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Players who played for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers

100 MLB players have played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers 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. Gary Sheffield2,576 GP
2. Willie Randolph2,202 GP
3. Marquis Grissom2,165 GP
4. Curtis Granderson2,057 GP
5. Tommy Davis1,999 GP
6. Devon White1,941 GP
7. Jim Wynn1,920 GP
8. Lenny Harris1,903 GP
9. Rick Dempsey1,766 GP
10. Eric Young1,730 GP
11. Mark Loretta1,726 GP
12. Jeromy Burnitz1,694 GP
13. Jose Valentin1,678 GP
14. Craig Counsell1,624 GP
15. Jose Hernandez1,587 GP
16. Ken McMullen1,583 GP
17. Ronnie Belliard1,484 GP
18. Jerry Hairston1,442 GP
19. Jeffrey Leonard1,415 GP
20. Candy Maldonado1,410 GP
21. Dick Schofield1,321 GP
22. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
23. Yasmani Grandal1,307 GP
24. Jody Reed1,284 GP
25. Jesse Orosco1,252 GP
26. Mark Sweeney1,218 GP
27. Kolten Wong1,189 GP
28. Scott Podsednik1,079 GP
29. Greg Brock1,013 GP
30. Henry Blanco971 GP
31. Franklin Stubbs945 GP
32. John Kennedy856 GP
33. Jedd Gyorko847 GP
34. Von Joshua822 GP
35. Paul Bako789 GP
36. Brady Clark785 GP
37. Don Sutton785 GP
38. Ellie Rodriguez775 GP
39. Guillermo Mota743 GP
40. Mike Marshall725 GP
41. Jamey Wright722 GP
42. Tyler Houston700 GP
43. Jonathan Broxton694 GP
44. Tony Gwynn685 GP
45. Andy Kosco658 GP
46. Jake McGee650 GP
47. Bobby Darwin646 GP
48. Ted Savage642 GP
49. Jerry Reuss631 GP
50. Rick Auerbach624 GP
51. Mike Fetters620 GP
52. Zack Greinke597 GP
53. Gary Bennett587 GP
54. Darren Holmes557 GP
55. John Axford544 GP
56. Chad Moeller501 GP
57. Todd Coffey461 GP
58. Tom Candiotti452 GP
59. Elmer Dessens445 GP
60. Al Downing409 GP
61. Randy Wolf405 GP
62. Eric Gagne402 GP
63. Ken Brett386 GP
64. Alberto Reyes384 GP
65. Neftali Feliz362 GP
66. Takashi Saito338 GP
67. Billy McKinney327 GP
68. Hideo Nomo324 GP
69. Chris Capuano321 GP
70. Corey Knebel312 GP
71. Shelby Miller303 GP
72. Bill Krueger301 GP
73. Esteury Ruiz299 GP
74. Danny Walton297 GP
75. Tim Leary293 GP
76. Jose Urena256 GP
77. Ray Searage254 GP
78. Elian Herrera223 GP
79. Brett Anderson222 GP
80. Claudio Vargas217 GP
81. Dennis Powell207 GP
82. Luis Cruz195 GP
83. Dana Eveland187 GP
84. Phil Bickford187 GP
85. Eric Lauer172 GP
86. Jimmy Nelson147 GP
87. Bryan Hudson134 GP
88. Josh Lindblom134 GP
89. Greg Hansell106 GP
90. Jim Bruske106 GP
91. Elieser Hernandez104 GP
92. Dustin May102 GP
93. J. P. Feyereisen97 GP
94. Lance Rautzhan83 GP
95. Gus Varland74 GP
96. Tyson Miller74 GP
97. Mitch White71 GP
98. Jerry Stephenson67 GP
99. Sean Maloney14 GP
100. Bruce Brubaker2 GP

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The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers 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.