211,760 WARNotable names: Roger Clemens, Warren Spahn, Roberto Clemente, Sammy Sosa, Arky Vaughan. No. 49753 WARNotable names: Ron Guidry, Tom Candiotti, Charlie Hough, Tim Wakefield, Larry Dierker. Let's safely assume you don't remember Mel Harder. Over the course of his prolific career, he wore the #80 for three different teams, but is best remembered for wearing it in the red and gold of the San Francisco 49ers. 24 for the Red Sox, then 3.5 WAR wearing No. Lauren Chamberlain is a retired infielder and one of the greatest players inAmerican softball. Jeter was named to fourteen All-Star teams and won the World Series five times during his career with the Bronx Bombers. Lawrie struck out 1860 batters . Note that this is only St. Louis Hernandez. Gehrig finished with 493 homers and a .340 career batting average, and he was even better in the World Series the Iron Horse hit .361 and popped 10 homers in 34 games as his Yankees claimed the title six times in seven tries. No. The number suited him well. 121,514 WARNotable names: Roberto Alomar, Mark Langston, Steve Finley, Dusty Baker, Alfonso Soriano. Jessica Mendoza, former 4-time First All-American Team, two-time medal-winning Olympian, retired All-Star Softball outfielder originally from Camarillo, California and alsois thecurrentsports broadcaster for ESPN. She parlayed that into success on the diamond, thriving as one of the speediest players in program history. Let's get into something fun. Top 10 Famous Softball Players by SportsGeeks February 28, 2021 Dot Richardson Dot Richardson, a two-time gold medal winner from Orlando, Florida, is a right-handed shortstop softball player, an American physician. Why hes here: A-Rod wore No. you yell incredulously. 441,090 WARNotable names: Henry Aaron, Willie McCovey, Roy Oswalt, Paul Goldschmidt, Jake Peavy. Now we're talking, so far as all-time stars go. The Pittsburgh hero led the NL in batting average four times, led the Pirates to a World Series championship twice and won the NL MVP in 1966. 32. This was an easy choice. "Where's the Babe?" Why he's here: No one else in MLB history has worn No. No. Stats. Why he's here: The hard-throwing Yankee has established himself as one of baseball's top relievers over the past two seasons. She is the NCAA Division I career leader in home runs and slugging percentage. No. MOON TOWNSHIP Tonight the Colonials hosted a postseason game for the first time since the 2019-2020 season when Robert Morris hosted the Northeast Conference Championship Robert Morris Looks to Avenge Final Regular Season Loss to IUPUI in First Home Playoff Game since 2019-20, Randall, Clark Sweep ASUN Player of the Week Honors, Robert Morris Enters Horizon League Tournament With Fresh Slate, Beyond the Numbers: Softballs Retired Jerseys 52 Views, Robert Morris Announces 2023 Softball Schedule 47 Views, WICKLINE: It Is Time to Fear the Colonials 39 Views, Robert Morris Closes Out Home Schedule With Statement Win Over Youngstown State 37 Views. 6 Via bleacherreport.com If one is going to put any basketball number on this list, that individual must also include the jersey of Julius Erving. Honorable mentions: Charlie Gehringer, Nellie Fox, Red Schoendienst. Remember, this is only accounting for Bonds' time with San Francisco, since he was 24 (and briefly 7) with Pittsburgh. The University of Arizona retired Finch's jersey number 27 to honor the best female softball player in the university's history. "There's actually no reason," he said. Kelli Miller was a two-sport athlete during her time at RMU, playing for both softball and basketball. Aaron was the first and only player to wear No. (That last part is important; after an initial brief experiment or two in the 1910s and '20s, the '29 Yankees were the first to commit to it full-time, meaning most of Babe Ruth's best years are not included here, coming as they did with no uniform number. (All numbers current through the end of the 2022 Major League season.). 