G-Fafif Old-Timey Member Posted August 28, 2018 Posted August 28, 2018 I count fourteen players who've been Mets plus at least three other NL East variations in their careers. Read about them here if you like.
bmfc1 Old-Timey Member Posted August 29, 2018 Posted August 29, 2018 This is some awesome research. Worth reading.
seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted August 29, 2018 Posted August 29, 2018 Yeah, this is neat. I kind of love guys who have played for a lot of teams. I thought about trying to get a Matt Stairs card from each of his teams, but I think two of them never made it to cardboard.(Edwin Jackson and Octavio Dotel tied at 13, by the way, and Jackson's only 34, so he'll have the record alone at some point.)
batmagadanleadoff Old-Timey Member Posted August 29, 2018 Posted August 29, 2018 seawolf17 wrote:Yeah, this is neat. I kind of love guys who have played for a lot of teams. I thought about trying to get a Matt Stairs card from each of his teams, but I think two of them never made it to cardboard.(Edwin Jackson and Octavio Dotel tied at 13, by the way, and Jackson's only 34, so he'll have the record alone at some point.)Just off the top of my head and without looking anything up, I'd guess that the Met who played for the most teams would be between Dotel, Todd Zeile and LaTroy Hawkins, based on those card threads I used to make. Those three always came up.
seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted August 29, 2018 Posted August 29, 2018 batmagadanleadoff wrote:Yeah, this is neat. I kind of love guys who have played for a lot of teams. I thought about trying to get a Matt Stairs card from each of his teams, but I think two of them never made it to cardboard.(Edwin Jackson and Octavio Dotel tied at 13, by the way, and Jackson's only 34, so he'll have the record alone at some point.)Just off the top of my head and without looking anything up, I'd guess that the Met who played for the most teams would be between Dotel, Todd Zeile and LaTroy Hawkins, based on those card threads I used to make. Those three always came up.From a quick glance through this list: https://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/leaders_most_franchises.shtmlPlayer Years Played Franchises LeaguesOctavio Dotel 1999-2013 13 2Miguel Batista 1992-2012 11 2Henry Blanco 1997-2013 11 2Bruce Chen 1998-2015 11 2Bartolo Colon 1997-2018 11 2LaTroy Hawkins 1995-2015 11 2Rick White 1994-2007 11 2Todd Zeile 1989-2004 11 2Marlon Byrd 2002-2016 10 2Tommy Davis 1959-1976 10 2Dana Eveland 2005-2016 10 2Roberto Hernandez 1991-2007 10 2Bob Miller 1957-1974 10 2Blaine Boyer 2005-2018 9 2Darren Bragg 1994-2004 9 2Miguel Cairo 1996-2012 9 2Jose Cardenal 1963-1980 9 2Dennis Cook 1988-2002 9 2Elmer Dessens 1996-2010 9 2Kyle Farnsworth 1999-2014 9 2Rickey Henderson 1979-2003 9 2Livan Hernandez 1996-2012 9 2Mike Maddux 1986-2000 9 2Mike Marshall 1967-1981 9 2Chuck McElroy 1989-2001 9 2Willie Montanez 1966-1982 9 2Darren Oliver 1993-2013 9 2Jesse Orosco 1979-2003 9 2Rey Sanchez 1991-2005 9 2Dan Schatzeder 1977-1991 9 2David Weathers 1991-2009 9 2
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