Players in Stanley Cup finals with 3 or more franchises

[alko]

Chris Pronger was in finlas with Flyers, Ducks and Oilers.

Is there any player, who did it with 4 teams? Or any other with 3?

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[Yozhik v tumane]

Mark Recchi won the cup with the Penguins, Hurricanes and Bruins.

Edit:
And Joe Nieuwendyk did it with the Flames, Stars and Devils.

Hossa made the finals with the Penguins and Red Wings, before winning the cup with the Blackhawks.

Claude Lemieux won cups with the Canadiens, Avalanche and Devils.

And a player by the name of Jack Marshall won six cups with four different teams in the early 1900s: Winnipeg Victorias in 1901, Montreal HC in 1902 and 1903, Montreal Wanderers in 1907 and 1910, and with the Toronto Blueshirts in 1914.

 

[The Panther]

Paul Coffey = 4
Oilers
Penguins
Red Wings
Flyers

 

[sr edler]

Rhett Warrener.

 

[The Panther]

Marian Hossa -- not only 3, but three different teams in 3 years:
Penguins
Red Wings
Blackhawks

 

[WolfOfBroadStreet14]

Justin Williams

Hurricanes
Kings
Capitals

 

[Yozhik v tumane]

A lot of players have made the finals with three different teams.

But Petr Sykora has made the finals - wins and losses - four times, with the Devils, Ducks, Oilers, and Penguins.

 

[Kuljeskelen]

Esa Tikkanen
Oilers
Rangers
Capitals

 

[sonic92]

Martin Gelinas

- 1990 Oilers
- 1994 Canucks
- 2002 Hurricanes
- 2004 Flames

 

[Sanf]

Billy Hague was losing goalie with 4 different SC challenge teams. Ottawa Silver Seven, Ottawa Victoria, Galt Pros and Moncton Victorias. Did win it with Silver Seven once.

Ty Conklin was with losing team 2006 (Oilers) 2008 (Penguins) and 2009 (Red Wings). Mainly as backup goalie. In 2007 he was on losing side in conference finals with Sabres.

 

[Kyle McMahon]

A lot of players have made the finals with three different teams.

But Petr Sykora has made the finals - wins and losses - four times, with the Devils, Ducks, Oilers, and Penguins.

Sykora signed with Edmonton the year after they went to the 2006 Final.

I heard Darryl Sydor on local radio yesterday, coincidentally. I had no memory at all of him ever playing in Pittsburgh until it was mentioned by the host. Indeed, he was there in 2008 and played four games in the Final. That makes him a member of the rare 4-team club (LA 93, Dallas 99 and 00, Lightning 04, Pittsburgh 08).

 

[alko]

Marian Hossa -- not only 3, but three different teams in 3 years:
Penguins
Red Wings
Blackhawks

How could i not mention Hossa?

 

[Air Budd Dwyer]

Chelios with Montreal, Chicago, and Detroit.

 

[Passchendaele]

Justin Williams

Hurricanes
Kings
Capitals

Williams was not on the 2018 roster.

 

[KMart27]

Phil Esposito with Chicago, Boston, and the Rangers.

 

[Vujtek]

Stanley Cups won with three different organisations as a player:

Gord Pettinger (NYR 1933, DET 1936/1937, BOS 1939)
Al Arbour (DET 1954, CHI 1961, TOR 1962/1964) *Did not play in 1954 Final*
Larry Hillman (DET 1955, TOR 1962/1963/1964/1967, MTL 1969) *Did not play in 1955, 1962, 1963 and 1969 Final*
Claude Lemieux (MTL 1986, NJD 1995/2000, COL 1996)
Mike Keane (MTL 1993, COL 1996, DAL 1999)
Joe Nieuwendyk (CGY 1989, DAL 1999, NJD 2003) *Missed 2003 Final due to injury*
Mark Recchi (PIT 1991, CAR 2006, BOS 2011)

