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Players who played for the Minnesota Twins and Texas Rangers

116 MLB players have played for both the Minnesota Twins and the Texas Rangers, 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. Ruben Sierra2,186 GP
2. A. J. Pierzynski2,059 GP
3. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
4. Leo Cardenas1,941 GP
5. Roy Sievers1,887 GP
6. Otis Nixon1,709 GP
7. Roy Smalley1,653 GP
8. John Roseboro1,585 GP
9. Cesar Tovar1,488 GP
10. Carlos Gomez1,461 GP
11. Cristian Guzman1,406 GP
12. Don Mincher1,400 GP
13. Zoilo Versalles1,400 GP
14. Roberto Kelly1,337 GP
15. Gary Ward1,287 GP
16. Mike Pagliarulo1,246 GP
17. Phil Nevin1,217 GP
18. Robbie Grossman1,213 GP
19. Bernie Allen1,139 GP
20. Donovan Solano987 GP
21. Mike Lamb975 GP
22. Logan Forsythe971 GP
23. Joey Gallo939 GP
24. Eddie Guardado909 GP
25. Eric Soderholm894 GP
26. Al Newman854 GP
27. Craig Monroe814 GP
28. Joe Nathan787 GP
29. Kenny Rogers763 GP
30. Junior Ortiz749 GP
31. Ron Kline743 GP
32. Mike Marshall725 GP
33. Johnny Klippstein713 GP
34. Mike Cubbage703 GP
35. Mitch Garver701 GP
36. Bert Blyleven699 GP
37. Pedro Ramos696 GP
38. Danny Thompson694 GP
39. Pat Putnam677 GP
40. Dennys Reyes674 GP
41. Luis Garcia617 GP
42. Mike Morgan597 GP
43. Rob Refsnyder594 GP
44. Sandy Leon583 GP
45. Bartolo Colon565 GP
46. Pete Mackanin548 GP
47. Danny Santana547 GP
48. Camilo Pascual542 GP
49. Ron Mahay520 GP
50. Fred Manrique498 GP
51. Steve Howe497 GP
52. Neal Cotts483 GP
53. Kyle Lohse472 GP
54. Kevin Jepsen469 GP
55. Aaron Fultz464 GP
56. Marty Martinez436 GP
57. Hal Woodeshick428 GP
58. R. A. Dickey402 GP
59. Chris Gimenez391 GP
60. Scott Erickson390 GP
61. Bobby Wilson386 GP
62. Sam Dyson376 GP
63. Bill Hands374 GP
64. Brant Alyea371 GP
65. Danny Coulombe371 GP
66. Lance Lynn364 GP
67. Martin Perez355 GP
68. Randy Flores350 GP
69. Cory Gearrin337 GP
70. Kyle Gibson334 GP
71. Bill Singer324 GP
72. Pat Mahomes313 GP
73. Bob Tewksbury304 GP
74. Jim Merritt298 GP
75. Sidney Ponson298 GP
76. Danny Walton297 GP
77. Matt Garza290 GP
78. Dallas Keuchel286 GP
79. Rick Reed274 GP
80. Chad Allen267 GP
81. James Baldwin266 GP
82. Jose Urena256 GP
83. Orlando Mercado253 GP
84. Mike Smithson240 GP
85. Joe Grzenda219 GP
86. Jim Roland217 GP
87. Jonah Bride216 GP
88. Scott Baker193 GP
89. Tyler Mahle172 GP
90. Jim Shellenback166 GP
91. Danny Ardoin165 GP
92. Dillon Gee165 GP
93. John Butcher164 GP
94. Ian Gibaut162 GP
95. Dave Meier145 GP
96. Marcus Jensen145 GP
97. Mike Mason141 GP
98. Chris Paddack134 GP
99. Randy Bass130 GP
100. Juan Centeno118 GP
101. Johnny Schaive114 GP
102. Willie Eyre111 GP
103. Len Whitehouse97 GP
104. Shaun Anderson88 GP
105. Jharel Cotton82 GP
106. Jon Shave79 GP
107. Mike Bacsik73 GP
108. Chi Chi Gonzalez71 GP
109. Luke Farrell69 GP
110. Michael Helman60 GP
111. Nick Tepesch47 GP
112. Stan Perzanowski37 GP
113. Rudy Hernandez31 GP
114. Caleb Boushley28 GP
115. Joe McCabe28 GP
116. Hector Maestri2 GP

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The Minnesota Twins and Texas Rangers 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.