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Players who played for the Minnesota Twins and Washington Nationals

97 MLB players have played for both the Minnesota Twins 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. Graig Nettles2,700 GP
2. Chris Speier2,260 GP
3. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
4. Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
5. Otis Nixon1,709 GP
6. Kurt Suzuki1,635 GP
7. Rondell White1,474 GP
8. Josh Bell1,441 GP
9. Cristian Guzman1,406 GP
10. Orlando Merced1,391 GP
11. Denard Span1,359 GP
12. Roberto Kelly1,337 GP
13. Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
14. Tony Batista1,309 GP
15. Jamey Carroll1,276 GP
16. Jeff Reed1,234 GP
17. Michael Taylor1,216 GP
18. Josh Willingham1,147 GP
19. Brian Dozier1,144 GP
20. Bernie Allen1,139 GP
21. Eddie Rosario1,126 GP
22. Alex Avila1,052 GP
23. Greg Colbrunn992 GP
24. Wilson Ramos990 GP
25. Fernando Rodney951 GP
26. Joey Gallo939 GP
27. Jeff Reardon880 GP
28. Ben Revere857 GP
29. Al Newman854 GP
30. Tyler Clippard807 GP
31. Jose Morales733 GP
32. Mike Marshall725 GP
33. Bill Campbell700 GP
34. Matt Belisle694 GP
35. Joe Beimel677 GP
36. Mudcat Grant667 GP
37. Hector Carrasco647 GP
38. Ehire Adrianza625 GP
39. Luis Garcia617 GP
40. John Candelaria603 GP
41. Ildemaro Vargas598 GP
42. Dave Engle594 GP
43. Lenny Webster587 GP
44. Sandy Leon583 GP
45. Zach Duke576 GP
46. Bartolo Colon565 GP
47. Jon Rauch556 GP
48. Pete Mackanin548 GP
49. Rene Rivera542 GP
50. Livan Hernandez537 GP
51. Luis Ayala534 GP
52. Brendan Harris529 GP
53. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
54. Fred Manrique498 GP
55. Brandon Kintzler483 GP
56. Matt LeCroy476 GP
57. Wayne Granger451 GP
58. Jason Marquis448 GP
59. Matt Capps444 GP
60. Fernando Abad406 GP
61. Dylan Floro396 GP
62. Neal Heaton388 GP
63. Sal Butera359 GP
64. Erasmo Ramirez336 GP
65. Bombo Rivera335 GP
66. Derek Law329 GP
67. Jorge Lopez308 GP
68. Ramon Ortiz308 GP
69. Carl Pavano302 GP
70. Bill Krueger301 GP
71. Kyle Barraclough291 GP
72. Andrew Stevenson273 GP
73. Zack Littell260 GP
74. Orlando Mercado253 GP
75. Tom Nieto251 GP
76. Anthony Banda248 GP
77. Justin Lawrence235 GP
78. Scott Aldred229 GP
79. Austin Voth210 GP
80. Mike Stenhouse207 GP
81. Tommy Milone199 GP
82. Aaron Sanchez174 GP
83. Don Carrithers170 GP
84. Randy St. Claire162 GP
85. Mike Dyer155 GP
86. Charlie Lea152 GP
87. Michael Restovich152 GP
88. Eric Bullock131 GP
89. Randy Bass130 GP
90. Jack O'Connor129 GP
91. Ryne Harper118 GP
92. Darren Reed82 GP
93. Travis Blankenhorn49 GP
94. Bob Gebhard31 GP
95. Shairon Martis26 GP
96. Zak Kent23 GP
97. Jhon Romero9 GP

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