By comparison, I only wrote for five newspapers

I got my Hall of Fame ballot in the mail the other day, and the first thing I noticed was that practically all the first-year guys have played for a zillion teams apiece. This isn’t going to help any of them get elected, although I think Rickey Henderson (Athletics, Yankees, Blue Jays, Padres, Angels, Mets, Mariners, Red Sox and Dodgers) is a special case. There’s Ron Gant (Braves, Reds, Cardinals, Phillies, Angels, Rockies, Athletics, Padres); Jay Bell (Indians, Pirates, Royals, Diamondbacks, Mets); David Cone (Royals, Mets, Blue Jays, Yankees and Red Sox); Greg Vaughn (Brewers, Padres, Reds, Rays and Rockies); Dan Plesac (Brewers, Cubs, Pirates, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks and Phillies) and Jesse Orosco (Mets, Indians, Brewers, Orioles, Cardinals, Dodgers, Padres, Yankees and Twins). Three other first-timers - Mark Grace, Mo Vaughn and Matt Williams played on only two or three teams. Nobody played on just one. Most of these guys are clearly not franchise players, or they would have ... (link)