Players in the Stanley Cup Final with three different organisations in the salary cap era (2006-->):

Chris Pronger (EDM 2006, ANA 2007, PHI 2010)
Ray Emery (OTT 2007, PHI 2010, CHI 2013) *Missed 2010 Final due to injury and served as a backup in 2013 without getting any ice-time*
Daniel Carcillo (PHI 2010, CHI 2013, NYR 2014) *Did not play in 2013 and 2014 Final, extra forward*
Marian Hossa (PIT 2008, DET 2009, CHI 2010/2013/2015)

 

[chrispw1]

Brian Propp played in five losing finals with three teams, the three 1980s Flyers teams that went to the finals and was a late season acquisition by the 1990 Bruins and 1991 North Stars

 

[Prsut18]

Dominik Hasek - finals with Blackhawks, Sabres, Red Wings (2x)

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

1989 flames

1994 canucks

1998 capitals (as assistant coach)

 

[Vujtek]

Brad Richards was in the Final with Lightning (2004), Rangers (2014) and Blackhawks (2015).

Brett Hull was in the Final with Flames (1986), twice with Stars (1999/2000) and once with Red Wings (2002).

Paul Coffey = 4
Oilers
Penguins
Red Wings
Flyers

Interestingly enough, to go with Coffey's seven appearances in the Cup Final, he was traded four times leaving plenty of good charm to his old team:

Oilers traded Coffey away after a holdout in 1987 --> they went onto winning the Cup that season
Penguins traded Coffey away in 1992 --> they went onto winning the Cup that year
Kings traded Coffey away in 1993 --> they went onto the Cup Final that year
Red Wings traded Coffey away in 1996 --> they went onto winning back-to-back Stanley Cups

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

dwayne roloson and chris kunitz were both a tampa bay ECF game seven away from doing it

 

[GlitchMarner]

Stanley Cups won with three different organisations as a player:

Gord Pettinger (NYR 1933, DET 1936/1937, BOS 1939)
Al Arbour (DET 1954, CHI 1961, TOR 1962/1964) *Did not play in 1954 Final*
Larry Hillman (DET 1955, TOR 1962/1963/1964/1967, MTL 1969) *Did not play in 1955, 1962, 1963 and 1969 Final*
Claude Lemieux (MTL 1986, NJD 1995/2000, COL 1996)
Mike Keane (MTL 1993, COL 1996, DAL 1999)
Joe Nieuwendyk (CGY 1989, DAL 1999, NJD 2003) *Missed 2003 Final due to injury*
Mark Recchi (PIT 1991, CAR 2006, BOS 2011)

I know he wasn't a scorer, but I wanted to mention that Keane won three Cups despite having a 0.15 GPG average in the playoffs.

 

[JianYang]

Rhett Warrener.

And he lost all of them.

This is off the top of my head because I'm lazy, so correct me if I'm wrong.

1996 - he plays for Florida and gets swept.

1999 - he loses as a member of the Sabres in 6 games, which featured the Brett Hull crease goal.

2004 - he loses as a member of the flames in game 7. That included a game 6 where gelinas came extremely close to clinching a cup in OT for calgary.... Inconclusive on video review, although now that I think about it, I'm not even sure if they officially reviewed it.

Ouch.

 

[VanIslander]

For the record..

I have read in published history books (3 or 4 books ... back when i was younger).

Gord Pettinger (a 4-time Stanley Cup winner) CRAPPED literally in the cup the summer he was named captain of the Detroit Red Wings and the organization was so offended they immediately took away his captaincy and traded him (and tried to erase all memory of him).

Persona non grata... like ex-Habs captain Billy Coutu (who was just following coach Art Ross' edict when in Boston he was "banned for life".. which was in fact overturned 5 years later officially, due to leaked news of Ross' edict).

There is of course real **** in hockey history as there is in society.

 

[Voight]

Justin Williams

Hurricanes
Kings
Capitals

El wrongo. He wasn't on the 2018 Caps.