Players who played for the St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Nationals
131 MLB players have played for both the St. Louis Cardinals 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.
- Ron Fairly2,442 GP
- Willie Davis2,429 GP
- Chris Speier2,260 GP
- Andres Galarraga2,257 GP
- Todd Zeile2,158 GP
- Royce Clayton2,108 GP
- Larry Walker1,988 GP
- Tim McCarver1,909 GP
- Mark Grudzielanek1,802 GP
- Dan Driessen1,732 GP
- Adam Kennedy1,691 GP
- Mark Reynolds1,688 GP
- Mike Jorgensen1,633 GP
- Delino DeShields1,615 GP
- Ronnie Belliard1,484 GP
- Ron Hunt1,483 GP
- Joel Youngblood1,408 GP
- Dmitri Young1,364 GP
- Donn Clendenon1,362 GP
- Jim Dwyer1,328 GP
- Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
- Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
- Corey Patterson1,230 GP
- Felipe Lopez1,185 GP
- Matt Wieters1,167 GP
- Marlon Anderson1,151 GP
- Preston Wilson1,108 GP
- Wayne Garrett1,092 GP
- Corey Dickerson1,084 GP
- Gary Sutherland1,031 GP
- Lee Smith1,023 GP
- Tony Scott991 GP
- Fernando Tatis949 GP
- Paul DeJong925 GP
- Matt Adams856 GP
- Julian Tavarez828 GP
- Fred Whitfield817 GP
- Steve Kline796 GP
- Rex Hudler774 GP
- Darold Knowles766 GP
- Steve Cishek737 GP
- Jeff Fassero720 GP
- Ron Villone717 GP
- Lane Thomas715 GP
- Mike Phillips712 GP
- Bill Campbell700 GP
- Bob McClure699 GP
- Matt Belisle694 GP
- Rheal Cormier684 GP
- Einar Diaz673 GP
- Scott Livingstone673 GP
- Mudcat Grant667 GP
- Miguel Batista658 GP
- Rick Ankiel653 GP
- Bob Stinson652 GP
- Jerry White646 GP
- Luis Garcia617 GP
- Chris Widger613 GP
- Dave Veres605 GP
- Elias Sosa602 GP
- Ray King593 GP
- Gary Bennett587 GP
- Zach Duke576 GP
- Greg Holland556 GP
- Luke Voit508 GP
- Marc Rzepczynski506 GP
- Mike Torrez499 GP
- Fred Manrique498 GP
- Jeff Parrett491 GP
- Ray Burris490 GP
- Gabe White472 GP
- Boots Day471 GP
- Jon Lester458 GP
- Don Hahn454 GP
- Wayne Granger451 GP
- Jason Marquis448 GP
- Edwin Jackson429 GP
- Jose DeLeon416 GP
- Fred Norman409 GP
- Mike MacDougal407 GP
- Dan Haren401 GP
- Mike Ramsey394 GP
- Trevor Rosenthal373 GP
- Bryn Smith365 GP
- Dustin Hermanson358 GP
- Skeeter Barnes353 GP
- Larry Lintz350 GP
- Lary Sorensen346 GP
- Roger Freed344 GP
- Tom Lawless343 GP
- Jacob Barnes334 GP
- Ken Hill334 GP
- Sam Mejias334 GP
- Chuck Taylor305 GP
- Kip Wells304 GP
- Mike Garman303 GP
- Jorge Sosa296 GP
- Kent Bottenfield292 GP
- Sam Freeman271 GP
- Miles Mikolas269 GP
- Will McEnaney269 GP
- John D'Acquisto267 GP
- Tom Nieto251 GP
- Willie Fraser239 GP
- Jerome Williams236 GP
- Stan Papi225 GP
- Erick Fedde198 GP
- Tom Walker191 GP
- Justin Miller173 GP
- Juan Yepez166 GP
- Gary Waslewski157 GP
- Bob Reynolds140 GP
- Larry Jaster139 GP
- Don Shaw138 GP
- John Tamargo135 GP
- John Costello119 GP
- Rich Nye117 GP
- Michael Blazek114 GP
- Britt Reames103 GP
- Jason Simontacchi101 GP
- Dave Wainhouse85 GP
- Floyd Wicker81 GP
- Rigo Beltran78 GP
- Bryan Eversgerd76 GP
- Jorge Roque65 GP
- Tres Barrera57 GP
- Gene Roof48 GP
- Randy Hunt35 GP
- Greg Bargar33 GP
- Andre Granillo22 GP
- Ryan Loutos15 GP
Think you know them all?
The St. Louis Cardinals 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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- Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals
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- New York Mets and Washington Nationals
- Chicago Cubs and Washington Nationals
- Cincinnati Reds and Washington Nationals
- New York Yankees and Washington Nationals
- Texas Rangers and Washington Nationals
- Cleveland Guardians and Washington Nationals
Data: the SABR Lahman Baseball Database, covering everyone who played from 1901 on.