The list that has Jim Jackson inside

12 teams
Tony Massenburg

11 teams
Jim Jackson

10 teams
Kevin Ollie

9 teams
Damon Jones

8 teams
Kenny Anderson
Jon Barry
Aaron Williams

7 teams
Tony Delk
Tom Gugliotta
Brevin Knight
Randy Livingston
Ron Mercer
Wesley Person
Rodney Rogers
Scott Williams
Kevin Willis

6 teams
Earl Boykins
Rick Brunson
Sam Cassell
Michael Curry
Howard Eisley
Darvin Ham
Anthony Johnson
Christian Laettner
Mikki Moore
Dikembe Mutombo
Steve Smith
Erick Strickland
Clarence Weatherspoon

5 teams
Stacey Augmon
Vin Baker
Brent Barry
Travis Best
Chauncey Billups
Michael Bradley
Rodney Buford
Calbert Cheaney
Doug Christie
Michael Doleac
Obinna Ekezie
Danny Fortson
Eddie House
Juwan Howard
Mike James
Tyronn Lue
Donyell Marshall
Jeff McInnis
Lee Nailon
Milt Palacio
Anthony Peeler
Clifford Robinson
Brian Skinner
Joe Smith
Michael Stewart
Bruno Sundov
Bob Sura
Nick Van Exel
Keith Van Horn
Samaki Walker
Eric Williams

4 teams
Tariq Abdul-Wahad
Cory Alexander
Derek Anderson
Shandon Anderson
Carlos Arroyo
Chucky Atkins
Tony Battie
Calvin Booth
Bruce Bowen
Tierre Brown
Brian Cardinal
Speedy Claxton
Mateen Cleaves
Antonio Daniels
Ricky Davis
Andrew DeClerq
Dan Dickau
Eddie Gill
Brian Grant
Adrian Griffin
Matt Harpring
Othella Harrington
Lucious Harris
Robert Horry
Troy Hudson
Lindsey Hunter
Stephen Jackson
Ervin Johnson
Jumaine Jones
Tony Kukoc
George Lynch
Stephon Marbury
Antonio McDyess
Brad Miller
Nazr Mohammed
Mamadou N'diaye
Moochie Norris
Bo Outlaw
Gary Payton
Theo Ratliff
Jalen Rose
Michael Ruffin
Bryon Russell
Jerry Stackhouse
Jacques Vaughn
Rasheed Wallace
Chris Webber
David Wesley
Mike Wilks
Jerome Williams
Corliss Williamson

Last edited by alexboom on Sat Mar 05, 2005 8:39 am, edited 1 time in total.

Nice list, alexboom. Some of the players you don't really notice that they've been on so many teams, like Boykins, Christie, and even Chauncey Billups.

Edit: What's the NBA record for a player on multiple teams?

boykins? what teams has he been in?

i knew about chauncey, like most of the pistons, he's been thrown around so many teams...

12 teams
Tony Massenburg

what a slut!

billups went through boston, denver, orlando, minnesota and now detroit

Damon Jones has been a bit of a whore too...

Jones is 9.

What's the purpose of that thread?

1 team
miller

Earl Boykins
Sam Cassell
Brent Barry
Chauncey Billups
Doug Christie
Bruce Bowen
Ricky Davis

Those are the most surprising ones for me, never realized that they had been on 4+ teams.

I know BOwen played in miami too but where else did he play?

billups went through boston, denver, orlando, minnesota and now detroit...

He also got traded to Toronto, but I dont remember him ever playing a game for us.

I believe Gary Payton is missing -- Seattle, Milwaukee, L.A., Boston...

I added Payton and corrected Damon Jones' number of teams. Thanks for spotting them

I know BOwen played in miami too but where else did he play?

He really started his career in Boston, as a defensive specialist (pretty astonishing as he played in France before where he was a terrible offensive threat) After 2 seasons he signed as a FA with Philadelphia, who traded him after 1/2 season to Chicago Bulls, in a 3 team trade including Hughes, Starks and Kukoc. Chicago immediately waived him and Bowen joined the Heat.
And now, he's in San Antonio where he became more famous

Earl Boykins.. my boy.. hes been with Cavs, Clippers, Nuggets, Magic, Nets and GSW

He went to Nets, Cavs, Magic, Clippers, Warriors then Nuggets in that order
Was undrafted which is impressive

I know Bowen played in Boston, Miami and San Antonio....I don't know the 4th team off the top of my head....

I don't mind if a player moves around once his contract is up and the current team doesn't want or need him....I do have issue with players demanding trades when they're under contract....

as for Earl Boykins, he always had talent....I believed he formed a dynamic backcourt duo with some SG at Eastern Michigan who was drafted by the Spurs....was it Derrick Dial?!? either way, I believe Boykins averaged something like 25-26ppg and 5-6apg in his senior season (can't be 100% sure off the top of my head) at Eastern Michigan which is huge for a man of his height....

I believe Bruce Bowen also played for Philadelphia.

Philly?!? I never would have guessed that one

just read my previous post

Somehow missed that post.

Boykin's story has been amazing. In Eastern Michigan.. yes he did average 26 ppg and 5 apg. He was then undrafted went to CBA. And made his way through four teams before Eric M who was an assistant with the Magic wanted Boykins on his Warriors team and let him play decent minutes. The start of Boykins career... wat i remember most about his time in GS... is that he beat the lakers 2 times ... in one week