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Players who played for the San Diego Padres and Washington Nationals

115 MLB players have played for both the San Diego Padres 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. Willie Davis2,429 GP
  3. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
  4. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
  5. Vinny Castilla1,854 GP
  6. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
  7. Carlos Baerga1,630 GP
  8. Cliff Floyd1,621 GP
  9. Derrel Thomas1,597 GP
  10. Rondell White1,474 GP
  11. Jerry Hairston1,442 GP
  12. Josh Bell1,441 GP
  13. Dave Cash1,422 GP
  14. Alex Gonzalez1,396 GP
  15. Geoff Blum1,389 GP
  16. John Vander Wal1,372 GP
  17. Bill Almon1,236 GP
  18. Deivi Cruz1,234 GP
  19. Juan Soto1,207 GP
  20. Michael Barrett1,054 GP
  21. Milton Bradley1,042 GP
  22. Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
  23. Nate Colbert1,004 GP
  24. Xavier Nady961 GP
  25. Fernando Rodney951 GP
  26. Mike Aldrete930 GP
  27. Scott Hairston923 GP
  28. Rob Mackowiak856 GP
  29. Robert Fick846 GP
  30. Damian Jackson827 GP
  31. Miguel Dilone800 GP
  32. Randy Ready777 GP
  33. Matt Thornton748 GP
  34. Mark Melancon732 GP
  35. James Mouton723 GP
  36. Ron Villone717 GP
  37. Mike Phillips712 GP
  38. Greg Harris705 GP
  39. Oliver Perez705 GP
  40. CJ Abrams675 GP
  41. Scott Livingstone673 GP
  42. D'Angelo Jimenez641 GP
  43. Hector Torres622 GP
  44. Luis Garcia617 GP
  45. Elias Sosa602 GP
  46. Gary Bennett587 GP
  47. Josh Bard586 GP
  48. Brad Hand579 GP
  49. Matt Herges567 GP
  50. Craig Stammen564 GP
  51. Daniel Hudson547 GP
  52. Rene Rivera542 GP
  53. Jorge Alfaro510 GP
  54. Luke Voit508 GP
  55. Marc Rzepczynski506 GP
  56. Archi Cianfrocco500 GP
  57. Shawn Kelley494 GP
  58. Mike Maddux473 GP
  59. Mark Langston459 GP
  60. Don Hahn454 GP
  61. Jason Marquis448 GP
  62. Josh Wilson431 GP
  63. Edwin Jackson429 GP
  64. Wil Nieves427 GP
  65. Alberto Gonzalez426 GP
  66. Jose Lobaton419 GP
  67. Antonio Osuna411 GP
  68. Dave Tomlin409 GP
  69. Fred Norman409 GP
  70. Gary Lucas409 GP
  71. Pedro Astacio395 GP
  72. Dann Bilardello382 GP
  73. Trevor Rosenthal373 GP
  74. Dustin Hermanson358 GP
  75. Jim Brower356 GP
  76. Chad Gaudin346 GP
  77. Dan Briggs325 GP
  78. Ross Detwiler307 GP
  79. Carl Edwards304 GP
  80. Kip Wells304 GP
  81. Bill Krueger301 GP
  82. Wiki Gonzalez295 GP
  83. Terrmel Sledge291 GP
  84. Joe Vitiello282 GP
  85. Tim Scott276 GP
  86. Bob Owchinko275 GP
  87. Miles Mikolas269 GP
  88. John D'Acquisto267 GP
  89. Ed Vosberg266 GP
  90. Clay Kirby265 GP
  91. Dave Leiper264 GP
  92. Lucas Giolito213 GP
  93. Ross Ohlendorf209 GP
  94. Mat Latos197 GP
  95. Wil Ledezma192 GP
  96. Austin Adams188 GP
  97. Jeff Gardner186 GP
  98. Gene Harris185 GP
  99. Tim Redding181 GP
  100. Garry Jestadt176 GP
  101. Jimmy Jones159 GP
  102. MacKenzie Gore139 GP
  103. Randy Bass130 GP
  104. Tom Gorman126 GP
  105. Chris Welsh122 GP
  106. Jeremy Fikac121 GP
  107. Mason Thompson120 GP
  108. Pat Scanlon120 GP
  109. John Costello119 GP
  110. Ray Holbert115 GP
  111. Jerry Manuel96 GP
  112. Tom Cosgrove92 GP
  113. Dennis Blair62 GP
  114. Matt Waldron53 GP
  115. Shawn Hill45 GP

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