321,123 WARNotable names: Steve Carlton, Sandy Koufax, Roy Halladay, Milt Pappas, Jon Matlack. Numbers are now considered a common feature for uniforms in every team sport. Despite only pitching those five full seasons, Dean still was elected to the Hall of Fame. This association with inexperienced players taints all of these numbers. She was also the first woman in a national regular-season game to be a game analyst. By the time he was finished, Robinson had a pair of MVP awards for Cincinnati in 1961 and for Baltimore in 1966and he had collected 586 career home runs. 42, but it's the only number that's guaranteed to fall down, not go up, because it's of course retired sport-wide in honor of Jackie Robinson. No. Marichal won 191 games and rolled up a 2.57 ERA in 328 games (320 starts) during the 1960s for the Giants. 40881 WARNotable names: Bartolo Colon, Madison Bumgarner, Frank Tanana, Andy Benes, Rick Sutcliffe. Childhood favorite of Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder. He was a larger than life figure that was known for crushing home runs and winning seven World Series titles. 1: Jose Cardenal. And yet I know that 88, for example, would make a decent jersey number. 5. She also won the MVP of the NEC Tournament in 1998. Students walk by the field every day, but not any of them would know what these numerals stood for unless they went beyond the numbers. More recently, 18 has become known in the Majors as being the favored number of Japanese pitchers, as Hiroki Kuroda, Kenta Maeda, Hisashi Iwakuma, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Yusei Kikuchi have all worn it. That's four Hall of Famers listed there, plus Paul Waner and Lefty Gomez spent part of their careers with 11 as well. 141,472 WARNotable names: Pete Rose, Ernie Banks, Jim Bunning, Ken Boyer, Jim Rice. She also was a member of the U.S. National Team 2002, who won gold at the United States, and Canada Cups, and the International Softball Federation. In this sport, though, stats arent the only numbers that matter. We can split the same credit for No. The first number to get a big boost from pitchers. This one may not rate quite as high as some others, but 32 just looks like a baseball number, doesn't it? Byers was the greatest power hitter in Colonials history, swatting a school-record 35 home runs in her time with the Colonials, and playing during the golden era of 2005 and 2006. A legend and an important historical figure, Robinson also was a heck of a player, winning Rookie of the Year and MVP honors and posting five straight seasons of 7.0 WAR or better. She holds the single-season (23) and career (58) record for stolen bases, and her .376 batting average in 1991 stood as a record for 10 years. Bumgarner kept his 40 with Arizona, having made a deal with reliever Andrew Chafin after signing with the D-backs to retain his number from his glory days with San Francisco. 261,132 WARNotable names: Wade Boggs, Chase Utley, Billy Williams, Amos Otis, Boog Powell. Honorable mentions: Luis Aparicio, Edgar Martinez, Carl Hubbell. Forty-nine different players put up at least 10 WAR wearing No. Her 13 doubles that season also stood as a school record until 2018, when both Natalie Higgins and Olivia Lorusso broke it. Or: how about this view? As of 2022, reliever Joe Smith, a 15-year-veteran, had carried the three-eight with him from Cleveland to the Angels to the Blue Jays to Houston and finally to Minnesota. Honorable mentions: Chipper Jones, Ron Santo, Andre Dawson. ", No. Triskaidekaphobic football fans dreaded the Sundays when Marino and the Miami Dolphins rolled into town, because it usually meant their defense was in for a long day. Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball. Manager Alfred Lawson chose to put numbers on his teams jerseys in order for fans to easily identify each of the players. Honorable mentions: Kershaw, Larry Walker, Luis Tiant. These things aren't always scientific, are they. OK, it's time to lightning round this by showing all of the 51st-through-75th-ranked numbers together here. At every turn, Ronaldo has succeeded and proved to be the best. While a few picks are obvious, there may be some surprises at some of this week's numbers. 