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Jeff Green, for instance, has played with:

Kevin Durant, James Harden, Russell Westbrook, Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Shaq, Jermaine O'Neal, Rajon Rondo, Jason Terry, Marc Gasol, Mike Conley, ZBO, Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, Derrick Rose, Kevin Love, Bradley Beal, Dwight Howard, Rudy Gobert, Donovan Mitchell, Lamarcus Aldrige, Kyrie Irving, and the Joker.

Many of these players he's played with more than once as well, on different teams.

Can any other player of there match his list of legends/all stars? Oh the stories he'll tell his grandchildren...

He's even racked up time as a team mate with many of NBA history's "funny legends" such as darko, and delonte west.

Ish Smith bounced around a bunch, but I doubt he's played with as many hall of famers(or future hall of famers) as Jeff Green tho.

Trevor Ariza.

List of teammates:
* LeBron James
* Anthony Davis
* Russell Westbrook
* Carmelo Anthony
* Rajon Rondo
* Dwight Howard
* DeAndre Jordan
* Kobe Bryant
* Pau Gasol
* James Harden
* Chris Paul
* Jimmy Butler
* Bam Adebayo
* Goran Dragic
* Andre Iguodala
* Damian Lillard
* Bradley Beal
* John Wall
* Devin Booker
* Tyson Chandler
* Jamal Crawford
* Lou Williams
* Joe Johnson
* Jason Terry
* Andrew Bynum
* David West
* Yao Ming
* Tracy McGrady
* Kyle Lowry
* Rashard Lewis
* Grant Hill
* Stephon Marbury
* David Lee
* Allan Houston
* Anfernee Hardaway

Not going to do the work, but Horry probably has a good list since he was part of 3 legendary teams and 1 random Suns season that had KJ, Kidd and Nash.

Shaq probably doesn't count because of his own legendary status, but even as he aged out as role player he had some pretty incredible teammates.

I suspect that a lot of journeymen will fill this thread, and it will be a lot more than people think. When some players have played on 10+ teams: -

12 teams - Chucky Brown, Jim Jackson, Tony Massenburg, Joe Smith
11 teams - Ish Smith, Anthony Tolliver, Kevin Ollie
10 teams - Trevor Ariza, Jeff Green

However, Kevin Ollie might take the cake for the NBA player with the most jerseys due to playing for so many teams. While Ollie played for "just" 11 teams, he had two different stints with the Orlando Magic, three different stints with the Philadelphia 76ers and played for the SEA/OKC franchise both in Seattle (2003) and in OKC (2009-10). All in all, Ollie moved from one NBA team to another 15 times during his career from 1997-2010 and he collected 15 different jerseys along the way.

Richard Jefferson has played with:

Jason Kidd
Dikembe Mutombo
Vince Carter
Alonzo Mourning
Clifford Robinson
Michael Redd
Michael Finley
Antonio McDyess
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Tony Parker
Kawhi Leonard
Steph Curry
Draymond Green
Klay Thompson
David Lee
Rudy Gobert
Gordon Hayward
Amare Stoudemire
Dirk Nowitzki
Tyson Chandler
Rajon Rondo
LeBron James
Kevin Love
Kyle Korver
Deron Williams
Kyrie Irving
Nikola Jokic
Paul Millsap

And he's played with a bunch of other entertaining and/or notable personalities as well:

Brian Scalabrine
Kenyon Martin
Jason Collins
Andrew Bogut
Monta Ellis
Chandler Parsons
JR Smith
Jamaal Tinsley
Enes Kanter

Kevin Knox. He's played with Bugha, Zayt, Aqua, Benjyfishy...Oh, we're not talking about Fortnite?

This guy doesn’t really compete with the guys y’all have named but for only playing for 5 franchises, Dennis Rodman stacked them up pretty good.
Pistons - Isiah, Dumars, Dantley, Aguirre
Bulls - Jordan, Pippen, Kukoc, Robert Parish
Lakers -Shaq, Kobe, Glen Rice, Eddie Jones
Spurs - Robinson, Sean Elliot, Dale Ellis, Moses Malone!
Mavs - Dirk, Nash, Finley

Robert Horry comes to mind. Can't think of a more right place right time guy.

Boris Diaw probably wishes he had his team selection skills and fortune, he'd be a HOFer (i jest)

Can someone make the list for Chucky Brown?

Shawn Marion has an interesting set. Especially if you use a loose interpretation of the term 'legends.'

Jason Kidd
Oliver Miller
Joe Johnson
Stephon Marbury
Steve Nash
Amare Stoudemire
Grant Hill
Alonzo Mourning
Dwayne Wade
Jason Williams
Chris Bosh
Dirk Nowitzki
Vince Carter
Delonte West
Lamar Odom
Elton Brand
Eddy Curry
LeBron James
Kyrie Irving
JR Smith

Fun fact. He has been teammates with all of the Heat Big 3 but none of them at the same time

Here's the list of NBA legends LeBron James has played with, according to his stans:

Most of the guys mentioned so far (Horry, Rodman, Ariza, Jefferson) have one, or more, rings and multiple deep playoff runs. Jeff Green has zero rings and has only made it past the second round once. I think if I was a "legend" and hoping to win a championship I'd bypass Green just based on that.

Let's test if the number of different teams makes all the difference, I'll do Ish Smith

Kyle Lowry
Yao Ming
Zach Randolph
Marc Gasol
Steph Curry
Klay Thompson
Dwight Howard
Kevin Durant
Russell Westbrook
Anthony Davis
Blake Griffin
Bradley Beal
Too early to say LaMelo Ball?

Steve Kerr got a pretty sick list too.

As a player:
* Michael Jordan
* Scottie Pippen
* Tim Duncan
* David Robinson
* Tony Parker
* Manu Ginobili
* Shaquille O'Neal
* Kevin Johnson
* Rasheed Wallace
* Mark Price
* Larry Nance
* Horace Grant
* Toni Kukoc
* Dan Majerle
* Shawn Kemp
* Dennis Rodman
* Robert Parish
* Zach Randolph

And as a coach:
* Stephen Curry
* Draymond Green
* Klay Thompson
* Andre Iguodala
* Kevin Durant
* DeMarcus Cousins
* D'Angelo Russell
* David West
* David Lee

LeBron?

DeAndre Liggins:

LeBron James
Kevin Durant
Dwight Howard
Russell Westbrook
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Dirk Nowitzki
Dwyane Wade
Hasheem Thabeet
Anthony Davis
Kyrie Irving
Ray Allen
Chris Bosh
Khris Middleton
Kevin Love
Jrue Holiday

Scott Williams played with MJ and LeBron. I think I once read that he's the only player in NBA history who played with both of them. Also played with Dirk and Nash in Dallas, Amar'e, Marion and Penny in Phoenix, Ray Allen in Milwaukee, Iverson in Philly, Tim Hardaway in Denver and of course Scottie in Chicago.

Jordan
LeBron
Dirk
Pippen
Ray Allen
Iverson
Nash
Penny Hardaway
Tim Hardaway
Amar'e
Marion

bbalnation wrote:Robert Horry comes to mind. Can't think of a more right place right time guy.

Boris Diaw probably wishes he had his team selection skills and fortune, he'd be a HOFer (i jest)

I know you're just joking, but imo Diaw without his Zion Williamson eating habits would have had a shot at the HOF