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Players who played for the San Francisco Giants and Washington Nationals

114 MLB players have played for both the San Francisco Giants 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. Al Oliver2,368 GP
2. Gary Carter2,296 GP
3. Chris Speier2,260 GP
4. Andres Galarraga2,257 GP
5. Marquis Grissom2,165 GP
6. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
7. Felipe Alou2,082 GP
8. Orlando Cabrera1,985 GP
9. Moises Alou1,942 GP
10. Dave Martinez1,919 GP
11. Manny Trillo1,780 GP
12. Dan Driessen1,732 GP
13. Tim Foli1,696 GP
14. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
15. Willie Montanez1,632 GP
16. Derrel Thomas1,597 GP
17. Marlon Byrd1,573 GP
18. Manny Mota1,536 GP
19. Gerardo Parra1,519 GP
20. Ron Hunt1,483 GP
21. Joel Youngblood1,408 GP
22. John Vander Wal1,372 GP
23. Denard Span1,359 GP
24. Dan Uggla1,346 GP
25. Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
26. Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
27. Deivi Cruz1,234 GP
28. Jeff Reed1,234 GP
29. Jim Wohlford1,220 GP
30. Mike Stanton1,178 GP
31. Xavier Nady961 GP
32. Jeffrey Hammonds957 GP
33. Mike Aldrete930 GP
34. Paul DeJong925 GP
35. Ty Cline892 GP
36. Dominic Smith864 GP
37. Alejandro De Aza838 GP
38. Mike Morse832 GP
39. Julian Tavarez828 GP
40. Nate Schierholtz799 GP
41. Steve Kline796 GP
42. Guillermo Mota743 GP
43. Mark Melancon732 GP
44. Max Venable727 GP
45. Jeff Fassero720 GP
46. Mike Phillips712 GP
47. F. P. Santangelo665 GP
48. Mike Vail665 GP
49. Jake McGee650 GP
50. Scot Thompson626 GP
51. Ehire Adrianza625 GP
52. Randy Johnson619 GP
53. Elias Sosa602 GP
54. Matt Herges567 GP
55. Felix Rodriguez563 GP
56. John Boccabella551 GP
57. Livan Hernandez537 GP
58. Yusmeiro Petit515 GP
59. Kevin Frandsen514 GP
60. Dan Schatzeder511 GP
61. Hunter Strickland499 GP
62. Salomon Torres499 GP
63. Tracy Jones493 GP
64. Jack Hiatt483 GP
65. Scott Sanderson473 GP
66. Tom O'Malley466 GP
67. Justin Maxwell441 GP
68. Jim Poole431 GP
69. Wallace Johnson428 GP
70. Fernando Abad406 GP
71. Andy McGaffigan365 GP
72. Dustin Hermanson358 GP
73. Steve Nicosia358 GP
74. Jim Brower356 GP
75. Mark Gardner350 GP
76. Kirk Rueter349 GP
77. Chad Gaudin346 GP
78. Lary Sorensen346 GP
79. Scott Service340 GP
80. Mark Leiter335 GP
81. Derek Law329 GP
82. Emmanuel Burriss326 GP
83. Derek Hill316 GP
84. Steve Frey314 GP
85. Kent Bottenfield292 GP
86. Kyle Barraclough291 GP
87. Tyler Walker286 GP
88. Tim Scott276 GP
89. Gil Heredia267 GP
90. John D'Acquisto267 GP
91. Ed Vosberg266 GP
92. Randy Lerch262 GP
93. Zack Littell260 GP
94. Trevor Gott255 GP
95. Jerome Williams236 GP
96. Luis Aquino222 GP
97. Brad Gulden182 GP
98. Aaron Sanchez174 GP
99. Don Carrithers170 GP
100. Bill Laskey160 GP
101. Jeff Juden147 GP
102. Fred Breining140 GP
103. John Tamargo135 GP
104. Rico Garcia133 GP
105. Grant Green129 GP
106. Edwards Guzman127 GP
107. Sergio Valdez116 GP
108. Floyd Wicker81 GP
109. Chris Marrero54 GP
110. Tomas de la Rosa49 GP
111. Ted Wood47 GP
112. George Riley41 GP
113. Chris Smith31 GP
114. Jakson Reetz8 GP

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