281,526 WARNotable names: Bert Blyleven, Cesar Cedeno, Wilbur Wood, Buster Posey, Nolan Arenado, Sometimes there's a great story behind a number, and sometimes, as Arenado noted, it's just what happens. Richardson has played with the UCLA Bruins and won the first NCAA National Championship in 1982. Why he's here: Fielder has worn No. Eck was the AL MVP and Cy Young winner in 1992 and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2004. Why hes here: The Hall of Famer won the Cy Young in both leagues, registered 314 wins and struck out 3,534 batters. But Henderson only spent about two-thirds of his career in the two-four (for example, he wore No. Worldwide, however, this is the number that millions see on Ohtani's back. Monica Abbott is an American professional left-hand softball pitcher, former All-American collegiate and OlympianSilver Medal winner. Honorable mentions: Vada Pinson, Cesar Cedeno, Pedro Guerrero. Let's not overthink this. He has worn the iconic #7 for Manchester United as well as the Portuguese National Team and his current club Real Madrid. What's most interesting about this group are the two numbers that are a little different -- 99 and 0. Robinson was a six-time All-Star, World Series Champion, and the 1949 National League MVP. He led the NL in batting average seven times and in OPS seven times, though that statistic didnt exist during his career and finished with a career .331 average. Why hes here: One of the greatest pichers ever, Maddux won four straight Cy Youngs and was elected to the Hall of Fame in a landslide on his first try. 5. 201,489 WARNotable names: Mike Schmidt, Frank Robinson, Don Sutton, Jorge Posada, Lou Brock, Josh Donaldson. 241,835 WARNotable names: Willie Mays, Rickey Henderson, Ken Griffey Jr., Miguel Cabrera, Dwight Evans. Jones, NBA, Wade Boggs, MLB; Rod Woodson, NFL;Herb Adderley, NFL; Billy Williams, MLB, Juan Marichal, MLB; Eddie George, NFL; Vladimir Guerrero, MLB; ScottNiedermayer, NHL; Mike Trout, MLB, Marshall Faulk, NFL; Bert Blyleven, MLB; Darrell Green, NFL, Eric Dickerson, NFL; Satchel Paige, MLB; Rod Carew, MLB; John Smoltz, MLB; Ken Dryden, NHL, Nolan Ryan, MLB; Martin Brodeur, NHL; Terrell Davis, NFL; Stephen Curry, NBA; Maury Wills, MLB; Bernard King, NBA, Greg Maddux, MLB; Reggie Miller, NBA; Fergie Jenkins, MLB; Dave Winfield, MLB; Billy Smith, NHL; Mike Piazza, MLB; Donnie Shell, NFL, Magic Johnson, NBA; Jim Brown, NFL; O.J. Why he's here: The recently retired Hunter earned five All-Star selections and nine Gold Gloves over his 19-year career. Several of the greats share the same number (Looking at you, No. She played for Team USA in international competition from 2005 including a national softball team that won the 2008 Summer Olympics silver medal. In 2006, Enquist decided to retire from UCLA. Honorable mentions: Ichiro Suzuki, Willie McGee, Trevor Hoffman. 151,754 WARNotable names: Dick Allen, Carlos Beltrn, Tim Hudson, Dustin Pedroia, Red Ruffing, Thurman Munson. No. Honorable mentions: Jim Maloney, Burt Hooton. Look at a graph that is actually showing you uniform numbers, ranked, by WAR. Why hes here: Because he's Tom friggin' Seaver, that's why. For most of his career, Jordan sported the #23, except for one season during which he donned #45 after his return from retirement. Lisa Fernandez has won numerous awards in her life and has been recognized for being one of the most outstanding athletes from Lakewood, California, playgrounds and ball diamonds. Why hes here: Ryan is the greatest strikout pitcher in baseball history of course. Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "a43580cc7689e3272705515b273bd971" );document.getElementById("f60aa1dce8").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. She tragically passed away just days after the teams 1998 season ended, and the team took the number out of circulation soon after. She was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2003 and was likely the last player to wear #1 when she graduated. 