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Who wore the jersey number 5?
352 Players
| Player | Team(s) |
|---|---|
| Corey Gaines | Philadelphia 76ers (95) |
| Kevin Garnett* | Boston Celtics (08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13) |
| Tom Garrick | Dallas Mavericks (92) |
| Jack George | New York Knicks (59, 60, 61) |
What is the least used number in MLB?
The Yankees called up Miguel Yajure on Aug. 20 and issued him No. 89 — the only number left from 0 to 99 that had never been worn in a Major League Baseball regular-season game.
What athlete has the number 5?
#5: Kevin Garnett One of the greatest prep-to-pro cases of all time—an MVP, perennial All-Star and All-NBA selection—Garnett transcended the game with his intensity and antics.
What athlete wore 45?
Michael Jordan
121 Players
| Player | Team(s) |
|---|---|
| Clemon Johnson | Indiana Pacers (80, 81, 82, 83) Philadelphia 76ers (83, 84, 85, 86) Seattle SuperSonics (87, 88) |
| Keon Johnson | Los Angeles Clippers (22) |
| Michael Jordan* | Chicago Bulls (95) |
| Tim Kempton | Denver Nuggets (90) |
Personal life. Bogdanović is related to the late noted Serbian architect Bogdan Bogdanović, sharing the same name. However, he is not related to fellow NBA basketball player Bojan Bogdanović, who is Croatian.
Who is number 0 on the New York Yankees?
No, what thrust Ottavino into the Yankees history book was the team’s announcement that he would wear No. 0. When he takes the mound for the first time in the Bronx, he’ll become the first Yankee ever to wear that number — also the only single-digit number in franchise history that’s not yet retired.
Who is number 93 on the Phillies roster?
93 – Pat Neshek A 12-year major-league veteran, Neshek didn’t don No. 93 until last season, his second tour of duty with the Phillies . Neshek is an extreme side-armer who’s a rabid baseball card…
Who are the top 5 baseball players of all time?
5 1 Joe DiMaggio 2 Johnny Bench 3 Albert Pujols 4 Hank Greenberg 5 George Brett 6 Brooks Robinson 7 Luke Appling 8 Jeff Bagwell 9 Lou Boudreau 10 Nomar Garciaparra
Who are the 5 players in the Hall of Fame?
Same thing with Hall of Famers Adrian Beltre (he’s absolutely getting in five years from now), Luke Appling, Al Simmons, Joe Medwick and Goose Goslin. Cooperstown members Arky Vaughn, Tony Perez and Tony Lazzeri wore No. 5 for multiple seasons, too, but it was far from their primary number, so we cut them, too.