So did George Gervin. 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. MLB Players Who Wore Number 60 | Baseball-Reference.com Frivolities Index MLB Players Who Wore Number 60 This page is missing Negro League uniforms because we do not have that data at this time. This was a battle of three linebackers: two in the Hall of Fame and one headed there. 83? 25. Lawrence Taylor, NFL; Shawne Merriman, NFL; Martin Truex Jr., NASCAR 57 Francisco Rodriguez, MLB; Tom Jackson, NFL; Dwight Stephenson, NFL 58 Jack Lambert, NFL; Derrick Thomas, NFL; Carl Banks,. Why he's here: No one else at No. Find out more. Why he's here: A three-time All-Star and Cy Young winner is the easy choice. We all know Aaron was the lon-time home run king, and still ranks second. Matthews had a lengthy career, playing from the time he was 22 until he was 40. However, he did wear No. 6, so it all balances out. Why hes here: A-Rod wore No. Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos. Why he's here: There's a reason MLB retired No. There has been some great players to wear the number 4 jersey, such as Dolph Schayes and Joe Dumars, but Adrian Dantley's career edges out the two, making him the best player to wear the #4 jersey. Given that, wouldnt we feel weird to look back and see, say, Scott Niedermayers name here? 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. USA Today Sports compiled a list of some of the best athletes across all sports to wear each number, from 00 to 99. Dan Marino wore 13 and had an amazing career even if he didnt win a Super Bowl. 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. This is a stacked number, but its still such an easy choice to go with Mays, who is in the conversation about the greatest players in the history of the sport. Dallas Mavericks ( 88, 90) Al-Farouq Aminu. 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As smooth and regal a player who ever wore a Celtics . Also sorry to NASCAR fans who know that Jeff Gordon drove the 24 car during his sterling career. Playing alongside Ruth, Gehrig still won two MVPs and was on six title-winning Yankees teams. Honorable mentions: Rickey Henderson, Ken Griffey, Jr., Manny Ramirez, Miguel Cabrera, Barry Bonds. Baseball players like Rickey Henderson, Roger Clemens, and Clayton Kershaw have all worn 22 in MLB at some point as well. Eck was the AL MVP and Cy Young winner in 1992 and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2004. He once had 20 sacks in a season and had 126.5 sacks in his career. However, he led the American League in ERA twice and won a Cy Young in 1978. Speaking of guys who rushed for over 2,000 yards in a season, Dickerson still holds the record for the most rushing yards in a season with 2,105. Ware was a scary force off the edge, making him the choice here at No. All rights reserved. We dont think so. However, we are of the belief that Messi, Barcelona and Argentinas legend, is the best of the bunch. Subscribe to Stathead Football: Get your first month FREEYour All-Access Ticket to the Pro Football Reference Database. 97. 2 Deion Sanders, CB, Florida State (1985-88) Focus on Sport/Getty Images. Why he's here: No one at No. Thats enough to outduel Larry Bird, much to the chagrin of Celtics fans. 61 for more than a few seasons, and Hernandez is the best of the bunch. Why hes here: The first-ballot Hall of Famer was just the third player in MLB history to register 3,000 hits and 500 homers. 26 his entire career, he may have been the choice. We do want to shout out Chad Johnson, in part because he changed his named to Chad Ochocinco in honor of his number. Carl Yastrzemski, Willie Stargell, Yogi Berra, Bill Dickey, Gary Carter and Joe Morgan are all players worthy of selection. Rose, who hit .303 in his 24-year career, kept his number during the Philly years and his partial season with the Expos. Why he's here: The pitcher wore No. the official stats partner of the NBA, NHL and MLB. Lots of options here. In this sport, though, stats arent the only numbers that matter. Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun Staff/MCT/Sipa USA, Julian H. Gonzalez/Detroit Free Press/MCT/Sipa USA, Tim Groothuis-Witters Sport/USA TODAY Sports, Photo by Malcolm W. Emmons/Sporting News via Getty Images, Nhat V. Meyer/Bay Area News Group/TNS/Sipa USA, Damian Strohmeyer / Hulton Archive / Getty Images, Yong Kim/Philadelphia Daily News/MCT/Sipa USA, Mark Cornelison/Lexington Herald-Leader/KRT, Michael Zagaris/MLB Photos via Getty Images, Susan Tripp Pollard/Contra Costa Times/MCT/Sipa USA, Mark Cornelison/Lexington Herald-Leader/MCT/Sipa USA, Nuccio DiNuzzo/Chicago Tribune/TNS/Sipa USA, Nuccio DiNuzzo/Chicago Tribune/MCT/Sipa USA, Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/TNS/Sipa USA, Ian McVea/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/MCT/Sipa USA, Curtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/MCT/Sipa USA, This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google. The Russian fell just under 500 goals in his career, but it didnt keep him out of the Hall of Fame. As a hitter, though, he was excellent. That includes wide receivers, mind you. Nowitzki changed the NBA. Their name most likely is on the back of that jersey, but so is something else. Owens was just recently inducted in the Hall of Fame, with plenty of highlights to fill his reel. Hes led the league in points per game four times, and the Hall will come calling when he retires. Honorable mentions: Bob Howry, Joba Chamberlain. Honorable mentions: Joe Morgan, Gene Tenace, Andy Van Slyke. Baseball history is marked by iconic numbers. Ovechkin is still an active player who, hopefully, has a few more years left in his career. Names that come to mind are Michael Jordan, Ryne Sandberg, Troy Vincent, David Beckham, Bob Gainey, and Ron Lancaster. Maybe for some numbers, sure, but not for 15. If Orr isnt the best defenseman of all time, Lidstrom is. 25 while also setting the record for most home runs in a season. The longtime Chief once led the NFL with 102 catches, and he ranks in the top 10 in career receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. Brady and the No. He twice led the NFL in sacks, including a 22-sack season that almost broke the record. We present them here for purely educational purposes. 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. This was a battle between two running backs, namely Faulk and Adrian Peterson. However, we couldnt deny Mantle. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. No. No, seriously. 3 to Lisa Leslie at No. 70. Jeters place among Yankees legends is secure, which is no small accomplishment for that franchise. Please see our Contributors and Sources page for data source details. The Hall of Famer was perhaps the best tackle of the 80s, which is something Cincinnati can take credit for. We have tools and resources that can help you use sports data. Soccer player of the century? Sure, Jeter is a tad overrated because he spent his entire career playing for the Yankees and was their captain. Troy Polamalu, who wore 43, was a great safety, but hes not The King.. 81 with the Patriots when he was setting NFL records. Should we have just called him Mean Joe Greene? That is to say, Michael Jordan did indeed wear 45, but who thinks of him in that number? Thirteen may be an unlucky number to some but not to a few all-time greats. Honorable mentions: Nolan Ryan, Orlando Cepeda, Willie Randolph. This was a tough one. Orlando Magic ( 01) Steve Alford. Sorry, Kobe fans. He only played five seasons with the Blue Jays, but hes a bit of a hero in Toronto; his Jays teams won back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993, and Alomar hit .354 with 16 stolen bases in 24 playoff games during those two title runs. Lemieuxs 66 is one of the iconic numbers in NHL history. Heres how incredible Fedorovs all-around game was. Foyt, Racing; Ernie Banks, MLB; Y.A. Why hes here: Rapid Robert had already struck out 466 major-league hitters before he turned 20 years old, thats why. Clemente, who was born in Puerto Rico and was an idol to the people of Latin America, tragically died in a plane crash while trying to deliver supplies to Nicaragua to aid earthquake victims. Outside of his rookie campaign, Mays wore 24 his entire career. 96. We also considered John Havlicek, who notablyonce stole the ball. There is no other athlete really in contention. Orr is the choice at number 4, for far more than the Stanley Cup-winning goal he scored for the Bruins in 1970. He was forced to retire at 30 -- but he left behind a sport changed forever. He was also All-Pro in all five of those campaigns. The competition was slim, so you could say Johnson lapped them all. Your California Privacy Rights/Privacy Policy. Even then, though, Woodson is one of the most underrated players in NFL history. When the Ravens had the best defense in the NFL, Lewis was at the center of that. Choose a TeamArizona DiamondbacksAtlanta BravesBaltimore OriolesBoston Red SoxChicago CubsChicago White SoxCincinnati RedsCleveland GuardiansColorado RockiesDetroit TigersHouston AstrosKansas City RoyalsLos Angeles AngelsLos Angeles DodgersMiami MarlinsMilwaukee BrewersMinnesota TwinsNew York MetsNew York YankeesOakland AthleticsPhiladelphia The number suited him well. The SPORTS REFERENCE and STATHEAD trademarks are owned exclusively by Sports Reference LLC. Its also enough for him to represent No. Honorable mentions: Carl Yastrzemski, Yogi Berra, Willie Stargell, Joe Morgan. This gallery provides a sample of SI's best players to wear numbers 00 to 10. We go from a Red Wings legend to the greatest Lions player of all time. Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction? The long-time reliever is the best of a mediocre bunch. Copyright 2000-2023 Sports Reference LLC. Why he's here: Quite simply, Hammerin' Hank was one of the greatest players in the history of baseball. For now, though, we're running from zero to 99 to find the best athlete for each number. Why he's here: A few years ago, he looked like a budding superstar. But he also captured the American imagination -- for his grace in the field, for his 56-game hitting streak in 1941, even for his rocky marriage to Marilyn Monroe. He finished with a 2.86 regular-season ERA, and in 17 games (15 starts) in the postseason, he posted a 2.61 ERA and helped the Orioles to three World Series titles (the only three in franchise history, it should be noted). The Say Hey Kid won two MVPs and 12 Gold Gloves, and he made 24 All-Star Games wearing No. Probably before his iconic Coca-Cola ad. With his massive frame and vicious fastball, Johnson won five Cy Youngs and led the majors in strikeouts eight times. One of the greatest athletes ever, Usain Bolt is popular by the nickname 'Lightning Bolt'. There have been many outstanding athletes to dawn the number 23. It was one of the four years he led the league in rushing yards. We feel comfortable saying Gonzalez is the best tight end ever. Why he's here: The long-time Angels Reliever is the best of a so-so group who wore No. Classic Type in answers that appear in a list Type in . While the number he wore, number 42, has always been special and acknowledged throughout the Majors Leagues, especially since Jackie Robinson's induction to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962, the day has . Honorable mentions: Reggie Jackson, Willie McCovey. Since the other choices at 14 werent incredibly obvious, Bob Cousy, Pete Rose, et al, we decided to honor Cruyff here. 5. That was pretty awesome for a couple of years. There wasnt much of a challenge to Bonds. Honorable mentions: Ichiro Suzuki, Willie McGee, Trevor Hoffman. Nobody was close to the "Dominator.". We want to briefly mention the underrated safety Dennis Smith as well. Subban would have been a more fun player to go with, and early in his career when he was winning the Norris he seemed on pace. 14 and also, four not wearing a number at all. The Babe was more than a baseball star and the most popular athlete of his era. In those seven seasons he had 574 receptions for 9,142 yards and 90 touchdowns. Or write about sports? Oh, and hes hit .332 with 16 homers and a 1.115 OPS in 52 career playoff gams. Why he's here: The long-time Yankee lefty was by far the best player who wore No. Still, that was his number from 1980 until 1993, so he is our pick. Were hitting the ice though with Lidstrom. He was such a star that when he came out of retirement in '75 to play for the New York Cosmos of the upstart North American Soccer League, he instantly raised the profile of a sport that had been largely ignored by U.S. audiences. Do you have a blog? Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos. Honorable mentions: Chipper Jones, Ron Santo, Andre Dawson. He switched to No. Brown played tackle for the Giants from 1953 until 1965, being named an All-Pro six times en route to the Hall. Athletes Who Wore #33 Athletes Who Wore #23 Athletes Who Wore #7 Athletes Who Wore #69 Athletes Who Wore #42 Athletes Who Wore #4 Athletes Who Wore #22 Honorable mentions: Juan Guzman, Gerry Staley. Well give a shout out to the underrated Elgin Baylor, who also wore 22. (Keep reading to find out if we did.) 2:07. But he didnt wear that number anywhere else. Honorable mentions: Fergie Jenkins, Dave Winfield, Mike Piazza. The NBA also has a rich history of players to rock the number with champions like Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Garnett, and Kyrie Irving all sporting the 2 on their backs. Disagree with our picks? Offensive linemen maybe arent the most exciting players to talk about, but excellence should be recognized. Honorable mentions: Tony Gwynn, Robin Yount, Billy Pierce. Marichal won 191 games and rolled up a 2.57 ERA in 328 games (320 starts) during the 1960s for the Giants. The striking, photo-driven book, SI takes a comprehensive look at jersey numbers 00 to 99, across all sports and eras, to decide which elite pro athlete wore each digit best. Like Petty and Earnhardt, he won the NASCAR season title seven times. Since the switch, A-Rod has often been the center of controversy, but hes also won a pair of AL MVP awards and popped 342 homers in 11 seasons. So we're letting you try, including polls with those select numbers. 