99 for the Dodgers after being traded in July. These numbers can be passed down from one club legend to the next, as the tradition is in soccer. Baker has continued wearing No. The Top 10 Greatest Baseball Players Ever to Wear the No. Honorable mentions: Rickey Henderson, Ken Griffey, Jr., Manny Ramirez, Miguel Cabrera, Barry Bonds. He won 266 games and threw three no-hitters in his 18-year career with the Indians, and that total would have undoubtedly been higher had he not missed three-and-a-half seasons (when he was 23 to 26 years old) serving in the military during World War II. When Magic Johnson was drafted with the first overall pick in the 1979 NBA Draft, he had to change his #33 from Michigan State, which belonged to the legendary Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Also included on the Top 10 here are Kelvim Escobar and Stan Bahnsen, and you don't know who Stan Bahnsen is. Why hes here: Musial feasted on opposing pitchers during his 22-year career with the Cardinals. He scores goals at an unbelievable pace and in a variety of ways, which makes him an absolute nightmare for opposing defenders. Finch was the 2001 winner of the Womens College World Series and was a leader of Team USA in the Summer Olympics 2004 and in the Summer Olympics 2008 in silver. No. Paul Goldschmidt, the 2022 NL MVP, wore 44 with Arizona, but he took 46 upon his trade to the Cardinals, saying that it was the closest number to 44 available, because 44 was taken at the time and 45 was retired for Bob Gibson. Sometimes, numbers take on a personality, and that's pretty clear true with the No. Everything about the modern NBA is made, to some extent, in Michael Jordan's image. Regional Mcbride 16u - GA Iconic NBA players with number 23 jerseys include Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Anthony Davis, all Hall of Fame-level players whose career highlights are among the greatest moments in basketball history. 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Green, NBA; Pedro Martinez, MLB; Kyle Petty, NASCAR, Lee Smith, MLB; Todd Christensen, NFL; Andy Pettitte, MLB, Jack Morris, MLB; Mel Blount, NFL; Tom Glavine, MLB; Jerry Lucas, NBA, Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR; Torii Hunter, MLB; Scott Young, NHL, Hoyt Wilhelm, MLB; Ron Guidry, MLB; Bobby Mitchell, NFL; Brian Savage, NHL, David Robinson, NBA; Mike Singletary, NFL; Dave Dalby, NFL, Jamie Moyer, MLB, Dick Butkus, NFL;Ichiro Suzuki, MLB; Randy Cross, NFL; Randy Johnson, MLB; Jim Ringo, NFL, Ray Lewis, NFL; Dave Edwards, NFL; Jamaal Wilkes, NBA; Mike Webster, NFL, Don Drysdale, MLB; Harry Carson, NFL; Randy Gradishar, NFL; Artis Gilmore, NBA, Randy White, NFL; Rich Gossage, MLB; Brian Urlacher, NFL; Chuck Howley, NFL, Orel Hershiser, MLB; Junior Seau, NFL; Lee Roy Jordan, NFL; Otis Wilson, NFL, Lawrence Taylor, NFL; Shawne Merriman, NFL; Martin Truex Jr., NASCAR, Francisco Rodriguez, MLB; Tom Jackson, NFL; Dwight Stephenson, NFL, Jack Lambert, NFL; Derrick Thomas, NFL; Carl Banks, NFL; Wilber Marshall, NFL, Jack Ham, NFL; "Tiger" Tom Pistone, NASCAR; Seth Joyner, NFL, Chuck Bednarik, NFL; Otto Graham, NFL;Tommy Nobis, NFL; Otis Sistrunk, NFL, Curley Culp, NFL; Bill George, NFL; Josh Beckett, MLB, Jim Langer, NFL;Curtis "Crawfish" Crider, NASCAR, Gene Upshaw, NFL; Willie Lanier, NFL; Lee Roy Selmon, NFL; Ernie Holmes, NFL, Jerry Kramer, NFL; Elmo Langley, NASCAR; Randall McDaniel, NFL, Elvin Bethea, NFL; Tom Mack, NFL; Gary Zimmerman, NFL, Mario Lemieux, NHL; Ray Nitschke, NFL; Conrad Dobler, NFL, Reggie McKenzie, NFL; BobKuechenberg, NFL; Les Richter, NFL, Jaromir Jagr, NHL; L.C. As for the 0, note that this is different than the 00. The unlucky 13, at least in the eyes of some players. 8 with the Indians and White Sox, but it wasn't available in Baltimore due to a certain future Hall of Famer. In his 22-year career, the right-hander with a devastating curveball won 289 games, struck out 3,701 (that total is still fifth all-time) and pitched nearly 5,000 innings in the majors (4,970, to be exact). How about 3? In RMU softball history, nine players have immortalized themselves in both the Hall of Fame and on the outfield fence. 