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Players who played for the Toronto Blue Jays and Washington Nationals

112 MLB players have played for both the Toronto Blue Jays 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. Ron Fairly2,442 GP
  2. Al Oliver2,368 GP
  3. Royce Clayton2,108 GP
  4. Dave Martinez1,919 GP
  5. Matt Stairs1,895 GP
  6. Otis Nixon1,709 GP
  7. Jayson Werth1,583 GP
  8. David Segui1,456 GP
  9. Yunel Escobar1,434 GP
  10. Alex Gonzalez1,396 GP
  11. Orlando Merced1,391 GP
  12. Adam Lind1,344 GP
  13. Rick Cerone1,329 GP
  14. Reed Johnson1,320 GP
  15. Cesar Izturis1,310 GP
  16. Tony Batista1,309 GP
  17. Mitch Webster1,265 GP
  18. Darrin Fletcher1,245 GP
  19. Mark DeRosa1,241 GP
  20. Corey Patterson1,230 GP
  21. Felipe Lopez1,185 GP
  22. Miguel Montero1,185 GP
  23. Yan Gomes1,118 GP
  24. Corey Dickerson1,084 GP
  25. Juan Rivera1,058 GP
  26. Michael Barrett1,054 GP
  27. Damaso Garcia1,032 GP
  28. Brad Wilkerson972 GP
  29. Tom Hutton952 GP
  30. Paul DeJong925 GP
  31. Maicer Izturis909 GP
  32. Ben Revere857 GP
  33. Emilio Bonifacio834 GP
  34. Brad Fullmer807 GP
  35. Tyler Clippard807 GP
  36. Charlie O'Brien800 GP
  37. Kevin Mench729 GP
  38. Rene Gonzales705 GP
  39. Rob Ducey703 GP
  40. Miguel Batista658 GP
  41. Jim Mason633 GP
  42. Hector Torres622 GP
  43. Scott Downs619 GP
  44. Eric Thames605 GP
  45. John Candelaria603 GP
  46. Ryan Langerhans597 GP
  47. Brad Hand579 GP
  48. Graeme Lloyd568 GP
  49. Jon Rauch556 GP
  50. Daniel Hudson547 GP
  51. Tony Solaita525 GP
  52. Dale Murray518 GP
  53. Max Scherzer508 GP
  54. Marc Rzepczynski506 GP
  55. Fred Manrique498 GP
  56. Drew Storen470 GP
  57. Ken Williams451 GP
  58. Casey Janssen437 GP
  59. Edwin Jackson429 GP
  60. Patrick Corbin397 GP
  61. Omar Daal392 GP
  62. Esteban Loaiza379 GP
  63. Sal Butera359 GP
  64. Steve Nicosia358 GP
  65. Ted Lilly357 GP
  66. Chad Gaudin346 GP
  67. Tom Lawless343 GP
  68. Scott Service340 GP
  69. Jacob Barnes334 GP
  70. Derek Law329 GP
  71. Ramon Ortiz308 GP
  72. Carl Edwards304 GP
  73. Marco Estrada283 GP
  74. Javy Guerra272 GP
  75. Raul Chavez263 GP
  76. Riley Adams263 GP
  77. Randy Knorr253 GP
  78. Anthony Banda248 GP
  79. Willie Fraser239 GP
  80. Tanner Roark227 GP
  81. David Carpenter223 GP
  82. Luis Aquino222 GP
  83. Robert Perez221 GP
  84. Sandy Martinez218 GP
  85. Austin Voth210 GP
  86. Josh Palacios207 GP
  87. Moises Sierra207 GP
  88. Tomo Ohka204 GP
  89. Tommy Milone199 GP
  90. Mat Latos197 GP
  91. Wil Ledezma192 GP
  92. Balor Moore180 GP
  93. Ken Macha180 GP
  94. Aaron Sanchez174 GP
  95. Chien-Ming Wang174 GP
  96. Randy St. Claire162 GP
  97. Bill Risley157 GP
  98. Richard Lovelady156 GP
  99. Mickey Mahler122 GP
  100. Jimmy Cordero114 GP
  101. A. J. Cole109 GP
  102. Paolo Espino97 GP
  103. Tony Johnson72 GP
  104. Darwin Cubillan56 GP
  105. Matt Waldron53 GP
  106. Luis Lopez52 GP
  107. Shawn Hill45 GP
  108. Paxton Schultz40 GP
  109. Foster Griffin38 GP
  110. Denis Boucher35 GP
  111. Patrick Murphy35 GP
  112. Sean Nolin19 GP

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