12 will forever be synonymous, even though hes now a Buccaneer. For six years in a row he was named to the All-Pro team. Orr scored 100 points in a season six times, before his knees failed him too young. Had Wade Boggs worn No. We dont think its too early to make the call here. Why hes here: The Cobra was a legitimate star in the late 1970s and early 1980s, winning an MVP, two batting titles and three Gold Gloves. Peppers was excellent for a long time as well, as he notched 11 sacks in 2017 as a 37 year old. 96 for four seasons. 62. Basically every starting goalie in the world of soccer wears. Or a linebacker who wears the No. 84 for two seasons with the Rangers. 81 for more than a season. Stats: 467 games played, 17.7 points per game, 6.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 1.8 steals, Vote up the top athletes who wore 2 for at least one professional season, The Greatest New York Yankees Of All Time, The Greatest Offensive Players in NBA History, 14 All-Star (19982002, 2004, 20062012, 2014), 5 World Series champion (1996, 19982000, 2009), 5 Gold Glove Award (20042006, 20092010), 5 Silver Slugger Award (20062009, 2012), 3 NBA Most Valuable Player (1979, 1982, 1983), 4 All-NBA First Team (1979, 1982, 1983, 1985), 4 All-NBA Second Team (1980, 1981, 1984, 1987), 2 NBA Defensive Player of the Year (2015, 2016), 3 NBA All-Defensive First Team (20152017), 2 NBA All-Defensive Second Team (2014, 2019). So did Tony Gwynn while he won eight batting titles. Honorable mentions: Clayton Kershaw, Will Clark, Roger Clemens. Even though contracting HIV cut Magics career short, he played 11 full NBA seasons, making the All-Star Game in all those campaigns. 25. 2. Parish stood tall against some of the all-time greats in his sport. Honorable mentions: Ernie Banks, Ken Boyer, Jim Rice. Why hes here: Clearly, baseballs all-time hit king 4,256 of them, to be precise is eligible for this list. He also wore it when he won four-straight Cy Youngs. Mantles Yankees played in the World Series 12 times they won seven of those and The Mick hit 18 homers in 65 games, a record that will never be broken. The still-active Wainwright edges out ageless Jamie Moyer. Honorable mentions: Warren Spahn, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa. Honorable mentions: Chan Ho Park, Bronson Arroyo. Athletes who wore #34 Stats Can you name the Athletes who wore #34 on their Jersey? Johnny Unitas wore the No. Its not a beloved number, apparently. 81. He was also a two-time First Team All-Pro, so some thought he was the best tight end in the league in his time. Taylor is considered by some the best defensive player ever. He was also an incredible player, winning Rookie of the Year and MVP during his career. Hes only sixth in receiving touchdowns. When he can finally take the court for Brooklyn, that will probably be true as well, though he did wear No. You know a goalie carried his team when that happens. Think we left someone off? Rivers has thrown for almost 400 career touchdowns and has made eight Pro Bowls. And while his two Super Bowl wins came with great supporting casts, he provided the signature moment of those wins. Munoz played 13 seasons, and the only seasons he missed the Pro Bowl were his first and last. The Chief is a Hall of Famer, but Westbrook will be joining him someday. For now, though, were running from zero to 99 to find the best athlete for each number. Honorable mentions: Jeff Kent, Mark Langston, Dusty Baker. To purchase Any Given Number, go to SI.com/anygivennumber. He was great, but hes not "the Admiral." When you think 99 in sports, there is only one player who comes to mind: the Great One. He actually pitched through the heart of the steroid era. 8, but it was also the number he wore his first couple of years in the league. 46 for an extended period. And though he wasnt much with the bat early in his career, he did wind up with 580 career stolen bases and walked almost twice as many times as he struck out (1,072 to 589). Why hes here: The man with one of the greatest nicknames in baseball history the Wizard of Oz earned his reputation as arguably the best defensive shortstop in baseball history during a highlight-filled 19-year career that included 15 All-Star nods and 13 Gold Gloves. Moss and Shannon Sharpe both wore No. Shout out to Steve Heinze, the hockey player who wore 57 for the pun, but hes no match for Santana. Brooks wore 55 for his whole NFL run, and he never left the Buccaneers. 9. How can you argue with the guy known as Mr. From Diana Taurasi at No. 