251,720 WARNotable names: Barry Bonds, Jim Thome, Rafael Palmeiro, Buddy Bell, Tommy John, Mark McGwire. Honorable mentions: Joe DiMaggio, Johnny Bench, Albert Pujols, Brooks Robinson, Jeff Bagwell. She owns a variety of records for the Bruins and is one of the selected players from NCAA Division I, batting at least .400 with 300 hits, 200 runs, and 100 stolen bases. The World's Most Entertaining Car Website. 8 No. Like Dickey and Berra sharing 8 for the Yankees, Maddux and Jenkins each have 31 retired for the Cubs. Magic Johnson? Why he's here: Only three players have ever worn No. 5 is a total murderers' row. She appears multiple times on the single-season record books, including holding the single-season record for complete games (33). This is the official all-time ranking. Honorable mentions: Eddie Mathews, Darell Evans, Kevin Brown. Pro Football Hall of Famers by Jersey Numbers Class of 2004 inductee Bob Brown wore #76 with the Eagles, Rams, and Raiders. So when New York pulled off the massive deal to get Rodriguez, he switch to No. "Because I was a second baseman," Rose said in 2016 when the Reds retired his 14, "and 27 wasn't a good number for a second baseman, so I got 14." 61 for more than a few seasons, and Hernandez is the best of the bunch. Honorable mentions: Dwight Gooden, Hal Newhouser, Ted Lyons. 71,842 WARNotable names: Mickey Mantle, Ivn Rodrguez, Craig Biggio, Kenny Lofton, Joe Mauer, J.D. for Team USA. 271,498 WARNotable names: Mike Trout, Juan Marichal, Vladimir Guerrero, Kevin Brown, Giancarlo Stanton, Carlton Fisk. Walt Frazier is definitely one of the greatest players to put on a Knicks uniform, and he can even be considered the best NBA player to wear the number #10 on his jersey. 66. The man known simply as The Man, Musial won three MVP awards, finished in the top 10 of the MVP voting in 11 other seasons, was an All-Star 20 times, helped the Cardinals to three World Series titles and he finished his career with 3,630 hits (still fourth all-time) and 725 doubles (third all-time). While sporting the #66, he helped the Penguins lift the Stanley Cup twice, won three Hart Trophies, and earned six Art Ross Trophies as the leagues leading scorer. In modern sports, athletes are valuable assets that are the centerpiece of advertising campaigns and the faces of their organizations. 60 Through 99 In general, any numbers above 60 are for spring training guyslike minor leaguers and plumbers plucked out of the crowdwho have no chance of making the big squad for the regular season. Or No. 31,614 WARNotable names: Jimmie Foxx, Alan Trammell, Alex Rodriguez, Harmon Killebrew, Willie Davis. Jerry Grote: A two-time All-Star, Grote was a mainstay at catcher for the Mets in the late '60s and early '70s. Blyleven had to wait a long time after he retired, but he was eventually elected to the Hall of Fame in 2011. 73 for 11 seasons. 12 would have to be in the discussion for being No. Simply put, Jennie Finch is the most famous softball player of all time to the rest of the sporting world. Why he's here: The pitcher wore No. Honorable mentions: Rick Reuschel, Sam McDowell. In Game 7 of the 1934 World Series, Dean threw nine shutout innings to help Gashouse Gang to the championship. Basketball stars have had success with the number as well with LeBron James and Bill Russell thriving with the number 6 in the NBA. Johnson wore 51 with Seattle from 1989-98 -- save for a brief game with 15 here and 34 there -- and then Ichiro wore it as a Mariner from 2001-12. Machado had an entirely different reason: His favorite number was 3 growing up, and his favorite player was Chipper Jones, so his 3, plus Jones' 10 13. He won the 1977 AL MVP when he batted .388 with 16 triples, 14 homers, 100 RBIs, 23 stolen bases and 128 runs scored for the Twins. Manager Alfred Lawson chose to put numbers on his teams jerseys in order for fans to easily identify each of th. For hitting, she holds the record for batting average (.380) and doubles (41) and hit 17 home runs in her career. The eight-time