Dusty Baker (ATL 1968-1975, LAD 1976-1983)
Before he was one of the winningest managers in MLB history, Dusty Baker was a well-rounded outfielder who played nearly 20 seasons in Major League Baseball.
He was drafted by Atlanta in 1967, and developed into a solid hitter on the Braves of the early 70's. Baker was a witness to history in 1974, standing on deck as Hank Aaron hit home run number 715 to surpass Babe Ruth on the all-time home run list.
After his trade to the Dodgers prior to the 1976 season, Baker saw a lot of his career accomplishments come while he was in Dodger Blue. He won two Silver Sluggers and a Gold Glove, an NLCS MVP, and a World Series title before retiring and later becoming a manager.
In the sixteen seasons he spent with Atlanta and LA, Baker hit more than 200 home runs, more than 120 stolen bases, and one potential action that changed sports celebration history.
Here's a few other notable names that made stops with the Dodgers and Braves in their major league careers:
-Gary Sheffield
-Rafael Furcal
-Joc Pederson
-J.D. Drew
-Brian Jordan
-Andy Messersmith
-Jason Heyward
-Marquis Grissom
-Fred McGriff
-Otis Nixon
-Greg Maddux
-Shelby Miller
-Peter Moylan
-Jesse Chavez