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. Tweet us @USATODAYSports and let us know. The NBA also has a rich history of players to rock the number with champions like Kawhi Leonard,Kevin Garnett, andKyrie Irving all sporting the 2 on their backs. Blyleven had to wait a long time after he retired, but he was eventually elected to the Hall of Fame in 2011. Why hes here: At some point, Clayton Kershaw might eventually hold this spot but for now were going with the much longer and still stellar career of Palmer. 24. He also accumulated 2,460 hits in 19 seasons. 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. > All Players To Wear Number 2. Mogilny was one of the first players to defect from the Soviet Union to play in the NHL, and he made his mark early. Why he's here: Hershisher's legendary 1988 performance gives him the edge over comtemporary Kevin Appier. Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos. But Rice is the best receiver of all time to this day. Peppers came out of the gates with a bang, picking up 12 sacks as a rookie for the Carolina Panthers. 32. 72, but it wasnt until later in his career after he stopped wearing 27. 1 all-time. Theres more to Aaron than just his 755 homers. And even though Barry Bonds eventually eclipsed Babe Ruths career home run total, the number 714 still holds a special place in baseball lore. Guidrys name is forgotten in Yankees lore, which is fair given how many legends they have. Stats: .310 batting average, 260 home runs, 1,311 RBIs, League: NBA Why he's here: The Hall of Famer wore No. Jack Lambert was also fantastic. Yes, Sayers played only five seasons in the NFL, more or less. McDavid is in only his fifth season, but hes already the best player in the NHL. Were no fan of Schilling as a person, but this is about his skill on the mound. So check out the list of athletes who wore 2 and help decide who deserves to rank the highest for wearing this iconic jersey number. The franchise has retired Drysdales number after he spent 14 seasons in Dodger blue. Branca, a pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, wore no. Why he's here: Not much to choose from. 3, he didnt have much of a chance. However, Faulk was one of the best receiving backs ever. Jim Brown?) While Johnson had a couple of seasons wearing other numbers, the Big Unit was the clear choice here. We present them here for purely educational purposes. The heart and soul of the Yankees dynasties of the '50s, Yogi Berra won three MVP awards and had a seven-year stretch during which he never finished lower than fourth in the voting. However, the last couple of years have been tough for the defenseman. Larry Murphy is a Hall of Fame NHL defenseman, and he would have been the choice if he had worn 55 his entire career. The NFL and NHL have also had their fair share of famous athletes who wore 2 on their jersey like Matt Ryan and Brian Leetch. To celebrate the NFL's 100th season, the USA TODAY Sports Network is . He led the league in receiving touchdowns three times and finished his career with 1,078 receptions. 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And yet, impressive as they are, numbers don't begin to measure his baseball instincts, his charisma or his grace on his sport's biggest stages. The Wizard owned the web gem before the term existed, but beyond his lengthy highlight reel the longtime Cardinal was remarkably consistent, setting records for assists and double plays by a shortstop. Why he's here: The 2015 AL Cy Young winner is the easy choice after just four MLB seasons. Mathis also had a penchant for punching out balls, as he led the NFL in forced fumbles three times. Though he often battled injuries, Larkin was an All-Star 12 times, won the 1995 NL MVP and hit .338 in his 17 career postseason games for Cincinnati. Bryant had some great years wearing No. A lot of these athletes have worn other numbers as well. Yes, Bob Gibson once had a 1.12 ERA in a season. The Cincinnati Bengals dont have a storied franchise history, but they do have one of the greatest offensive tackles ever to their name. P.K. Allen was known for his massive arms and incredible strength, which helped him become an elite offensive lineman. If you're the Babe Ruth of podiatrists, suddenly podiatry sounds like a pretty cool line of work to be in. A full century after his career began, he is still the Babe Ruth of sports. Thats good enough for us. Why he's here: Rincon wore No. Joe DiMaggios 56-game hitting streak might never be topped. Speaking of averaging a triple-double, the last guy to do that before Westbrook was Oscar Robertson, who wore the No. Why he's here: A pitcher in the 1940 and 1950s, Voiselle wore No.
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