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Players who played for the Seattle Mariners and Washington Nationals

105 MLB players have played for both the Seattle Mariners 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. Nelson Cruz2,055 GP
  2. Adam Kennedy1,691 GP
  3. Jose Guillen1,650 GP
  4. Spike Owen1,544 GP
  5. David Segui1,456 GP
  6. Jose Vidro1,418 GP
  7. Carl Everett1,405 GP
  8. Denard Span1,359 GP
  9. Adam Lind1,344 GP
  10. Roberto Kelly1,337 GP
  11. Endy Chavez1,151 GP
  12. Tony Bernazard1,071 GP
  13. Milton Bradley1,042 GP
  14. Dee Strange-Gordon1,025 GP
  15. Greg Colbrunn992 GP
  16. Brad Wilkerson972 GP
  17. Greg Dobbs959 GP
  18. Fernando Rodney951 GP
  19. Ivan Calderon924 GP
  20. Danny Espinosa872 GP
  21. Mike Morse832 GP
  22. Jeff Huson827 GP
  23. Jesse Winker781 GP
  24. Ken Phelps761 GP
  25. Matt Thornton748 GP
  26. Steve Cishek737 GP
  27. Jeff Fassero720 GP
  28. Ron Villone717 GP
  29. Doug Strange707 GP
  30. Oliver Perez705 GP
  31. Rob Ducey703 GP
  32. Dennis Martinez695 GP
  33. Victor Robles693 GP
  34. Joe Beimel677 GP
  35. Miguel Batista658 GP
  36. Bob Stinson652 GP
  37. Joel Peralta621 GP
  38. Randy Johnson619 GP
  39. Chris Widger613 GP
  40. Eric Thames605 GP
  41. Wily Mo Peña599 GP
  42. Ryan Langerhans597 GP
  43. Rafael Soriano592 GP
  44. Josh Bard586 GP
  45. Zach Duke576 GP
  46. Rene Rivera542 GP
  47. Marc Rzepczynski506 GP
  48. Steven Souza505 GP
  49. Hunter Strickland499 GP
  50. Salomon Torres499 GP
  51. Shawn Kelley494 GP
  52. Tracy Jones493 GP
  53. Mike Maddux473 GP
  54. Drew Storen470 GP
  55. Sean Doolittle464 GP
  56. Mark Langston459 GP
  57. Josh Wilson431 GP
  58. Bobby Ayala406 GP
  59. Dave Schmidt376 GP
  60. Jerry Willard346 GP
  61. Jesus Colome341 GP
  62. Erasmo Ramirez336 GP
  63. Mark Leiter335 GP
  64. Chad Cordero314 GP
  65. Steve Frey314 GP
  66. Ross Detwiler307 GP
  67. Carl Edwards304 GP
  68. Bill Krueger301 GP
  69. Wiki Gonzalez295 GP
  70. Wayne Twitchell282 GP
  71. Jose Paniagua270 GP
  72. Raul Chavez263 GP
  73. John Halama262 GP
  74. Trevor Gott255 GP
  75. Orlando Mercado253 GP
  76. Robert Machado253 GP
  77. Doug Fister247 GP
  78. Manny Martinez232 GP
  79. John Montague224 GP
  80. Shawn Boskie222 GP
  81. Robert Perez221 GP
  82. Jose Ferrer214 GP
  83. Austin Voth210 GP
  84. Tommy Milone199 GP
  85. Jamie Burke191 GP
  86. Austin Adams188 GP
  87. Jim Bullinger188 GP
  88. Gene Harris185 GP
  89. Brad Gulden182 GP
  90. Felipe Lira164 GP
  91. Logan Kensing158 GP
  92. Bill Risley157 GP
  93. Butch Henry148 GP
  94. Mike Gardiner136 GP
  95. Roenis Elias133 GP
  96. Brian Holman111 GP
  97. Chris Snelling93 GP
  98. Dave Wainhouse85 GP
  99. Roy Corcoran82 GP
  100. Alonzo Powell71 GP
  101. Nate Karns67 GP
  102. Harry Ford46 GP
  103. Sean Spencer10 GP
  104. Sauryn Lao8 GP
  105. Matt White7 GP

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The Seattle Mariners and Washington Nationals 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.