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Through 2010, that is Matt Stairs and Todd Zeile who hit HRs for 11 different teams.

Stairs hit home runs for the Athletics (122), Royals (39), Blue Jays (32), Pirates (20), Cubs (17), Brewers (16), Phillies (7), Rangers (3), Padres (3), Tigers (2), and Red Sox (1).

Zeile hit home runs for the Cardinals (75), Mets (41), Dodgers (38), Rangers (30), Phillies (20), Rockies (18), Cubs (9), Yankees (6), Marlins (6), Expos (5), and Orioles (5).

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Ron Villone.

Villone played 15 seasons (1995-2009) for 12 different teams (Mariners, Padres, Reds, Yankees, Astros, Brewers, Rockies, Pirates, Cardinals, Nationals, Indians, and Marlins) and pitched in 717 games.

Mike Morgan also played for 12 different teams during his career and pitched in 597 games.

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In MLB, that was Hank Aaron who hit 733 career home runs for the Braves.

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