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Players who played for the Miami Marlins and Washington Nationals

97 MLB players have played for both the Miami Marlins 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. Andre Dawson2,627 GP
2. Ivan Rodriguez2,543 GP
3. Tim Raines2,502 GP
4. Todd Zeile2,158 GP
5. Moises Alou1,942 GP
6. Cliff Floyd1,621 GP
7. Starlin Castro1,573 GP
8. Joe Orsulak1,494 GP
9. Josh Bell1,441 GP
10. Carl Everett1,405 GP
11. Dan Uggla1,346 GP
12. Reed Johnson1,320 GP
13. Wil Cordero1,247 GP
14. Aaron Boone1,152 GP
15. Josh Willingham1,147 GP
16. Austin Kearns1,125 GP
17. Preston Wilson1,108 GP
18. Corey Dickerson1,084 GP
19. Paul Lo Duca1,082 GP
20. Dee Strange-Gordon1,025 GP
21. Greg Colbrunn992 GP
22. Greg Dobbs959 GP
23. Fernando Rodney951 GP
24. Henry Rodriguez950 GP
25. Chad Tracy938 GP
26. Alejandro De Aza838 GP
27. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
28. Mike Morse832 GP
29. Nick Johnson832 GP
30. Julian Tavarez828 GP
31. Mike Mordecai793 GP
32. Andy Fox776 GP
33. Guillermo Mota743 GP
34. Steve Cishek737 GP
35. Ron Villone717 GP
36. Bob McClure699 GP
37. Miguel Batista658 GP
38. Sandy Leon583 GP
39. Ugueth Urbina583 GP
40. Brad Hand579 GP
41. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
42. Matt Herges567 GP
43. Jon Rauch556 GP
44. Livan Hernandez537 GP
45. Harold Ramirez536 GP
46. Luis Ayala534 GP
47. Yusmeiro Petit515 GP
48. Jorge Alfaro510 GP
49. Brandon Kintzler483 GP
50. Bret Barberie479 GP
51. Matt Barnes467 GP
52. Javier Vazquez459 GP
53. Josh Wilson431 GP
54. Edwin Jackson429 GP
55. Mark Smith414 GP
56. Dan Haren401 GP
57. Dylan Floro396 GP
58. Dan Jennings390 GP
59. Tyler Moore381 GP
60. Ryan McGuire368 GP
61. Anibal Sanchez365 GP
62. Mark Gardner350 GP
63. Chad Gaudin346 GP
64. Derek Hill316 GP
65. Vic Darensbourg313 GP
66. Jorge Lopez308 GP
67. Ross Detwiler307 GP
68. Carl Pavano302 GP
69. Jorge Sosa296 GP
70. Kyle Barraclough291 GP
71. Steve Lombardozzi291 GP
72. Javy Guerra272 GP
73. Ed Vosberg266 GP
74. Randy Knorr253 GP
75. Scott Strickland239 GP
76. Willie Fraser239 GP
77. Luis Aquino222 GP
78. Sandy Martinez218 GP
79. Joey Wiemer207 GP
80. Mat Latos197 GP
81. Brian Sanches195 GP
82. Robert Garcia188 GP
83. Brett Carroll180 GP
84. Logan Kensing158 GP
85. Henry Rodriguez150 GP
86. Marc Valdes144 GP
87. Scott Olsen132 GP
88. Bob Natal120 GP
89. Jacob Turner102 GP
90. Matthew Cepicky89 GP
91. Joe Siddall73 GP
92. Hector Almonte50 GP
93. Reid Cornelius46 GP
94. Jhonatan Solano43 GP
95. Chad Bentz40 GP
96. Zach Brzykcy34 GP
97. Sean Nolin19 GP

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