All-Star lead the NL in ERA four times and won 355 games, most among pitchers of the last half century. Her success on the field at every levelmultiple NCAA championships, record breaking pitching performances, Olympic Gold Medalscombined with beauty and grace made her a celebrity who transcended the sport. A fitting tribute to a promising player whose life was taken far too soon. The countdown has begun for when the New York Yankees will retire the #2 of their recently retired shortstop, Derek Jeter. Elway retired following two consecutive Super Bowl wins and appeared in five Super Bowls. He briefly wore numbers 22, 28, and 25 in his first two years as a Giant, then claimed the 36 in 1963. Le's finish this off with the final group And, of course, we reach the end of the line. This was one of the easiest choices we made. Natasha joined the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame after leading the Bruins, leading to three straight Womens College World Series and the NCAA Division 1 Softball Championship title in 2003. No. No. Why he's here: Underrated Bobby Abreu is Drysdale's only real competition. Henry Aaron didn't, but 1.4 WAR of his legendary career counts here anyway, because he wore it for his rookie season in 1954 before switching to his now-iconic 44. Ryan only wore 30 for the Mets and Angels, not at all for the Astros or Rangers, with whom he spent 14 seasons wearing 34. She was named NEC Rookie of the Year in 2003. Gretzky won four Stanley Cups with the Edmonton Oilers during the 1980s, before he was dealt in a blockbuster deal to the Los Angeles Kings. No. Foster, a five-time All-Star, led the league in RBIs in three consecutive seasons from 1976-78. ", No. 231,593 WARNotable names: Ryne Sandberg, Ted Simmons, Don Mattingly, Robin Ventura, Luis Tiant. Here are the players who didn't get the nod for this number: Rickey Henderson, Ken Griffey Jr., Manny Ramirez, Miguel Cabrera and pre-Giants Barry Bonds. Rices legendary hands were developed throughout his childhood, when he worked as a brick mason. The long-time reliever is the best of a mediocre bunch. Kirby Puckett, David Ortiz, and Bryce Harper were chewing through big league pitchers at an alarming rate as No. From No. Forty-nine: The official number of knuckleballers everywhere. Robinson broke Major Leagues Baseball color barrier, becoming the first black man to play in the league since the 1880s. Why hes here: Koufax's numbers from 1962 to 1966 are staggering: Three Cy Youngs, a 113-34 record, five straight ERA titles, three seasons of more than 300 strikeouts. Unfortunately, there's not really any such thing as a record of per-game uniform numbers -- even if there were you don't really want to split WAR on a per-game basis -- and also some players have had multiple numbers in a season. 62. First, she competed at Western Illinois and UCLA. Jeters place among Yankees legends is secure, which is no small accomplishment for that franchise. Porcello, a New Jersey native, traded it to Hunter in exchange for a donation to a Hurricane Sandy relief program. No. The numbers 16, 25, 33, 14, 18, 1, 44, 7 and 6 hang there. In his 20 years with the Yankees, The Captain earned 15 All-Star nods, rapped out 3,465 hits, scored 1,923 runs and hit .310 and he was a cornerstone for five World Series-winning squads. Best all-time MLB players at each jersey number, 1-99, Best current players at each jersey number, 1-97. 41998 WARNotable names: Tom Seaver, Eddie Mathews, John Lackey, Darrell Evans, Pat Hentgen, Seager is so synonymous with 41, the only number he wore for any of the four teams he played for, that in 2022, his hometown of Fresno, Calif., honored him by renaming part of Highway 41 the "Tom Seaver Memorial Highway. Why he's here: The Dodger closer has worn No. Congratulations, we guess? That was pretty awesome for a couple of years. ), If a player switches numbers within a season for the same team, the number he wore most in his career receives the full credit. 50, before a slight uptick at 99.

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