Ending Ugly

Several superstars will play for one time almost their entire career, then right at the end of their career they'll sign on with another team for one last hurrah. They still think they can play, but most of the time it ends ugly. 

Like Peyton Manning before him, Tom Brady was able to win a championship with his new team. A championship pretty much excludes them from this list. Here are dozens of examples. Who did I leave out?

Hank Aaron Brewers
Marcus Allen Chiefs
Steve Avery Tigers
Steve Bartkowski Rams
Fred Biletnikoff Roughriders
Drew Bledsoe Bills
Wade Boggs Devil Rays
Tom Brady Bucs
Orlando Cepeda Red Sox
Larry Csonka Giants
Eric Dickerson Falcons
Mike Ditka Eagles Cowboys
Tony Dorsett Broncos
Patrick Ewing Seattle
Brett Favre Jets Vikings
Francoeur Royals Rangers Marlins
Steve Garvey Padres
Tom Glavine Mets
Ken Griffey Jr White Sox
Gronk Bucs
Franco Harris Seahawks
Bo Jackson White Sox
Andruw Jones White Sox
Michael Jordan Wizards
Jim Kiick Broncos
Joe Kapp Patriots
Bernie Kosar Dolphins
Ronnie Lott Jets
Greg Maddux Padres Dodgers
Archie Manning Oilers Vikings
Pete Maravich Celtics
Stephon Marbury Korea
Eddie Mathews Astros
Willie Mays Mets
Brian McCann Astros
Fred McGriff Devil Rays
Jim McMahon Chargers
Joe Montana Chiefs
Warren Moon Seahawks
Randy Moss Titans
Dale Murphy Phillies Rockies
Joe Namath Rams
Phil Niekro Indians Yankees
Alan Page Bears
Scottie Pippen Portland
Jerry Rice Seahawks
Babe Ruth Braves
Deion Sanders Ravens
Tom Seaver White Sox
Shaq Cleveland, Boston
OJ Simpson 49ers
Emmitt Smith Cardinals
John Smoltz Cardinals Red Sox
Duke Snider Mets
Warren Spahn Mets
Ken Stabler Oilers Saints
Jan Stenerud Vikings Packers
Jim Taylor Saints
Johnny Unitas Chargers
Dominique Wilkins Celtics

I wrote this on my phone, during the second half of the Super Bowl. Pet peeve: people who call it the superbowl, or the Big Game.