mike O'Berry197 GP
  99. Jamie Burke191 GP
  100. Tom Walker191 GP
  101. Bill Sampen182 GP
  102. Dave Silvestri181 GP
  103. Balor Moore180 GP
  104. Jeff Juden147 GP
  105. Steve Dunning145 GP
  106. John Dopson144 GP
  107. Carter Kieboom136 GP
  108. Mickey Scott135 GP
  109. Grant Green129 GP
  110. Mickey Mahler122 GP
  111. Frank Bolick116 GP
  112. Urbano Lugo50 GP
  113. Curt Brown34 GP
  114. Jose Fernandez21 GP

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