Who was the first NHL player to have played for 10 different NHL franchises?

I believe the "first" actual NHL player to play for 10 different teams is Michel Petit. He started playing in the NHL in 1982 for the Vancouver Canucks which was followed by NY, Quebec, Toronto, Calgary, Los Angeles, Tampa Bay, Edmonton, Philadelphia and Phoenix during the 1997-1998 season.J.J. Daigneault also started his NHL career playing for the Vancouver Canucks in 1984 but did not play for his tenth team the Minnesota Wild until the 2000-2001 season. Same website as a reference but with more specific information: http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/players/most_teams.htmlAccording to the same site, Mike Sillinger currently played for the most NHL teams with 12 teams from 1990 - 2008.

The very first NHL player who played on ten different teams was J.J. Daigneault. He played on the following teams: Vancouver, Philadelphia, Montreal, St.Louis, Pittsburgh, Anaheim, New York, Nashville, Phoenix and, Minnesota. He also played on other leagues such as QMJHL, Intl, AHL and the IHL.

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