Record Holding Journeymen

Mike Sillenger
Some athletes switch zip codes like Paris Hilton switches men. Kidzworld takes a look at some of pro sports' journeymen. Below are the record holders for most teams in every major sport.
Journeymen - Tony Massenburg
League: NBA
Number: 12
teams (1990-2005)
Teams: Spurs (twice), Hornets,
Celtics, Warriors, Clippers, Raptors,
76ers, Nets, Grizzlies (twice), Rockets, Jazz, Kings.
Fun Facts : The longest tenure Tony had with a team was two years. He played two years with the
Vancouver Grizzlies (1997-99), then played another two years with the Grizzlies (2000-02) after they moved to Memphis. Tony also spent two years playing in
Europe.
Journeymen - Mike Sillinger
League: NHL
Number: 12 teams (1990-Present)
Teams: Red Wings,
Ducks, Canucks, Flyers, Lightning,
Panthers, Senators, Blue Jackets, Coyotes, Blues,
Predators, Islanders.
Fun Facts: Mike also played for two
minor league teams in his professional hockey
career. Mike never returned to any teams he'd previously played for. He has also been traded nine times, which is an NHL
record too.
Journeymen - Mike Morgan
League: MLB
Number: 12 teams (1977-2001)
Teams: A's,
Yankees, Blue Jays, Mariners, Orioles, Dodgers, Cubs,
Cardinals, Reds, Twins, Rangers, Diamondbacks.
Fun Facts: The
longest tenure for Mike has been three years, which he's done with three different teams. Mike also spent three years in the
minor leagues. Morgan shares the MLB record for teams played for with
Deacon McGuire who played from 1884-1912.
Journeymen - Jeff Brady
League: NFL
Number: Eight teams (1991-1999)
Teams: Steelers,
Packers, Rams, Chargers, Buccaneers,
Vikings, Panthers, Colts
Fun Facts: Jeff split the
1993 season with the St. Louis Rams and the
San Diego Chargers. His longest tenure with a team was with the Minnesota Vikings where he spent
three seasons (1995-97). The next closest to Brady was
Jeff George who played for seven different teams.
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